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followed the teachings entrusted to them by Prophet Jesus and did not deviate.
To become a Nazarene rabbi, a Nazarene was obliged to study for at least three
years and pass an examination upon the completion of one's studies.
Paul's Conversion:
Paul claimed his conversion on his way to Damascus.
Paul's Agenda:
The Dead Sea Scrolls relate that some time after Paul's experience on the road
to Damascus - when he claimed his conversion - he went to Qumran. However,
when one analyses the events that were to follow in the coming years it is clear
that Paul had his own agenda which was to impregnate the pure teachings of
Jesus with those of his own and form his own religion.
Paul meets James the Just:
To become a Nazarene rabbi, a Nazarene was obliged to study for at least three
years and pass an examination upon the completion of one's studies.
Paul's Conversion:
Paul claimed his conversion on his way to Damascus.
Paul's Agenda:
The Dead Sea Scrolls relate that some time after Paul's experience on the road
to Damascus - when he claimed his conversion - he went to Qumran. However,
when one analyses the events that were to follow in the coming years it is clear
that Paul had his own agenda which was to impregnate the pure teachings of
Jesus with those of his own and form his own religion.
Paul meets James the Just: