Stumpmaster
Well-Known Member
There are also Christian’s who still did things by law; even after Christ who were saved by the heart.
Even when some Pharisees adapted to Christianity they wanted righteousness to be the result of observing Judaistic laws and customs, notably circumcision.Well, for people that just want to generalize I guess details don't matter.
I hope you dont generalize too often different groups of people, it's always good to see the goodness of God in all of his creation.
I hope I get to discuss with you again, you seem very smart and bright, it was a pleasure, God bless you on your spirtual journey. I have learnt a lot from you, thank you.
The Roman occupation of Judea led to divisions among the Jewish people. Some advocated insurrection while others lobbied for cooperation in order to maintain control, which the Pharisees in particular were known for.
The state of affairs in Judea, especially Jerusalem leading to its siege and fall at the hands of Titus and the Roman army in 70AD, was fraught with factions vying for dominance, and all sorts of murders and mayhem made life very dangerous.