The Visions of Amram (4Q543–549) and Four Kingdoms (4Q552–553) are two Aramaic compositions from Qumran that have been recognized to contain apocalyptic dream-visions. In this article I propose some special connections between the dream-visions in these two works, centered on similar dialogues that take place between the seers in each text and characters seen in the dreams. These connections suggest that the Visions of Amram and Four Kingdoms emerged from a shared or closely related authorial setting. I also suggest that the connections discussed in this article are indicative of other literary affinities exhibited more generally among the Qumran Aramaic corpus, affinities that point toward a broader literary movement of which the Visions of Amram and Four Kingdoms were part.

暗兰的异象 (4Q543–549) 和四个王国 (4Q552–553) 是来自库姆兰的两部阿拉姆语作品，已被公认为包含世界末日的梦​​境。在这篇文章中，我提出了这两部作品中的梦境之间的一些特殊联系，集中在每个文本中的先知和梦中所见人物之间发生的类似对话。这些联系表明暗兰的异象和四个王国来自一个共享或密切相关的作者环境。我还建议，本文中讨论的联系表明在库姆兰阿拉姆语语料库中更普遍地表现出其他文学亲和力，这些亲和力指向更广泛的文学运动，其中阿姆兰和四个王国的愿景是其中的一部分。