Basic Books for O.T. Criticism

Discover essential Old Testament criticism books, featuring Geza Vermes' *The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English*. A curated reading list for scholars and students exploring biblical criticism, ancient texts, and religious history.

Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia Cover
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Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia

 

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The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon Cover
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The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon

 

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An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Cover
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An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew

 

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Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar Cover
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Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar

 

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An introduction to biblical Hebrew syntax Cover
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An introduction to biblical Hebrew syntax

 

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A new concordance of the Bible Cover
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A new concordance of the Bible

 

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Who wrote the Bible? Cover
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Who wrote the Bible?

 

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The idea of biblical poetry Cover
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The idea of biblical poetry

 

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The Masorah of Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia Cover
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The Masorah of Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia

 

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The Bible as history Cover
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The Bible as history

 

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The Bible and the Ancient Near East Cover
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The Bible and the Ancient Near East

 

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Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic Cover
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Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic

 

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Ancient Near Eastern texts relating to the Old Testament Cover
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Ancient Near Eastern texts relating to the Old Testament

 

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Song of Songs Cover
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Song of Songs

 

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The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English Cover
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The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English

by Géza Vermès

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls by a Bedouin goatherd in 1947 transformed our understanding of the Hebrew bible, early Judaism, and the origins of Christianity. Nothing in the modern study of the ancient Mideast can match the fifty-year saga of these documents hidden by a Jewish sect existing before and during the time of Jesus. After years of academic debate and maneuvering as tense as any espionage novel, the Dead Sea Scrolls and fragments are at last available in their entirety, in an established standard English version.The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English -- the crowning achievement of esteemed biblical scholar Geza Vermes -- provides not only reliable, direct access to these intriguing documents but a wealth of scholarly information and an outline of the history surrounding them. Here, for scholars, students, and the fascinated general reader, are the texts which endure as the nonbiblical center of Judeo-Christianity and the foundation of Western literary traditions.