Tzedukim
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n. A prominent, aristocratic, and priestly Jewish sect during the Second Temple period that rejected the authority of the oral law, emphasizing instead the literal interpretation of the written Torah.
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- Textual Hebrew
Etymology
צְדוּקִים
- Religious: Jews who are engaged in religious observance and have some Jewish education
- North America
- None
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Sadducees
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