Consider these five traits of a modern-day Pharisee. I am using the term in a broad sense to include anyone, religious or ...

As Chilton explains, though, those Pharisees took an ideological stance in opposition to influential apostles like Paul and Peter, which may explain why the Pharisees got such a bad rap in the New ...

Categorise such religionists as Pharisee Saul’s band and you won’t be wrong. Saul, in the holy book that these religionists use, went around confronting people, doing the wrong thing but was ...

St. Paul called himself a “Pharisee” twice, during his trial (Acts 23:6; 26:5), and again in Philippians 3:5. Acts 15:5 also refers to “believers who belonged to the party of the Pharisees.” ...

We know instead about other groups or schools or movements or parties.... The most conspicuous of these parties or schools will be the Pharisees. The Pharisees are known to everybody from the New ...