- The
Nazarenes (or
Nazoreans; Gr****: Ναζωραῖοι, romanized: Nazorēoi) were an
early Jewish Christian sect in first-century Judaism. The
first use of the...
- Nazōraios ('
Nazorean'). The
phrases traditionally rendered as "Jesus of Nazareth" can also be
translated as "Jesus the Nazarene" or "Jesus the
Nazorean", and...
- The
Gospel of the
Nazarenes (also Nazareans, Nazaraeans,
Nazoreans, or Nazoraeans) is the
traditional but
hypothetical name
given by some
scholars to...
-
Robert J. Miller, editor, 1992,
translation note to
Matthew 2:23, page 62: "
Nazorean: This
quote may be
dependent upon the
Septuagint of Judg 13:5 or 16:17...
- This is also said to be a
fulfillment of a
prophecy ("He will be
called a
Nazorean," (NRSV)
which could be
attributed to
Judges 13:5
regarding the
birth of...
-
based on myth, some of them
possibly based on a
historical "Jesus the
Nazorean", and that the
historical Jesus has
become obscured behind the dogma. Price...
-
Congregation and
founder of the
Daughters of the P****ion of
Jesus the
Nazorean,
beatified on 20
October 2002
Fortunato Velasco Tobar and 13 Companions...
-
figure that has also been
attributed to John the
Baptist and
Jesus the
Nazorean.
Certain Church Fathers, as well as the
Mandaean tradition and in particular...
- Christians, as in Griffith's work)
which resembles the
Syriac term used for
Nazoreans, the
resemblance between the
description of Mary as part of the Trinity...
- been
spoken through the
prophets might be fulfilled, "He will be
called a
Nazorean."" In this chapter, the
author of
Matthew needs to
establish that "Jesus...
