4Q146 — a biblical manuscript from Qumran Cave 4, in Hebrew. It preserves part of Deuteronomy.
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
4Q146
Abegg, Bowley and Cook · every word parsed
1
[ב][בית׳ך] [ו][ב]
2
[לכת]׳ך [ב][ד]
3
[רך] [ו]בש[כב׳ך] [ו]
4
[ב][קו]מ׳ך׃ [ו][כת]בת׳ם
5
על מזוזות
6
בית׳ך
7
ובשערי׳ך׃
8
למען ירבו ימי׳כם
9
וימי בני׳כם
10
על האדמה
11
אשר נשבע
12
יהוה לאבו
13
תי׳כם לתת
14
[ל׳ה]ם כ
15
[ימי] [ה][שמ]ים
16
[על] [ה][ארץ]׃
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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.
The words of this chapter
26 distinct words — each links to every other place it occurs.