Origins of the Pharisees/ Rabbis
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Malkut Yehudah
May 14, 2012, 9:12:49 AM5/14/12
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Timing of the name “Pharisees” name matches; “Egypt”:
The new “Pharisee Movement” began when Jews fled from the invading Persians and went to “Egypt” (which is forbidden by the first Commandment). The “time” origin of the Pharisees, according to Josephus and II Maccabees, puts the first written historical account of the Pharisees, to be about post 150 BC, when the Pharisees built and alternate temple in Leontopolis “Egypt.”
Root of Pharisee is not “Persian”;
The Rabbis theory of the root of the verb of “Pharisee”; as “Paras or Parus” meaning; “set apart”, is “not” in the Tanakh, nor in the Hebrew language. Nor is the root word or verb of Pharisee in the Greek language.
... The Post Temple Talmudim claims the origin of the root verb for Pharisee “paras” is from “Persia” meaning “set apart.”
But from 150BC Israel was at war with the Persians, and thus the claim that the root of “Pharisee” is of Persian origin is inconceivable, for that time period. Why would Jews who spoke Greek and Hebrew, use a Persian verb as a name for their organization, unless they were co-conspirators with the Persians against Israel?
Pharisee “Place of Origin” Matches “Egypt”;
The headquarters of the new Pharisees Movement was in Leontopolis “Egypt,” from 150 BC, and was in conflict with the Hasmonean and Maccabees. Soon thereafter, the Pharisees began to make alternate temples in northern Israel, then Rome, from 150BC.
Pharisee “Teachings” Matches “Egypt”;
After a couple generations after these Jews fled to Egypt, when the Egyptian Jews returned back to Israel, they brought with them new/ strange teachings with Egyptian origins as “angels, after-life, resurrection etc..”. They began to build alternate temples in northern Israel, and the teachers of the strange Egyptian teachings were called the derogatory name of; “Pharisees,” having bowed to the Pharaoh.
Comparing; Pharisee to Pharaoh;
Original Hebrew, in Gen 12:15 for “Pharaoh”; is: “Phar-oh” (noun)
Talmudim post Temple verbiage for “Pharaoh”; is phar-ooh or far-ooh
Talmudim post Temple "claim" of the root verbiage for “Pharisee”; is Phar-us or Far-us (verb) Persian origin.
Post Temple History of Pharisees;
In 66CE the Egyptian Pharisees murdered the Zadokim (Sadducees) High Priests in The Temple in Jerusalem, and in the absence of the Zadokim (Sadducees), rewrote history on their behalf. Over time, they altered their name “Pharisee”, and the meaning of their name. The Rabbis are the masters of lies, serpentines of the Garden of Eden who enticed Eve, then Adam into challenging Gods name and the meaning of His name.
The original meaning of Pharisee, all boils down to; “who do you want to believe?” King David and his Zadokim (Sadducees) who stood before God for 1000 years, or do you want to believe King Saul, and his Benjamite descendants who sought after the Egyptian sorcerers.
The new “Pharisee Movement” began when Jews fled from the invading Persians and went to “Egypt” (which is forbidden by the first Commandment). The “time” origin of the Pharisees, according to Josephus and II Maccabees, puts the first written historical account of the Pharisees, to be about post 150 BC, when the Pharisees built and alternate temple in Leontopolis “Egypt.”
Root of Pharisee is not “Persian”;
The Rabbis theory of the root of the verb of “Pharisee”; as “Paras or Parus” meaning; “set apart”, is “not” in the Tanakh, nor in the Hebrew language. Nor is the root word or verb of Pharisee in the Greek language.
... The Post Temple Talmudim claims the origin of the root verb for Pharisee “paras” is from “Persia” meaning “set apart.”
But from 150BC Israel was at war with the Persians, and thus the claim that the root of “Pharisee” is of Persian origin is inconceivable, for that time period. Why would Jews who spoke Greek and Hebrew, use a Persian verb as a name for their organization, unless they were co-conspirators with the Persians against Israel?
Pharisee “Place of Origin” Matches “Egypt”;
The headquarters of the new Pharisees Movement was in Leontopolis “Egypt,” from 150 BC, and was in conflict with the Hasmonean and Maccabees. Soon thereafter, the Pharisees began to make alternate temples in northern Israel, then Rome, from 150BC.
Pharisee “Teachings” Matches “Egypt”;
After a couple generations after these Jews fled to Egypt, when the Egyptian Jews returned back to Israel, they brought with them new/ strange teachings with Egyptian origins as “angels, after-life, resurrection etc..”. They began to build alternate temples in northern Israel, and the teachers of the strange Egyptian teachings were called the derogatory name of; “Pharisees,” having bowed to the Pharaoh.
Comparing; Pharisee to Pharaoh;
Original Hebrew, in Gen 12:15 for “Pharaoh”; is: “Phar-oh” (noun)
Talmudim post Temple verbiage for “Pharaoh”; is phar-ooh or far-ooh
Talmudim post Temple "claim" of the root verbiage for “Pharisee”; is Phar-us or Far-us (verb) Persian origin.
Post Temple History of Pharisees;
In 66CE the Egyptian Pharisees murdered the Zadokim (Sadducees) High Priests in The Temple in Jerusalem, and in the absence of the Zadokim (Sadducees), rewrote history on their behalf. Over time, they altered their name “Pharisee”, and the meaning of their name. The Rabbis are the masters of lies, serpentines of the Garden of Eden who enticed Eve, then Adam into challenging Gods name and the meaning of His name.
The original meaning of Pharisee, all boils down to; “who do you want to believe?” King David and his Zadokim (Sadducees) who stood before God for 1000 years, or do you want to believe King Saul, and his Benjamite descendants who sought after the Egyptian sorcerers.
For more information on the Pharisees, go to http://www.judean.org
Shalom Ken Zaken
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