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Hypsistarians, i.e.
worshippers of the
Hypsistos (Gr****: Ὕψιστος, the "Most High" God), and
similar variations of the term
first appear in the writings...
- (ancestor of Mandaeism) ****enistic
Judaism Houses of
Hillel and
Shammai Hypsistarianism Magarites Merkabah mysticism Messianic sects Ebionites Elcesaites ****rite...
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feeling that all his life he had been
aspiring to
qualify as one of the
Hypsistarians, an
ancient sect of the
Black Sea
region who, in his understanding,...
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besides Christianity, an
apparently monotheistic cult of Dionysus. The
Hypsistarians were a
religious group who
believed in a most high god,
according to...
- have both been suggested.[citation needed] Al-Ala El
Enlil Helios The
Hypsistarians,
worshippers of the Most High God (Theos Hypsistos), were a distinct...
- were
wealthy land-owners. In AD 325,
Nonna converted her husband, a
Hypsistarian, to Christianity; he was
subsequently ordained as
bishop of ****anzus...
- an
identification which he
later rejects, however. The
monotheistic Hypsistarians worshipped the Most High
under this name,
which may have been a form...
- two
missionaries of the "most high god" (theos hypsistos; see also
Hypsistarians) know the way to salvation. For
several days, she
repeatedly voices...
- ("messenger") has some use in Gr****
religion relating to
divine messengers. The
Hypsistarians worshipped the
Hypsistos ("Most High)" and
acknowledged the gods of...
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identify them with the Therapeutae. Bana'im,
another minor Jewish sect
Hypsistarians Hemerobaptists,
another minor Jewish sect Schiffman,
Lawrence H.; VanderKam...
