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Ebionites (Ancient Gr****: Ἐβιωναῖοι, romanized: Ebiōnaîoi,
derived from
Hebrew אֶבְיוֹנִים, ʾEḇyōnīm,
meaning 'the poor' or 'poor ones') as a term refers...
- The
Gospel of the
Ebionites is the
conventional name
given by
scholars to an
apocryphal gospel extant only as
seven brief quotations in a heresiology...
- Vulgate.
Eusebius inferred that
Symmachus was an
Ebionite (Ἐβιωνίτης Σύμμαχος "Symmachus the
Ebionite"), but this is now
generally thought to be unreliable...
- Bart D. (2005) [2003]. "At
Polar Ends of the Spectrum:
Early Christian Ebionites and Marcionites". Lost Christianities: The
Battles for
Scripture and the...
- to be
deified in a
relatively short time.
Jewish Christians like the
Ebionites had an
Adoptionist Christology and
regarded Jesus as the
Messiah while...
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descendants of the
earlier Elcesaites, and also
among the
Essenes and many
other Ebionite communities.
Epiphanius also
mentions that the book
condemned virginity...
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similar to the
Ebionites, in that they
considered themselves Jews,
maintained an
adherence to the Law of Moses.
Unlike the
Ebionites, they
accepted the...
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fulfillment of Jesus' mission.
Among the
early Judeo-Christian
Gnostics the
Ebionites held that John,
along with
Jesus and
James the Just – all of whom they...
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Apostles James the Just
Simeon of
Jerusalem Jude Paul
Ancient groups Ebionites Elcesaites Nazarenes Recent groups Hebrew Christian movement Messianic...
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following working names for the
three proposed gospels: The
Gospel of the
Ebionites ("GE") – 7
quotations by Epiphanius. The
Gospel of the
Hebrews ("GH")...
