Re-reading Mystical Elements in the Dead Sea Scrolls

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls was so important in understanding the Jewish people and its sacred texts that they provided a new light for understanding and constructing another concept of the Bible. In the scrolls, mysticism refers to a type of religious behavior that a person performs in ways designed specifically to achieve the divine realm and throne with attraction. In addition, there is a special connection between the revelatory dreams of the kingdom of God and some scrolls such as thanksgiving, the prayer of angels, war and the Christian law. However, it is not yet clear whether this mystical tradition is rooted in the surviving mystical mysticism of Judaism in the Second Temple, or whether it originated from a series of priests' mystical mysticism, the lunar sect, or both. But it is clear that the mystical tradition left behind by the Christians was developed by the Jews and Christians in later centuries. This research tries to achieve the purpose of expressing the type and language of mystical concepts by using the method of description and analysis in re-reading the mystical concepts and elements of scrolls.