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Re: 4Q424



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     In general, I believe that the idea that Qumran was some sort of a 
community of monks is long dead
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	I have no way of evaluating either how much of the article was 
newspaper hyperbole nor do I attempt to evaluate the scholarly findings 
(beyond examining the logic of *both sides* of the future arguments sure to 
erupt, I'm not convinced by either side so far).  But the recent Jerusalem 
Post article about Broshi's and Eshel's findings, that I earlier asked for 
comments on, was headlined "New evidence nails down Qumran theory." Broshi 
still maintains Qumran was a monastery.  (The article by Abrahamn Rabinovich 
appeared 96.04.05, p. 8.)

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Yirmiyahu Ben-David, Pakiyd 16
K'hiylat Ha-N'tzarim
(World-wide Congregation of Nazarene Jews)

N'tzarim Virtual Community Center in
Ra'anana, Israel at
www.netvision.net.il/~netzarim
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