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If Pharisees and Sadducess were not 'sects' in the sense of separation from the unity of the Jewish ecclesiastical community, neither were theirs 'heresies' in the conventional, but only in the original sense of tendency, direction, or, at most, views, differing from those commonly entertained.
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Pharisees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The word Pharisees (lat. pharisæ|us , - i ) comes from the Hebrew פרושים perushim from פרוש parush , meaning "set apart" . The Pharisees were, depending on the time, a political party, a soc...
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JESUS AND THE PHARISEES; A Jewish Perspective; ... Of all the various Jewish parties that flourished during the Second Temple, only the Pharisees (along with the quasi-Jewish Samaritans!) survived the devastation of 70 A.D. as an identifiable continuing entity.
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The Pharisees | Index ... Return to Bible History Online...
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One Thousdand Years Of Jewish History:; Under Persian Sway; Greek And Jew; Judea Fights For Its Faith; Judea Fights For Its Independence; The Apocrypha; In The Diaspora; Pharisees And Sadducees;
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A hard parable easily understood when applied to the Essenes. ... They were contemporary with Him, and he didn't spare other religious groups like the Jewish Pharisees and Sadducees in his critiques and parables, so why should the Essenes get off? Well, who were the Essenes?
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The Pharisees were an important, powerful, and popular group of religious leaders among the Jews of Palestine. Their name might come from the Hebrew for 'separate ones' or perhaps 'interpreters.' Their origin is unknown but they are believed to have been very popular with the people. ... Attacks on Pharisees can, therefore,
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(See the 1st chapter of 1st Chronicles.) Unlike the Pharisees, who were made up of both rabbis and influential lay people, the Sadducees were priests who controlled the Temple in Jerusalem, the heart of Jewish worship. ... Thus, the influence of the (Jewish) Pharisees in the church withered until it died out.
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1. Paucity of information: We have very little information about the first century Jewish sects historically. Aside from the Bible, Josephus is the only other primary source for the Pharisees and Sadducees.
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