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  • From: peter_kirk AT sil.org
  • To: <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
  • Subject: Re[2]: Methods in biblical scholarship (Solomon)
  • Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 16:07:27 -0500


You conveniently fail to point out that there also appeared abundantly
at Qumran various books which have never been counted by anyone as on
a par with scripture, including some which are undoubtedly sectarian
in character and were certainly not generally accepted. So this means
that abundant appearance at Qumran does not imply any sort of general
acceptance as scripture among mainstream Judaism.

Peter Kirk


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Subject: Re: Methods in biblical scholarship (Solomon)
Author: <mc2499 AT mclink.it> at Internet
Date: 28/12/1999 03:43


Solomon Landers write:
>Aramaic fragments of 1 Enoch ...
>... was not a part of any known canon of the Hebrew or Jewish Bible,
though it
>appears to have been in use by sectarians or adherents of alternative
"Judaisms."

As the text appeared abundantly at Qumran along with all the major OT/HB
works and is cited in CD as having value, it would seem to be
representative, unless you for some reason consider the people who were
responsible for the Qumran deposit as being 'sectarians or adherents of
alternative "Judaisms."' If this is the case, how do you justify the position?


Cheers,


Ian


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