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Who were the zealots in ancient Palestine?
Religious nutters.
Is Iran a colony?
No its a republic dictated by religious zealots
A sentence with zealot?
Religious Zealots paved the way for the end of Slavery.
What are the release dates for Dennis Miller Live - 1994 Religious Zealots 9-5?
Dennis Miller Live - 1994 Religious Zealots 9-5 was released on: USA: 1 March 2002
Who was the leader of the zealots?
Which Zealots do you have in mind?
Will the world end to day?
Of course NOT, this is just some foolish idea that some religious zealots have decided and (believe) will happen.
Are zealots part of the medieval ages?
Zealots were members of a Jewish sect known to be zealous about their religion and political beliefs. They are mentioned in ancient histories, but not after the first or second centuries. They probably were gone by the Middle Ages, or had changed into a somewhat different movement with a different name.
What group rebelled against the Romans?
Zealots
Where did zealots get their name?
The Zealots called for the violent overthrow of Roman rule.
Which ancient Jewish sect urged armed rebellion against the foreign powers occupying Palestine?
Not quite a religious sect `, the Zealots were a political grouping.
Why do you think the zealots were so strongly opposed to roman rule?
The Zealots were strongly opposed to Roman rule due to their fervent belief in Jewish nationalism and the desire for religious freedom. They viewed Roman governance as a direct threat to their cultural and spiritual identity, as it imposed foreign laws and practices that clashed with their beliefs. Additionally, the heavy taxation and oppressive measures used by the Romans fueled resentment, leading the Zealots to advocate for armed rebellion to restore Jewish sovereignty and autonomy. Their passion for liberation was rooted in both religious convictions and a deep-seated desire for self-determination.
Did the zealots like paying taxes?
No, the Zealots did not like paying taxes. They were a Jewish political movement in the first century that opposed Roman rule and the taxation imposed by the Romans, viewing it as an affront to their religious and national identity. Their resistance to taxation was part of their broader opposition to Roman authority and their desire for Jewish independence.
