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- noun Plural form of
Nazarene .
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Examples
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Then she asked him, “O Moslem! the slaying of Nazarenes is lawful to you folk; what then hast thou to say about being slain thyself?”
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The later followers of Jesus were called Nazarenes or “Branchites.”
The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006
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The later followers of Jesus were called Nazarenes or “Branchites.”
The Jesus Dynasty James D. Tabor 2006
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The origin of both the name Nazarenes and the City of Nazareth may be found in the Hebrew root for both words -
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The origin of both the name Nazarenes and the City of Nazareth may be found in the Hebrew root for both words -
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The origin of both the name Nazarenes and the City of Nazareth may be found in the Hebrew root for both words - NeTSeR.
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The origin of both the name Nazarenes and the City of Nazareth may be found in the Hebrew root for both words - NeTSeR.
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Edwards, unlike Huey and Earl Long, was never a Baptist he’s a nondenominational churchgoer, by way of Catholicism, by way of the Nazarenes, which is to say, he’s covered his bases.
FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010
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Today the Assemblies of God and the Nazarenes are the two biggest religious bodies in Jamestown.
Oh, Gods! 2002
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Today the Assemblies of God and the Nazarenes are the two biggest religious bodies in Jamestown.
Oh, Gods! 2002
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