King's College LondonI will attend the Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls One Day Conference at King’s College London on Thursday, May 14, 2009.

Here is the program, including my paper on the Fallen Angels’ Names in the Aramaic Book of Enoch:


ONE DAY CONFERENCE ON THE HEBREW BIBLE AND THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS

DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES

KING’S COLLEGE LONDON

Thursday 14th May 2009, 10.15am-7.00pm

Council Room, Strand Campus

PROGRAMME

10.15: Registration (Council Room)

10.30-12.00: Discussion of pre-circulated extracts from Michael Knibb, Professor Emeritus, King’s College London, Essays on the Book of Enoch and Other Early Jewish Texts and Traditions, Brill, 2009: Chs. 11 (pp. 191-212), 3 (pp. 56-76), and 20 (pp. 367-406) .

12.00-12.45: Lunch

12.45-2.00: Charlotte Hempel, University of Birmingham, The Teaching on the Two Spirits and the Literary History of the Community Rule.

2.00-3.15: Lutz Doering, King’s College London, Letter, Treatise or Historicising Document? Revisiting the Genre of 4QMMT.

3.15-3.40: Tea

3.40-4.20: Helen Jacobus, University of Manchester, 4QZodiac Calendar and Brontologion (4Q318): Reconsidering the Calendars at Qumran.

4.20-5.00: Michael Langlois, Collège de France, Paris, The Fallen Angels’ Names in the Aramaic Book of Enoch.

5.00-5.30: Reception

5.30-7.00: Simon Tanner, Computing and the Humanities, King’s College London, The Dead Sea Scrolls Digitalization project.

Questions? E-mail Diana.Lipton@kcl.ac.uk

6 thoughts on “The Hebrew Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls at King’s College London

  1. Hello
    I saw that you were a specialist in the Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls. I’m having a hard time in a very important research and thought that you might help, if you want, of course. I need the original name of Mikhael or Miguel. Yes, the angel. I don’t know what you call him in England, but I really need the original name. Could you help me, please?
    Thank you for your time.
    Eliah

    1. The Hebrew name is מיכאל Mikhael, which means “Who is like El?” (= “Who is like God?”). It is attested in the first manuscript of the Book of Enoch, which I edited in this book.

  2. Is there a transcript of THE HEBREW BIBLE AND THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS (2009) that is available for purchase?

    Thank you,

    Gregory Lee Cooper
    Lacey, Washington (USA)

  3. Bonjour j’aimerais avoir la traduction rn araméen de la prière suivante:”Jésus Christ fils de Dieu aie pitié de moi pècheur.”Merci de bien vouloir m’aider.Salutations

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