Nazarenes
Residents of Nazareth
Nazarenes refers to followers of Jesus of Nazareth—an early term for Christians, used in the New Testament and still applied to certain Eastern Christian groups.
The Church of the Nazarene is a Protestant denomination in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition.
In art history, the Nazarenes were a group of early 19th-century German painters who sought to revive medieval religious art.
The Nazarenes rejected the academic conventions of their day.
Christian faith's divine son
- GalileeBiblical northern territory
- MessiahProphesied divine deliverer
- GospelChristian salvation teaching
- New TestamentSecond biblical division
Resurrection · Bethlehem · Judea · Mary · Joseph · Sermon on the Mount · Beatitudes
Named religious group
- WesleyanOf Methodist tradition
- MethodismWesley's Protestant movement
- ProtestantismReformation-era Christian movement
- evangelicalZealously advocating beliefs
sanctification · revivalism · camp meetings · clergy · congregations · missionaries · hymnals · Sunday school
Italy's capital city
- religious paintingArtwork depicting sacred subjects
- Pre-RaphaelitesMid-1800s artistic brotherhood
- medieval revivalReturn to Middle Ages aesthetics
- frescoesPaintings on fresh plaster
Of both Hebraic and messianic traditions
- Second TempleRebuilt Jerusalem sanctuary
- AramaicAncient Semitic language
- Dead Sea ScrollsAncient manuscripts from Judean caves
- inscriptionsWords carved into surfaces
archaeology · patristic · apostolic · ecclesiastical · historiography
Jesus
Christian faith's divine son
- GalileeBiblical northern territory
- MessiahProphesied divine deliverer
- GospelChristian salvation teaching
New Testament · Resurrection · Bethlehem · Judea · Mary · Joseph · Sermon on the Mount · Beatitudes
denomination
Named religious group
- WesleyanOf Methodist tradition
- MethodismWesley's Protestant movement
- ProtestantismReformation-era Christian movement
evangelical · sanctification · revivalism · camp meetings · clergy · congregations · missionaries · hymnals · Sunday school
Rome
Italy's capital city
- religious paintingArtwork depicting sacred subjects
- Pre-RaphaelitesMid-1800s artistic brotherhood
- medieval revivalReturn to Middle Ages aesthetics
Jewish-Christian
Of both Hebraic and messianic traditions
- Second TempleRebuilt Jerusalem sanctuary
- AramaicAncient Semitic language
- Dead Sea ScrollsAncient manuscripts from Judean caves
inscriptions · archaeology · patristic · apostolic · ecclesiastical · historiography
Nazarenesanti-Christians
Opponents of Christian belief
Pharisees · Sadducees · atheists · secularists · non-believers