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NAZARENES (Nag'copaiot) , an obscure Jewish-Christian sect, existing at the time of Epiphanius (fl. A.D. 370) in Coele-Syria, Decapolis (Pella) and Basanitis (Cocabe). According to that authority (Panarion, xxix. 7) they dated their settlement
Jews pure and simple, but adds that they recognized the new covenant
Augustine ) says that they believed in Christ. the Son of God, born of the Virgin Mary, who suffered under Pontius Pilate, and rose again, but adds that, " desiring to be both Jews and Christians, they are neither the one nor the other." They used the Aramaic recension of the Gospel according to Matthew
economy
circumcision , sabbaths, foods and the like, they did not refuse to recognize the apostolicity of Paul or the rights of heathen
Nazarenes
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