Badly damaged eschatological interpretation of the Jubilee, with an angelic Melchizedek presiding over the judgment of the forces of Belial. Extensive use of Ps 7 & 82 and Isa 52 & 61.

Other resources on line:

• Melchizedek's Jubilee - this author's partial reconstruction & translation of the Qumran fragment based on readings suggested by M. de Jonge & A. S. vander Woude  [Into His Own: Perspective on the World of Jesus].

• Los tradiciones sobre Melchisedec en los manuscritos de Qumran - 1981 Biblica article presents F. Garcia Martinez' analysis (in Spanish) of 11QMelch and other references to Melchizedek in the Dead Sea scrolls [Biblical Studies on the Web].

• Melchizedek in 2nd Temple Interpretation - Barry D. Smith compares Qumran & Christian exegesis for course at Atlantic Baptist Univ (NB, Canada).

• Melchizedek as a Divine Mediator - summary of lecture by James Davila for online course [Divine Mediator Figures in the Biblical World].

• Melchizedek, Michael and War in Heaven - James Davila's analysis of early Jewish and Christian textual evidence of a Jewish myth of a cosmic battle between the forces of good and evil (U of St. Andrews, Scotland UK).