A Baptismal Liturgy

*Most of the Dead Sea manuscripts found are heavily damaged fragments of scrolls, some very tentatively pieced together. Often the preserved scraps give only glimpses of what existed in the original text.
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(... And he shall) say (in response) "Blessed (are You, ...)
The unclean for the festivals of (...) Your (...) and to make
atonement for us (...to be) pure before you (...) in every matter
(...) to purify oneself prior to (...) You made us (....)

And you shall cleanse him for Your holy statutes
(..) for the first, the third and the sixth (...) in the
truth of Your covenant (...) to cleanse oneself from uncleanness
(...) and then he shall enter the water (...) And he shall say in
response "Blessed are You (...) for from what comes out of
Your mouth (...) men of impurity (...)

Soul (...) he is (...) to Yourself as a pure people (...)
And I also (...) the day which (...) in the times of purity
(...) the Yahad. In Israel`s pure food (...) and they shall
dwell (...). And it will happen on that day (...)
a female and she will give thanks (...)

For You made me (...) Your will is that we cleanse ourselves before (...)
and he established for himself a statute of atonement (...)
and to be in righteous purity and he shall bathe in water and sprinkle
upon (...) (...) And then they return from the water (...) cleansing
His people in the waters of bathing (...) second time upon his station.
And he shall say in response : "Blessed are You (...) (...) Your
purification in Your glory (...) (...)  eternally. And today (...).