Feature | by John Knowles | Volume 10, Issue 2 | March – April 2004
In the Lordʼs day the Pharisees propounded a doctrine of extreme legalism whilst the Sadducees aimed at removing Judaism from its narrowness by sharing in the advantages of Greek life and culture. The Pharisees advocated complete separation from all non-Jewish elements and were a strictly legal par...
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