Which statement best describes the position of the Pharisees in Palestine during the first century C.E.? 3. a. They adopted the radical teachings of the Essenes. b. They rejected the authority of the Romans and denied them a voice in selecting new high priests for the Temple. They believed that they possessed special knowledge of an oral Torah told by Moses. C. d. They were among the first and most enthusiastic converts to Christianity. e. They rejected the possibility of an imminent arrival of the Messiah. 4. In Christianity's very early years, Roman officials viewed the faith with a. respect. b. hatred. C. reverence. the d. indifference. e. curiosity.

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Which statement best describes the position of the Pharisees in Palestine during
the first century C.E.?
3.
a.
They adopted the radical teachings of the Essenes.
b.
They rejected the authority of the Romans and denied them a voice in selecting new
high priests for the Temple.
They believed that they possessed special knowledge of an oral Torah told by
Moses.
C.
d.
They were among the first and most enthusiastic converts to Christianity.
е.
They rejected the possibility of an imminent arrival of the Messiah.
4.
In Christianity's very early years, Roman officials viewed the faith with
a.
respect.
b.
hatred.
C.
reverence.
d.
indifference.
е.
curiosity.
5.
Rome's "Third Century Crisis"
a.
was the result of the growing Christian minority within the Roman Empire.
b.
was caused by none of the "Five Good Emperors" having a male heir to whom to
leave the throne.
Transcribed Image Text:Which statement best describes the position of the Pharisees in Palestine during the first century C.E.? 3. a. They adopted the radical teachings of the Essenes. b. They rejected the authority of the Romans and denied them a voice in selecting new high priests for the Temple. They believed that they possessed special knowledge of an oral Torah told by Moses. C. d. They were among the first and most enthusiastic converts to Christianity. е. They rejected the possibility of an imminent arrival of the Messiah. 4. In Christianity's very early years, Roman officials viewed the faith with a. respect. b. hatred. C. reverence. d. indifference. е. curiosity. 5. Rome's "Third Century Crisis" a. was the result of the growing Christian minority within the Roman Empire. b. was caused by none of the "Five Good Emperors" having a male heir to whom to leave the throne.
Chapter 6
1.
According to historical interpretations, Jesus died by crucifixion
which was the standard criminal penalty for non-Romans who were found guilty of
sedition.
a.
b.
because he desired to become a martyr for his faith.
C.
after he was convicted of theft.
d.
on being mistaken for another man who was a criminal.
е.
after being convicted of preaching publicly against the laws of Judea.
2.
Which statement best describes the position of the Sadducees in Palestine during
the first century C.E.?
a.
They were members of the elite who collaborated closely with Rome.
They rejected the authority of the Romans and refused their assistance in selecting
new high priests for the Temple.
b.
They believed in life after death and a system of individual rewards and
punishments.
С.
d.
They were among the first and most enthusiastic converts to Christianity.
e.
They believed that all Jewish people had the right to interpret the Torah.
Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 6 1. According to historical interpretations, Jesus died by crucifixion which was the standard criminal penalty for non-Romans who were found guilty of sedition. a. b. because he desired to become a martyr for his faith. C. after he was convicted of theft. d. on being mistaken for another man who was a criminal. е. after being convicted of preaching publicly against the laws of Judea. 2. Which statement best describes the position of the Sadducees in Palestine during the first century C.E.? a. They were members of the elite who collaborated closely with Rome. They rejected the authority of the Romans and refused their assistance in selecting new high priests for the Temple. b. They believed in life after death and a system of individual rewards and punishments. С. d. They were among the first and most enthusiastic converts to Christianity. e. They believed that all Jewish people had the right to interpret the Torah.
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