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Instruction — 4QInstruction frg_1:3

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Passage referenceInstruction — 4QInstruction frg_1:3
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4Q416 Instruction (Musar leMevin) — Qumran-Digital 2025-08-25 source transcription

מועד במועד ו֯[ --]
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Qumran-Digital 4Q416 2025-08-25 primary rows
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heb
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heb
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140 primary line units of 4Q416 only (bounded witness; not the complete composite work).
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