Pharisaic
Pharisaical

If so, what about the conventional Pharisaic aspects of his teachings?

They must ward off in themselves all pharisaic self-righteousness.

According to most modern experts, Jesus himself was probably raised and trained in a Pharisaic context.

The Pharisaic understanding was that the value of an eye was to be paid by the perpetrator.

Laws being of paramount concern, whether relating to society or ritual, the Pharisaic teachers gave them new meaning and relevance.

The Pharisaic background went back to his great-grandparents.

Jesus's teachings owe much to established Pharisaic thought.

The scribes would answer questions in a traditional, official manner, see also Pharisaic Principles and Values.

In short, Jesus answers the Pharisee by quoting the two most important Pharisaic principles.

Although this seems burdensome compared to the practices of the Sadducees, in other cases, Pharisaic law was less strict.

In the first century, for example, the two major Pharisaic schools were those of Hillel and Shammai.

Thus the Sanhedrin in Yavneh was comprised almost exclusively of pharisaic scholars.

A civil war broke out between Pharisaic supported Jewish rebels and Jannaeus.

The Sadducees in particular rejected the Pharisaic doctrine of the resurrection of the dead.

Most of his teachings, most of the words ascribed to him, conform to the tenets of Pharisaic thinking.

Achab, as in the biblical tale, is spared, presumably because he has sworn off pharisaic money-grubbing.

After the fall of the Temple, the Pharisaic outlook was established in Rabbinic Judaism.

Pharisaic views were non-creedal and non-dogmatic, and heterogeneous.

Of course,' he said gloomily, 'this is one of those pharisaic cruelties that only such heartless men are capable of.

This was based in large part on the Pharisaic thesis that prophetic inspiration ended after Ezra and Nehemiah."

First and Second Maccabees arose from the Pharisaic tradition, from which Christianity later emerged.

I have realized the essence of the pharisaic campaign launched in the West, camouflaged under the slogan of 'upholding human rights.'"

He backed the Sadducees and rejected Pharisaic demands to separate the role of king from that of the high priest.

These two books form the only Apology in Jewish literature for the religious and civil hegemony of the Maccabees from the Pharisaic standpoint.

For this reason, Pharisaic thought survived the fall of the Temple and provided the soil from which later Rabbinic Judaism eventually sprang.