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NASH PAPYRUS

A 2nd-century b.c.e Egyptian papyrus containing one of the oldest fragments of the biblical text. Described by Stanley A. Cook in 1903, the papyrus contains versions of the Decalogue and Shema which have textual affinities to the LXX. Probably copied from a liturgical work, the papyrus’ affinities with the LXX and Philo, as well as the provenance of its discovery, suggest a form of the Hebrew text current in Egypt that differed significantly from the text later preserved by the Masoretes.

James R. Adair, Jr.






Eerdmans Dictionary of the Bible (2000)

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