The Pharisees: The Sociological Background of Their Faith, Volumen1

accepted according ancient angels appeared became become biblical Book brought called century ceremony civil concerned considered continued controversy Court custom denied difference discussion divine doctrine early equally fact faith father festival followed give given hand Hasidean heart held High Priest holy human important impurity individual interpretation Israel issue Jerusalem Jewish Jews Josephus Jubilees judges King land later less Levites lived Lord matter meaning merely mind Mishna natural observance offered once opposed origin patrician period permitted Persian person Pharisees plebeian poor practice priests principle prophet punishment question reason recorded regarding religious remained ritual rule rural Sabbath Sadducees sages scholars Scripture seemed Sifra social spirit Talmud teachers teaching Temple thee thou thought tion Torah tradition unto whole wisdom worship writer