Uncovering the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls - Daniel Machiela

Daniel Machiela teaches in the area of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, with core research interests in early biblical interpretation and ancient Jewish literature. His published work has focused mainly on the Dead Sea Scrolls, especially those written in Aramaic. Additional interests include Aramaic and Hebrew languages, the Septuagint, and the New Testament within the wider scope of ancient Judaism. He is currently working on an introduction to the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls, with commentary projects on the Genesis Apocryphon and the book of Tobit on the more distant horizon. Before moving to Notre Dame in 2022, he taught for fourteen years at McMaster University.
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[@AlexandreSchwarz]

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[@alexswedenborg1856]

Agree agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Right there with you. So glad you did your dissertation on this.