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4Q248

4Q248 — a non-biblical text from Qumran Cave 4, in Hebrew.

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
4Q248
Abegg, Bowley and Cook · every word parsed
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[…] … […]
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[…] [ו][משל] [ב]מצרים וביון׃ ו[על] [אל]
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[אלי]ם הגדי[ל][׃] [ו]בכן יאכלו [את]
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[בשר] [בנ]י׳הם ובנותי׳[ה]ם במצור ב[נא] [אמון]׃
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[ו][ה]עביר יייי רוח [ב]אצרותי׳הם וש[ב] [מ][נא]
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[ו]בא למצרים ומכר את עפר׳ה ואת[ה]
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אל עיר המקדש ותפש׳ה עם כ[ל] [אוצרותי׳ה]
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והפך בארצות גוים ושב למצרי[ם][׃] [ו][כ][כלות]
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נפצ יד עם הק[דש] […] [תכלינה]
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כל אלה ישובו בני [ישראל] […]׃
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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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