The Dead Sea Scrolls and the first Christians : essays and translations - Eisenman, Robert H. (Shaftesbury [England] ; Rockport, Mass. : Element, 1996)
Part one. 1. Maccabees, Zadokites, Christians and Qumran: a new hypothesis of Qumran origins -- James the Just in the Habakkuk Pesher with Appendix on: the "Three nets of Belial" in the Damascus Document, and "Balla'"/"Bela'" in the Temple Scroll -- Part two. 3. The Jerusalem community of James the Just and the community at Qumran -- 4. Paul as Herodian -- 5. Interpreting Abeit-Galuto in the Habakkuk Pehser: playing on the transmuting terms -- 6. Eschatological "rain" imagrey in the war scroll and the Letter of James -- 7. Interpreting some esotericisms: The Kings of the Peoples, the Princes of Judah and Gehazi in the Damascus Document -- 8. Joining/Joiners, 'Arizei-Go'im, and the Simple of Ephraim relating to a cadre of Gentile God-fearers at Qumran -- 9. The final proof that James and the Righteous Teacher are the same.
Keywords: 11.26 movements within Judaism. Bibel Neues Testament. Christianisme Origines