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- noun Plural form of
Sadducee .
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Caiaphas was the leader of the religious group called the Sadducees, who were on good terms with Rome at the time.
On the Right Track Marion Jones 2010
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Caiaphas was the leader of the religious group called the Sadducees, who were on good terms with Rome at the time.
On the Right Track Marion Jones 2010
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Caiaphas was the leader of the religious group called the Sadducees, who were on good terms with Rome at the time.
On the Right Track Marion Jones 2010
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The Sadducees were the ruling class of Jews who controlled the Sanhedrin, the leading Jewish political assembly.
101 Amazing Truths about Jesus Mark Littleton 2007
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The Sadducees were a wealthy group, aristocrats who compromised with Rome to protect their worldly fortune.
Archive 2007-11-01 Susan Palwick 2007
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“Judas was the author of a new sect, completely different from the other three;” that is, the Sadducees, the Pharisees, and the Essenians.
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The Sadducees were the ruling class of Jews who controlled the Sanhedrin, the leading Jewish political assembly.
101 Amazing Truths about Jesus Mark Littleton 2007
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The Sadducees were the ruling class of Jews who controlled the Sanhedrin, the leading Jewish political assembly.
101 Amazing Truths about Jesus Mark Littleton 2007
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The Sadducees were the ruling class of Jews who controlled the Sanhedrin, the leading Jewish political assembly.
101 Amazing Truths about Jesus Mark Littleton 2007
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The Sadducees were a wealthy group, aristocrats who compromised with Rome to protect their worldly fortune.
Trick Questions Susan Palwick 2007
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