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12 […] … Moses, for … […]
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1 […] … […] 2 […] and as for what it says, “In [this] year of jubilee [each of you shall return to his property,” and about it he said, “And] this 3 [is the manner of the release:] every creditor shall release what he has lent [to his neighbor. He shall not press his neighbor or his brother, for there has been proclaimed] a release 4 for God.” [Its interpretation] for the end of days concerns the captives, who […] and whose 5 teachers have been hidden and kept secret, and from the inheritance of Melchizedek, for […] … and they are the inheritance of Melchizedek, who 6 will bring them back to them. [1]He will proclaim liberty to them, to release them from [the burden of] all their iniquities. And [thus] this thing will happen 7 in the first week of [2]the jubilee that follows the nine jubilees. The Day of Atonement is the end of the tenth jubilee, 8 [3]to atone on it for all the sons of [light] and the men of the lot of Melchizedek. […] … upon them … according to all their deeds, for 9 this is the time of [4]the year of favor for Melchizedek and for his armies, the people of the holy ones of God, for a reign of judgment, as it is written 10 about him in the songs of David, who said, “[5]God stands in the assembly [of El]; in the midst of the gods he judges.” And about him he said, “And above it 11 return to the heights; [6]God will judge the peoples.” As for what he said, [“How long] will you judge unjustly and show favor to the wicked? Selah,” 12 [7]its interpretation concerns Belial and the spirits of his lot, who […] … in their turning away from the statutes of God [to act wickedly]. 13 But Melchizedek will carry out the vengeance of the judgments of God, [and on that day he will] [8]deliver them [from the hand of] Belial and from the hand of all the spirits [of his lot]. 14 To his aid come all the gods [of righteousness], and he is the one who […] all the sons of God, and the … 15 this … is the day [of peace], of which he spoke [… through] Isaiah the prophet, who said, [“How] lovely 16 on the mountains are the feet of the herald who proclaims peace, the herald [of good news who proclaims salvation], who says to Zion, ‘Your God [is king].’” 17 Its interpretation: the mountains [are] the prophets, they … […] … for all … […] 18 And [9]the herald is the one anointed of the spirit, as Daniel said [about him, “Until an anointed one, a prince, there are seven weeks.” And the herald of] 19 good news who proclaims [salvation] is the one about whom it is written that […] 20 “to comfort the [mourners.” Its interpretation:] to instruct them in all the ages of the world […] 21 in truth … […] … […] 22 … […] was removed from Belial and will return […] … […] 23 […] by the judgments of God, as it is written about him, [“who says] to Zion, ‘Your God is king.’” Zion is 24 [the congregation of all the sons of righteousness, those] who uphold the covenant, who turn aside from walking in the way of the people. And “your God” is 25 [… Melchizedek, who will] deliver them from the hand of Belial. As for what he said, “You shall sound the horn throughout all the land,”
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1 […] … […] 2 and know … […] 3 God … […] 4 and a multitude […] 5 … […] 6 the instruction upon them […] 7 they will make an end of Belial with fire […] 8 with plots in their hearts … […] 9 the walls of Judah and … […] 10 a fence, and to raise a pillar, and … […] 11 […] … […] 12 […] … […] 13 … […] 14 … […] 15 … […] 16 two hundred […] 17 the week […] 18 the divisions [of the times …] 19 […] … […] 20 […] … […]
Fragment 5
1 […] … […] 2 […] and he will declare […] 3 […] Belial, they will rebel … […] 4 […] … […]
Fragment 6
1 […] … […] 2 […] 3 […] … […] 4 […] times. Its interpretation […] 5 […] … […]
Fragment 7
1 […] … […] 2 […] … it is […] 3 […] the wall of Jerusalem […] 4 […] at its appointed time […] 5 […] … […] 6 […] … […] 7 […] the end of the jubilee […] 8 […] … […] 9 […] he will carry it […] 10 […] … in these […] 11 […] … […]
Fragment 8
1 […] Melchizedek […] 2 […] … the hands [of …] 3 […] … […]
Fragment 9
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Fragment 10
1 […] … and … […] 2 […] … God … […] 3 […] … […]
Fragment 11
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