- The Elcesaites, Elkasaites,
Elkesaites or
Elchasaites were an
ancient Jewish Christian sect in
Lower Mesopotamia, then the
province of
Asoristan in the...
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between the
Nasaraeans and the others. — Epiphanius'
Panarion 1:18 The
Elkesaites were a Judeo-Christian
baptismal sect that
originated in the Transjordan...
- his
revelation was
different from the
gnostic revelations.
Although Elkesaites and
Mandaeans were
found mainly in
Mesopotamia in the
first few centuries...
- The
following is a list of
sects involved in Gnosticism:
Thomasines Elkesaites Kentaeans Mandaeism Samaritan Baptist sects Bardesanites Basilidians Hermeticism...
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areas around Jerusalem and the
River Jordan in the 1st
century AD. The
Elkesaites were a Judeo-Christian
baptismal sect that
originated in the Transjordan...
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origin of his body",
recounts Mani's
introduction to the Jewish-Christian
Elkesaite baptising sect. Mani's
teachings are
revealed to him
through his spiritual...
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religious texts.
Elkesai is ****ociated with a
religious movement known as the
Elkesaites or Elkesaians,
generally considered the
founder of Elkesaism,
which had...
- the
Ebionite (Essenian) sect of the Pseudo-Clementine
writings (the
Elkesaites), take up an
inconsistent attitude towards Jewish antiquity and the Old...
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philosopher Bardaisan who
Abgar the
Great was a
patron of.: 94
Another was the
Elkesaites, a
syncretic religion that
combined elements of Christianity, Judaism...
- the
Psalms of
Thomas may only be the use of a
common source (perhaps
Elkesaite funerary hymns), and that the text as a
whole may date
considerably later...
