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1Q19 — Book of Noah

1Q19 — the Book of Noah, from Qumran Cave 1, in Hebrew. A Noah narrative related to the traditions in 1 Enoch.

Square brackets mark reconstruction. Letters inside brackets are the editors’ restoration; a bracketed ellipsis […] stands where a word is lost altogether.
Hebrew · Dead Sea Scrolls
1Q19
Abegg, Bowley and Cook · every word parsed
Fragment f1
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[…] [ו][י]הי הוא […]
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[…] [רשעי]ם גברו בארץ ו […]
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[…] [כי] [השחית] [כול] [בשר] [א]ת דרכ׳ו על הארץ […]
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[…] [ו][יצעקו] [ו][תבוא] [צעק]ת׳ם לפני אל ו […]
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[…] ים א […]
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[…] ל א […][׃]
Fragment f3
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[…] א # # […]
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[…] # ת # השתמ[מו] […]
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[…] [ב]כור הולד כי נכבדים […]
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[…] אבי׳הו וכאשר ראה למך את […]
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[…] … את חדרי הבית כחדודי השמש […]
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[…] ל לבעת את […]
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[…] … … … […][׃]
Fragment f4
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[…] # ת הל […][׃]
Fragment f5
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[…] … ח […]
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[…] [א]ת כל ה […]
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[…] ל … […][׃]
Fragment f6
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[…] # ים […]
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[…] שת […]
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[…] … […][׃]
Fragment f7
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[…] אז דבר […][׃]
Fragment f8
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[…] # עבם […]
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[…] מתושל[ח] […]
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[…] ל […][׃]
Fragment f9
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[…] ימל # […][׃]
Fragment f10
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[…] ג […][׃]
Fragment f11
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[…] [כ]ל בני […]
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[…] ל הקוד[ש] […][׃]
Fragment f12
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[…] ויפך […][׃]
Fragment f13_14
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[…] … כי כבוד זו׳ך … […] לכבוד אל ב… […]
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[…] [י]נשא בהדר כבוד ותפארת […] ר […]
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[…] … יכבד בתוך [בני] [ש]מים ו […][׃]
Fragment f15
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[…] … […]
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[…] [ב]חיר׳י כי אל כונן […]
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[…] # ל # # # ם לכל […][׃]
Fragment f16
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[…] בכל … […][׃]
Fragment f17
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[…] … … […]
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[…] ל […][׃]
Fragment f18
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[…] ל מ # […][׃]
Fragment f19
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[…] א […][׃]
Fragment f20
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[…] ת […][׃]
Fragment f21
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[…] ולא […]׃
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Transcriptions and morphology: Martin G. Abegg, Jr., James E. Bowley and Edward M. Cook, The Dead Sea Scrolls: Biblical and Non-Biblical Texts. Text-Fabric edition by Jarod Jacobs, Martijn Naaijer and Dirk Roorda, ETCBC, used by permission under CC BY-NC 4.0. Dictionary: Brown-Driver-Briggs. Square brackets mark letters reconstructed by the editors rather than preserved on the manuscript.

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