A Critical Study of the Temple Scroll from Qumran Cave 11
by M. O. Wise
A study of one of the Qumran texts, examining its characteristics and authorship. The author concludes that the Temple Scroll was an eschatalogical law book, composed around 150 BC by `The Teacher of Righteousness’ and not a product of the Qumran community.
- By (author) M. O. Wise
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