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The Sanhedrin was the Jewish council of elders.
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What was the sanhedrins role?
The Sanhedrin was a Jewish council in ancient times responsible for religious, legal, and political matters. It served as a judicial body that decided on religious and legal issues according to Jewish law.
Sanhedrin controlled by Jewish religious?
The Sanhedrin (Jewish court) consisted of the greatest Torah-Sages of those generations. From the time of Moses until Ezra, it was simply called The Elders (Exodus ch.5; Numbers ch.11). For about eight centuries during the Second Temple era and afterward, the title of Sanhedrin was used. Small Sanhedrins of 23 sages functioned in the towns; while final authority rested with the Sanhedrin of 71 sages, which sat adjacent to the Holy Temple.
What is the possessive form of the word Authority?
The possessive form of "authority" is "authority's."
What are the four types of political authority?
Traditional authority,legal authority,and autocratic authority.
What are the differences between authority and constituted authority?
differnce between constitued authority and authority
What authority did a Roman soldier have?
None. He had no authority - he was under the authority of his commanders.
What is authority translated into Latin?
Authority/power is 'auctortia' Authority/expert is 'professor'
Is a digest mandatory authority?
No, it is non-authority, so at the most it can be persuasive authority.
Power and legitimacy are the elements that make up?
authority
Is witkin an authority or statute?
authority
Who has Authority?
God has the highest authority
What is commensurate authority?
With sufficient authority.
