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	Essene Nazarean Church of Mount Carmel
		The B'nai-Amen lived in and around Nazorean Temples such as the one on Mount Carmel and the smaller one in the Essene Quarter of western Jerusalem (now known as the "Church of the Apostles, or Cenacle).
		The Nazorean abhorred all animal sacrifice and rejected, as forgeries and fictions, all Jewish scriptures that encourage such barbaric practices.
		It was into the ancient and mystical B'nai-Amen Temple of the Nazorean that Jesus was born; as it is written: "He shall be called a Nazorean!" (Matthew 2:23).
	www.essene.com (456 words)

	Order of Nazorean Essenes
		The correct translation is that Jesus was born among the Nazoreans.
		It was in these Essene Nazorean Monasteries that Yeshu (known as Jesus to modern Christians) was conceived, probably born, and raised to adulthood.
		Nazoreans are encouraged to fast every seventh lunar day, on the lunar Sabbath that precedes each quarter moon, and at the end of each lunar moon on the one or two dark moon days that precede the New Moon festival.
	essenes.net /bnei1.htm (1235 words)

	LT84 - Called by the Prophets a Nazorean (Matthew 2:23)
		And in his approach he is using a mental framework in which a distinct metaphorical sense is understood to be present in the verse, whether by intent of the human author, or, at least, by intent of the Holy Spirit, the divine Author of the text.
		Behind this whole infancy narrative is the Allegory of Christ and of his Church, an extended metaphor which is not a fictitious analogy but is rather another dimension that has been instilled into the history of the events and the meaning of the prophecies.
		The humanity of Christ is reflected in Jesus the Nazorean (nazir and nezer).
	www.rtforum.org /lt/lt84.html (6166 words)

	Radical Faith - exploring faith in a changed world
		According to him the Gospel was written in Aramaic and was used by the Nazoreans of Berea (a town in Syria).
		Modern analysis of the Nazorean fragments shows that it is based on the Greek text of Matthew.
		Jerome writes, "In the gospel that the Nazoreans use, this man who had a crippled hand is described as a stonemason who called for help with words like this: 'I was a stonemason making a living with my hands.
	homepages.which.net /~radical.faith/background/nazorean.htm (539 words)

	gates of zion homepage
		"Nazorean" was retained by Jesus' followers in the Near East, most of whom were Jews.
		The Nazorean Community continued to flourish for many centuries before being suppressed by the dominant Roman Church.
		As a Nazorean I am committed to be an observer of the true gospel of Messiah
	hometown.aol.com /jahazzi/nazorean.html (1192 words)

	Sid Green. Yet another incompetent
		The Nazorean phase of Essenism would have begun when the sightings occurred, but there is no written record of its history, unless I am correct and a bowdlerised secondhand form exists hidden within the pages of Acts.
		He had not understood the Palestinian Nazorean belief in the Resurrection as the very means by which the Messiah had returned to earth from an earlier age, and that his person, seen by Cephas and other apostles was already a resurrected body.
		Jesus the Nazorean, or "Iesous Nazoraios" of the Gospels, however, was already the focal point of the new movement, so that the name itself had to be eradicated--a task obviously impossible to accomplish by editing manuscripts.
	www.tektonics.org /gk/greenstamp01.html (10713 words)

	Mistakes and Contradictions in the Bible
		There are references in the New Testament both to Jesus coming from the town of Nazareth and also to his being a “Nazorean” – which many translations render as “Nazarene.” But in fact, they shouldn’t be confused.
		However, there is evidence, inside and outside of the New Testament, of a Jewish sectarian group called “Nazoreans.” Most likely, Jesus was a Nazorean, and the gospels were doctored by people in later times who didn’t understand what Nazoreans were, but were familiar with the later town of Nazareth.
		Understandably, they confused the two and thought Nazoreans were residents of Nazareth.
	personal.bgsu.edu /~roberth/bible.html (2085 words)

	'He Shall Be Called A Nazarene'
		Matthew may have been thinking of Isaiah 11:1-16, where the promised messiah is referred to as a 'branch' (nezir), or confusing the religious order of Nazirites with the apellation of Jesus as "holy one of God".
		There was no prophecy "He will be called a Nazorean." Matthew made it up, because it fitted his narrative and his preconcieved notion that everything that happened to Jesus was foretold in the prophecies of the Hebrew Scriptures.
		There was a prophecy "He will be called a Nazorean.", but that prophecy was in a book or collection of prophecies that were lost, and not included in the canon of scripture.
	jmm.aaa.net.au /articles/2354.htm (438 words)

	Hypotyposeis: Nazarene / Nazorean / of Nazareth
		Although many English (and Latin!) translations blurr the distinction between Nazarene, Nazorean, and of Nazareth, there are various Greek spellings for these terms and for the Galilean town.
		Acts 2:22, 3:6, 4:10, 6:14, 22:8, 26:9 J the Nazorean; 10:38 J from Nazareth; 24:5 Paul, the ringleader of the sect of the Nazoreans.
		Jewish Christians continued to call themselves Nazoreans (so Jerome), as well as remnants of followers of John the Baptist (the Mandeans).
	www.hypotyposeis.org /weblog/2003/11/nazarene-nazorean-of-nazareth.html (256 words)

	eschatology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		John the Baptist (also called John the Baptizer, or Yahya the Baptizer) is regarded as a prophet by four religions: Christianity, Islam, Mandaeanism (Nazorean sect), and the Bahá'í Faith.
		There are two vessels that bear witness of "the Light", the first one was received by John the Baptist and testifies of "His name" and the other was the Holy Spirit that testifies of "His Spirit".
		The Apostel Paul was a ringleader of the Nazorean sect (Act24:5) which according to Jhn1:11 should cause us to raise a red flag.
	groups.msn.com /eschatology (1274 words)

	Tacitus' Fragment 2: The Anti-Roman Movement of the Christiani and the Nazoreans
		Tacitus' Fragment 2: The Anti-Roman Movement of the Christiani and the Nazoreans
		There is little consensus as to the historical nature of the sect identified by Tacitus in Annales 15.44 as the Christiani.
		Since under the given circumstances the odds that all these phenomena are a coincidence are extraordinarily low, it is clear that frag.
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/eric_laupot/nazoreans.html (4823 words)

	The Eucharist Rite In The New Testament"
		Paul even admits he is a Nazorean, undergoing a partial Nazirite vow and submits to the authority of the Jerusalem elders in Luke's account of the Jerusalem meeting, which, from the authoritative perspective of James may have been a serious calling to account of Paul's non-Apostolic preaching.
		Josephus as a Jewish exile in Rome, recorded the same tradition and he was an eye witness with no need to support the authority of James or of Paul, he was now a Roman citizen and historian for Vespasian.
		The evidence is strong, James was the leader of the early community of Jesus known as the Nazoreans, and, like Peter the Apostle, he was opposed to Paul's teaching.
	www.geocities.com /aleph135/TheEucharist.html (5279 words)

	Pagan Christmas
		Since Paul's authentic letters were the earliest documents claimed by the Catholic Church as evidence of the historical truth of Jesus, it would seem odd he does not write of Christ's life.
		It ceases to be odd when you realize that for Paul, whilst Yehoshua the Nazorean may or may not have existed, and may or may not have mattered to him, the "Christ" was the Jewish Godman.
		In the tradition of the Buddha, and as Yehoshua the Nazorean taught, this is called enlightenment and is a state of personal rapture allowing the one so blessed to Know the All.
	www.foxsongfiles.net /paganchristmas.html (2297 words)

	Christianity and Christian churches exposed - Mars has a new name! Temple of Incarnate Mars Revelare, God of Magic, ...
		The Order of the Nazorean Essenes is an incarnation of this sect, however they consider themselves "Christians".
		Perhaps they feel that they existed only to bring Yeshua into full consciousness, and that they should attempt to follow his teachings, maybe because that is what the whole world is attempting to do, and only they seem to know the truth about Yeshua's teachings.
		I have the utmost respect for the Order of the Nazorean Essenes, but I must say that the whole world is worshiping the beast this very day.
	www.bookofmars.com /sermon3.html (1930 words)

	The Church of the Resurrection : Dec. 5, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Note the prophecy, “He shall be called a Nazorean.” This exact prophecy is not found in the Old Testament in this form.
		Remember yesterday’s riddle — the Old Testament prophecy about the messiah being a “Nazorean?” The root of the word Nazorean is Natzor — this word means, “branch” and was the word used in Isaiah 11:1-10 to describe the Messiah (the “branch).
		And thus, the prophecy, “He shall be called a Nazorean” is a way of pointing to the fact that he would be called a “Branch” while at the same time pointing to the fact that the Messiah’s home town would be Nazareth.
	www.cor.org /Dec_5_2004.1094.0.html (900 words)

	Sons Aumen Israel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Order of Nazorean Essenes is an eclectic religious group founded by Davied Israel (born Gilbert Clark).
		They teach that Yeshu (Jesus) the Messiah was born into our northern Nazorean branch of Essenes - as it is written: "He shall be called a Nasorene!"(Matthew 2:23).
		I went and I found my brothers and sisters, how they stand and praise." (Mandaean Book of John) We teach that Mani, the great 3rd century Gnostic Apostle and reincarnation of the "Buddha", followed them and added further "Buddhist" and "Zarathustrian" elements to their message.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sons_Aumen_Israel (344 words)

	Independent Media Center of Philadelphia \| the nazareth lie 12.8.2005 update by aletes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		so if 'matthew' is refering to jesus as nazorean which he appears to be then his grammar is wrong.
		his first followers also were according to acts of the apostles 24,5 where paul is accused of being the leader of the cult of the " nazoreans" - same greek word as in 'matthew' 2,23.
		therefore again the phrasing "he shall be called nazorean" in matthew is totally distorted into a lie after lifting it from its original militaristic zionist context - as per usual pattern in the westernizing 4 canonics.
	www.phillyimc.org /es/2005/12/17709.shtml (4696 words)

	Ossean Essenes (English to Spanish translation glossary) Christianity,Religion,Social Sciences
		Nazorean was simply another spelling for the same word, thanks to the bible translation problems (and differences in spelling in the originals too).
		The Nazarene/Nazorean society was truly insteresting, and today there are many sects/cults/religions professing to be Nazoreans.
		All in all, I've seen that people that support the Nazareth city theory prefer Nazarene and the ones that stand by the Nazorean society one stick to Nazoraene.
	www.proz.com /kudoz/925966 (556 words)

	Gospel Of The Nazirenes
		Nazir is the Aramaic /Hebrew root of Nazirene and means "those who set themselves apart" (in service of The Lord/The Law).
		Though there are several other later spellings (Nazorean, Nazarene, etc.) this is thought to be the most historically accurate spelling.
		This gospel is referred to by many Church Father/Historians as the oldest of Hebrew gospels.
	gospelofthenazirenes.com /faq.html (588 words)

	"The Betrayal"
		Jesus, knowing everything that was going to happen to him, went out and said to them, "Whom are you looking for?" They answered him, "Jesus the Nazorean." He said to them, "I AM." Judas his betrayer was also with them.
		So he again asked them, "Whom are you looking for?" They said, "Jesus the Nazorean." Jesus answered, "I told you that I AM.
		So if you are looking for me, let these men go." This was to fulfill what he had said, "I have not lost any of those you gave me." Then Simon Peter, who had a sword, drew it, struck the high priest's slave, and cut off his right ear.
	www.agapeicons.com /site/1286684/product/JN15-4588840 (231 words)

