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The Reworking of Ezekiel's Temple Vision in the Temple Scroll

By: Ganzel, Tova. Source: Law, Literature, and Society in Legal Texts from Qumran. Papers from the Ninth Meeting of the International Organization for Qumran Studies, Leuven 2016, p 230-252. Abstract: In her essay, G. seeks to shed light on the Temple Scroll's ideological perspective by challenging the dominant scholarly tendency to construe the document largely in terms of its rewriting of the Pentateuch. For her part, G. argues that the Book of Ezekiel also played a substantial role in the composition of the Temple Scroll, esp. in its influence on the author's conception of the holiness of the future utopian temple as envisaged by him. In making her case, G. points to the use by the Temple Scroll's author of language similar to Ezekiel's regarding sanctity and the divine presence, as well as the two documents' shared concern to safeguard the holiness of the future temple, and their comparable efforts to sever the link between the utopian future temple and the physical city of Jerusalem. [Adapted from published abstract: Christopher T. Begg] Publication Type: Essay (AN: OTA0000075646)