The Dead Sea Scrolls. a New Translation Michael O. Wise; Jr. Martin G. Abegg…
1999/1st ed paperback/new/Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation/Wise, Abegg, and Cook. This is a new copy of this work, currently unavailable for sale. ISBN 0-06-069200-6. It is a comprehensive translation of the controversial ancient scrolls, with material never published or translated before now [1999], and including the most recently released texts.
The Dead Sea Scrolls. a New Translation Michael O. Wise; Jr. Martin G. Abegg…
1999/1st ed paperback/new/Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation/Wise, Abegg, and Cook. This is a new copy of this work, currently unavailable for sale. ISBN 0-06-069200-6. It is a comprehensive translation of the controversial ancient scrolls, with material never published or translated before now [1999], and including the most recently released texts.
The Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation Paperback Michael Wise Martin Abegg Jr.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls Michael Wise New Translation Religious History Paperback
It is designed for both the general reader and the serious scholar. Title: The Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation. Format: Softcover / Paperback. Internal pages appear clean, crisp, and free of highlighting or marginalia based on provided photos.
The Dead Sea Scrolls A New Translation By Michael Wise Martin Abegg Cook PROOF
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Dead Sea Scrolls : A New Translation Michael Wise, 1st Ed/1st Printing, HC/DJ
The product is a first edition, first printing hardcover book titled "Dead Sea Scrolls: A New Translation" by Michael O. Wise, Edward M. Cook Jr., Martin G. Abegg Jr., and Edward M. Cook. Published by HarperCollins in 1996, the book offers a nonfiction narrative exploring the significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the realms of religion, Christianity, Judaism, and archaeology. With a dust jacket and spanning 528 pages, this book provides insights into the history and culture surrounding the ancient texts, making it a valuable addition to the literature on biblical studies.