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What did the pharisees believe had equal authority to the written law?
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∙ 10y ago
short answer, the traditions of the Jewish Elders
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What did the Pharisees believe had equal authority with the written Law?
The Pharisees believed that oral tradition, known as the Oral Torah, had equal authority with the written Law (Torah) in guiding Jewish life and practice. They believed that both the written and oral traditions were equally important in interpreting and applying the laws of Moses.
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