4Q560 Exorcism — A Good Works Translation of 4Q560 from Aramaic. A short Cave 4 adjuration against evil spirits — male and female — commanding them not to enter the body by day or night.
Blessing of the Seed — Cave 4 Hebrew fragment preserving a dynastic or priestly blessing formula invoking the divine name and the continuity of the addressee's line.
Blessings for the Family — A liturgical blessing text from Cave 4 involving the entire community — elders, women, young men, virgins, and children — joined in blessing a couple and their household.
Communal Ceremony — A fragmentary covenant renewal ceremony from Cave 4 (4Q275), featuring blessings, curses, and the gathering of the sectarian assembly in the third month.
Four Lots — Dead Sea Scroll (4Q279) — Qumran sectarian text assigning four lots to the sons of Aaron, the Levites, the sons of Israel, and the proselytes, each according to their spirit
Incantation Against Evil Spirits — A Good Works Translation of 4Q444 from Hebrew — a fragmentary Cave 4 apotropaic text in which a person who fears God opens the mouth in truth and knowledge, strengthens themselves in the statutes of God, and fights against the spirits of wickedness.
Liturgy of the Three Tongues of Fire — A Good Works Translation of 1Q29 from Hebrew — a Cave 1 liturgical manuscript describing a ceremony of three tongues of fire, closely parallel to the luminous oracle of the Apocryphon of Moses (4Q376).
Purification Blessings — Liturgical blessings for communal purification from bodily impurity — the sectarian ceremony for reentry into the congregation of the pure.
Purification Liturgy — Dead Sea Scroll (4Q284 / Tohorot D) — Qumran purity text governing the harvesting of grain and produce by persons in impure states
Red Heifer Purity — Sectarian elaboration of the red heifer ritual (4Q276–4Q277 / Tohorot C–D), extending Numbers 19 to cover the handling of blood, ashes, and contamination from bodily discharge.
Ritual of Marriage — Cave 4 Hebrew papyrus scroll of a communal ritual — the most detailed liturgy of blessing in the DSS corpus, addressed to a married couple and the assembled congregation of old and young together.
Text Mentioning Mixed Kinds — Cave 4 Hebrew Fragment 1, three lines; mentions elders, judges of mixed kinds (kilayim), and captors of the wicked; a judicial or halakhic text.
Tohorot A — Dead Sea Scroll (4Q274) — Qumran halakhic text governing the purity of those who glean grain and produce, with rules preventing impure gleaners from touching the drink of the Many