According to Peter Flint we can discern three literary editions of the Psalter: Edition I (Pss. 1/2 – 89), Edition IIa (Pss. 1/2 – 89 and 11QPs^a), and Edition IIb (Pss. 1/2 – 89 and Pss. 90-150). After looking at the Qumran MSS Dwight D. Swanson states that there is manuscript evidence for at least [...]
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Qumran and the growth of the Psalter
Posted in 11QPs[a], Psalter, Septuagint (LXX), Textual Criticism, tagged Dead Sea Scrolls, Dwight Swanson, Peter Flint, Psalter, Qumran on October 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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