Wilhelm Nebe (“7Q4-Möglichkeit und Grenze einer Identifikation,” Revue de QumraÆn 13 [1988], pp. 629–633) proposed that 7Q4.1 is part of 1 Enoch 103:3–4, that 7Q4.2 is from 98:11, and that 7Q8 is possibly from 103:7–8. Emile Puech (“Notes sur les fragments grecs du manuscrit 7Q4 = 1 Hénoch 103 et 105, ” Revue Biblique 103 [1996], pp. 592–600; and “Sept fragments de la Lettre d’Hénoch [1 Hén 100, 103 et 105] dans la grotte 7 de QumraÆn [= 7QHén gr],” Revue de QumraÆn 18:70 [1997], pp. 313–323) concurred that 7Q4.1 contains text from 1 Enoch 103:3–4, but disagreed with Nebe’s contention that 7Q4.2 is part of 98:11, preferring to place this fragment in 1 Enoch 105:1. He further proposed that 7Q11 is part of 1 Enoch 100:12, that 7Q13 belongs to 103:15, and that 7Q14 preserves traces of 103:12.
