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Newest Article: Did Philo Allude to Sadducees and Pharisees?
Written by Stephen Goranson
Although Philo never names Pharisees or Sadducees, his brief post-Essenes contrast in Every Good Man Is Free 88–91 (brutal “beastlike” rulers vs. smooth-talking hypocritical advisors) may be an implicit pre-terminological allusion to Hasmonean-era sectarian alignments later described explicitly… Read More

 

 

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