	Peter, the Hero and the Coward.
		Likewise, the same according to Mark, but according to Luke and John it is mostly a charge of being one of his disciples.
		We now know that Jesus Barabbas = Jesus the son of the Father and we very well know that Jesus the Nazorean or Jesus the king simply means Jesus who calls himself the king of the Jews or the anointed.
		If we are to take the gospels word then we have no reason to believe that Jesus the Nazorean is actually Jesus the prophet, because Jesus the prophet according to the gospels provided alcohol, ate meat, and came near corpses.
	www.answering-christianity.com /peter_hero_coward.htm (2352 words)

	A question for all christians -
		There was a split in the early Churches between the Jesus-James founded Nazorean Torah Abider- (Judaeisers) Synagogues in Palestine and places like Damascus and Antioch, and all those "heretical" Pauline "salvation by grace" camp of the Diaspora Greek communities scattered in the more Greek minded gentile-tolerant synagogues throughout the Empire.
		Most Christians today came to "Christianity" by the Greek Speaking Tarsus-born "Paul" (a Roman citizen yet!), and not by "Iesous" (R. Yeshoshua bar Yosef the Galilean) who disliked the goyim as unfit for the Kingdom unless they were circumcised and took up the yoke of the commandments of Moses.
		If you want to be a "follower of Iesous" today you must obey the Torah as he commanded---although you'd be hard pressed since you cannot obey the 613 laws a temple altar and priests to burn all those sacrifices you are supposed to do.
	www.belowtopsecret.com /thread87337/pg1 (3928 words)

	USCCB - NAB - John 18
		The lanterns and torches may be symbolic of the hour of darkness.
		[5] Nazorean: the form found in Matthew 26:71 (see the note on Matthew 2:23) is here used, not Nazarene of Mark.
		I AM: or "I am he," but probably intended by the evangelist as an expression of divinity (cf their appropriate response in John 18:6); see the note on John 8:24.
	www.usccb.org /nab/bible/john/john18.htm (1428 words)

	August 26, 2001, Exodus, Matt 2,19-23
		Tradition tells the story of the death of Joseph taking place in Sepphoris when a scaffolding collapsed as he was working on a building.
		He will be called a Nazorean refers to the town of his early life and the location from whence Jesus came to preach, teach, heal and reveal the nature and character of God.
		What this has to do with is with our constant desire and necessity to engage in naming and the liabilities and benefits evoked by a name.
	www.lesandhelga.com /sermons/2001/082601.htm (1723 words)

	Lectionary Resource for Catholics: word-sunday.com
		First, it split the Jewish synagogues into Nazorean (i.e., Christian) and non-Nazorean camps.
		Where there was a split and the Nazorean Jews were expelled from the synagogue, a new assembly (church) was created.
		Second, Paul’s preaching encouraged non-Jewish peoples to join become believers (without observing the Jewish Law) and join the new assemblies.
	www.word-sunday.com /Files/C/5-Easter-c/FR-5Easter-c.html (569 words)

	Disposition Days - VII
		You might talk with you Creator, or with Jesus of Nazareth, or with any of those who were present in your prayer.
		Jesus finds Himself a Nazorean, alive in the Roman Peace.
		The Father cared for Him all His life and now He "walks right through them." Jesus’ Spirit raises great desires in Him to reconcile everyone to God.
	members.tripod.com /~Jeshrall/DVII.html (374 words)

	Re: Nazoreth vs. Nazorean (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The textual evidences from the manuscripts support the attribution (Jesus the Nazorean) I've given.
		My suggestion was that the term "Nazorean" represents an Aramaic form similar to the one we see in the present-day "Natorei Qarta" group (meaning, "Guardians of the City.") The Aramaic root is cognate with the Hebrew root N-TZ-R -- likewise meaning to guard.
		If Jesus' group did call themselves "Guardians" this in Hebrew would be notzerim and in Aramaic something like natorei, and could easily appear in Greek as Nazoraioi.
	orion.mscc.huji.ac.il /orion/archives/1996b/msg00317.html (196 words)

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