ebionite

• Relatif aux ébionites, une secte judéo-chrétienne primitive qui observait la loi juive et rejetait la divinité de Jésus ; aujourd'hui considéré comme un terme théologique archaïque.

Relating to the Ebionites, an early Jewish Christian sect that observed Jewish law and rejected the divinity of Jesus; now considered an archaic theological term.

1. Relating to the EbionitesC2formal

   Of or pertaining to the Ebionites, an early Jewish Christian sect that observed Jewish law and rejected the divinity of Jesus.

   Ébionite (relatif aux Ébionites)

   • The Ebionite community maintained strict adherence to Mosaic law.
   • Scholars study Ebionite theology to understand early Christian diversity.
   • Ebionite beliefs were considered heretical by mainstream Christianity.

• Nom désignant un membre d'un groupe judéo-chrétien primitif qui reconnaissait Jésus comme Messie mais continuait à observer la loi juive et rejetait l'enseignement de saint Paul ; ce groupe fut ensuite déclaré hérétique par l'Église de Rome.

A noun referring to a member of an early Jewish Christian group who accepted Jesus as the Messiah but continued to observe Jewish law and reject the teachings of St. Paul, later declared heretical by the Church of Rome.

nom propre

1. Member of early Jewish Christian sectC2formal

   A member of a group of early Jewish Christians who accepted Jesus as the Messiah but continued to observe Jewish law and reject the teachings of St. Paul. They were later considered heretical by the mainstream Church.

   Ébionite

   • The Ebionites believed that adherence to Jewish law was essential for salvation.
   • Early church fathers often condemned the Ebionites as heretics.
   • Scholars debate the exact relationship between the Ebionites and other Jewish Christian groups.
   • The Ebionites used only the Gospel of Matthew among the canonical gospels.