File:The difference between "Nazarenes" & "Christians".png
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English: Illustration of the difference between "Nazarenes" & "Christians". The term "Nazarenes" define a group that is larger and older than the group of "Christians". This term includes another group known as the "Ebionites" who refused to be addressed as "Christians" and maintained that Jesus wasn't the long awaited Messiah of the Tanakh. |
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