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Isaiah 53:11 reading — יראה אור וישבע

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TEXTUAL_READINGREADING_ISA_53_11_WITH_LIGHT

Evidence state: documented fact

Scope boundary: The short Hebrew phrase is a claim-specific scholarly reported transcription. It is not a local ingestion of the full scroll transcription and does not include manuscript imagery.

Reading

יראה אור וישבע

Manuscript attestation

1QIsaᵃ · REPORTED_DIRECT_WITNESS

Release Introduced: v51
Variant Id: VAR_ISA_53_11_LIGHT
Language: Hebrew
Reading: יראה אור וישבע
Translation: he will see light and be satisfied
Reading Role: MANUSCRIPT_ATTESTED_READING
Evidence Classification: documented fact
Status: ACTIVE_READING_RECORD

Relationships

2 linked records

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Has ReadingIsaiah 53:11 — presence/absence of אור (“light”)documented fact Reading Attested By ManuscriptIsaiah 53:11 — Great Isaiah Scroll (1QIsaᵃ) readingdocumented fact

Sources & provenance

2 sources

John D. Meade — “He will see light” in Isaiah 53:11Public web article; author/publisher copyright applies; metadata, citation, and short quotation only · AI/RAG: NOT_EVALUATED_CITATION_ONLY

Claim-specific secondary source listing 1QIsaᵃ, 1QIsaᵇ, 4QIsaᵈ, Greek, and Masoretic witnesses for the Isaiah 53:11 “light” variation unit. Its originality judgment is not adopted automatically.

The Israel Museum — Digital Dead Sea Scrolls: Great Isaiah Scroll (1QIsaᵃ)Project-specific rights; external link and metadata/citation use only pending item-level reuse review · AI/RAG: NOT_EVALUATED_LINK_ONLY

Institutional Digital Dead Sea Scrolls record for 1QIsaᵃ. Used for identity, repository, material, extent, date, and accession metadata; image/text reuse remains separate.

Citations

John D. Meade lists 1QIsaᵃ at Isaiah 53:11 with יראה אור וישבע and contrasts it with the shorter Masoretic reading.