RLGA02H3 Lecture Notes - Ibm Officevision, Mishnah, Israel

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The world of the patriarchs and matriarchs. 66ce: revolt temple destruction in 70 ce. Maccabean is a hebrew nickname for judah a person who headed the revolt. He began or helped to begin a dynasty of jewish rulers in the region. They reclaim the region for a short period of time but the romans take it back about 100 years later. Sect are specific groups tied to social function, belief. A sect can really be a result of a variety of things. Sadducees are related to the priestly sect, or priestly class. The priests are in charge of the ritual. The pharisees were legalists (like lawyers, the intellectuals, the scholars that kind of analyzed the torah. More in charge of the doctrines and the ideas. Zealots (someone is zealous meaning someone who goes after something with fervor, a lot of energy, passion). Nowadays may refer to a person who is over the top, so like overzealous.

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