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First Century Judaism
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Discipleship · First-Century Judaism
Disciple
A disciple is a learner, student, or follower who attaches himself or herself to a teacher.
Study concept →First-Century Judaism · Gentiles
God-Fearers
God-fearers were Gentiles associated with Jewish worship and reverence for the God of Israel without necessarily completing formal proselyte conversion.
Study concept →Second Temple Judaism · First-Century Judaism
Pharisees
The Pharisees were a Jewish movement active during the late Second Temple period.
Study concept →First-Century Judaism · Gentiles
Proselyte
A proselyte is a Gentile convert to Judaism.
Study concept →First-Century Judaism · Teachers
Rabbi
Rabbi is a Hebrew title meaning "my teacher" or "my master," derived from a term associated with greatness or authority.
Study concept →First-Century Judaism · Government
Sanhedrin
The Sanhedrin refers to a Jewish council or governing body.
Study concept →Torah · First-Century Judaism
Scribe
A scribe was a literate specialist associated with writing, preserving, interpreting, or teaching legal and sacred texts.
Study concept →First-Century Judaism · Worship
Synagogue
A synagogue was a Jewish gathering place for communal worship, Scripture reading, teaching, prayer, and community life.
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