The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament

Table of contents

• The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament i
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface vii
• Acknowledgements ix
• Abbreviations xi
• Introduction xv
• Part One - Generally Illuminating 1
• 1: The Qumran Scrolls and the Study of the New Testament 3
• 2: Jesus, the Dead Sea Scrolls and Scrolls Scholarship 19
• 3: The 'Canon Within the Canon' at Qumran and in the New Testament 27
• 4: Biblical Interpretation in the Qumran Scrolls and the New Testament 52
• 5: Shared Intertextual Interpretations in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament 70
• Part Two - Particular Scrolls Illuminate Their New Testament Counterparts 95
• 6: The Temple Scroll and the New Testament 97
• 7: Levi and the Levites in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament 115
• 8: The Apocryphon of Levib? and the Messianic Servant High Priest 140
• 9: Luke–acts and the Qumran Scrolls: the Case of Mmt 158
• 10: The Commentary on Genesis a and the New Testament 177
• 11: From Qumran to Corinth: Embroidered Allusions to Women's Authority 195
• Part Three - The Scrolls and the Gospels: Mutual Illumination of Particular Passages 215
• 12: The Wisdom of Matthew's Beatitudes 217
• 13: 4q500 1 and the Use of Scripture in the Parable of the Vineyard 235
• 14: Qumran: the Cradle of the Christ? 261
• 15: Songs of Revolution: the Song of Miriam and Its Counterparts 272
• 16: 4q252 and the 153 Fish of John 21.111 282
• Select Bibliography 298
• Index of Bible References 302
• Index of Non-Biblical Sources 306
• Index of Modern Authors 311

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