The Dead Sea Scrolls of Job from Cave 4 and Cave 11

by Leander Chalice

Publisher:

Leander Chalice

, 2013

Overview

This volume is Professor Leander Chalice’s translation of the Targum of Job, from fragments found in Qumran Cave 4 and Cave 11. A targum, as Alex Samely of University of Manchester defines it, is an “Aramaic narrative paraphrase of the biblical text in exegetical dependence on its wording.” Chalice’s book gives you a unique opportunity to read translations of these early targums, enriching your study of Job, in all its beauty and drama.

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Key Features

• Provides translations of the fragments of the Targum of Job from 11Q and 4Q
• Includes helpful introductory notes by the author
• Offers extensive footnotes and references for explanation and further reference

Product Details

• Title: The Dead Sea Scrolls of Job from Cave 4 and Cave 11
• Translator: Leander Chalice
• Publication Date: 2013
• Pages: 224

About Leander Chalice

Leander Bertram Chalice is assistant professor of Old Testament in the theology department at Sahmyook University. He earned his BA in theology from Andrews University and his MA in Hebrew and ancient Near Eastern studies from the University of Sellenbosch, South Africa.