Nazarene
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- noun
- /ˌnæzəˈrin/
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nazareno
- And then Caiaphas approached the Nazarene and said, "In the name of the living God, I entreat you to tell us if you are the messiah, the Christ, the son of God."
- pastor of a Nazarene
He says before they were called Christians, they were called Essenes or Nazarenes.
- He says before they were called Christians, they were called Essenes or Nazarenes.
- Yahshua from Nazareth and the people that would follow him back in those days were called Nazarenes.
- Do you know that his disciples, His disciples that followed him, were not called Christians, They were called Nazarenes.
Examples
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Is this the murderer of the Nazarene?
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In the New Testament, the term Nazarene is often used to describe followers of Jesus during his ministry.
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But of course, for us, the man Jesus Nazarene is not God.
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In the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarene, get up and walk!
Blog text (8) -
What would you have me do with Jesus the Nazarene?
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As you can see, this Nazarene has gained popularity.
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So, who told you the crucified Nazarene is alive?
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He's Jesus, the Nazarene troublemaker.
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Mary's older sister was married to a Nazarene, and her parents hoped to marry their younger daughter to another man of their own tribe.
Fiction book (2001) -
Many early Christians were called Nazarene because they followed the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
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Etymology
Nazarene as a noun was an early name for followers of Jesus of Nazareth, from the Greek Nazarenos, and many think the town name links to the old Hebrew netzer meaning 'branch'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a Nazarene as a person who followed Jesus of Nazareth.