- and
Legalism (theology)), the word "pharisee" (and its derivatives: "
pharisaical", etc.) has come into semi-common
usage in
English to
describe a hypocritical...
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Somerset v Stewart, he
voiced frustration at
British abolitionists: O
Pharisaical Britain! to
pride thyself in
setting free a
single Slave that happens...
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disappeared when the
second Temple was destro**** in the year 70 C.E and
Pharisaic Judaism became the
preeminent Jewish sect. Langmuir,
Gavin (1993). History...
- Press, 2007. 71-72.
World History in Context. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.\ Lucan,
Pharisaical, (c.61-65), trans.
Robert Graves, book IX Crawford, Amy (April 1, 2007)...
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texts such as the Talmud. The
basic form of the
rabbi developed in the
Pharisaic (167 BCE–73 CE) and
Talmudic (70–640 CE) eras, when
learned teachers ****embled...
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religious piety. Apparently, the
family lineage had been very
attached to
Pharisaic traditions and
observances for generations. Acts says that he was an artisan...
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Samuel (December 1956). "The
Crucifixion of
Jesus from the
Standpoint of
Pharisaic Law".
Journal of
Biblical Literature. The
Society of
Biblical Literature...
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codification of the
Babylonian Talmud.
Rabbinic Judaism has its
roots in
Pharisaic Judaism and is
based on the
belief that
Moses at
Mount Sinai received...
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wings of
enthusiasm and
longing and then sank down into the
lowlands of
pharisaic self-righteousness. For all
virtue destroys itself as soon as it ceases...
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Belief in the
resurrection of the dead in the
messianic age was a core
Pharisaic doctrine. Most of Jesus's
teachings were
intelligible and
acceptable in...
