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Title: enlightening
Review: Caves of Enlightenment is a collection of papers from the 1997 ASOR Dead Sea Scrolls Jubilee Symposium. This collection was edited by James Charlesworth, and the list of contributors is impressive; J.A, Sanders, M. Broshi, S.W. Crawford, Dimant, and Dunn. I liked them all, but especially Broshi's - Was Qumran, Indeed, A Monastery? Also excellent is Dunn's Paul and the Dead Sea Scrolls (which could serve as a new chapter in his classic work, Jesus, Paul and the Law). The book is brief and still up to date, covering the present state of the studies and issues surrounding the Dead Sea Scrolls today. I like the way each contributor presented the specifics without superfluous fill material. As always, Charlesworth has assembled a great little collection. I recommend it.
