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| − | + | The '''Manichean Noahite''' movement was established by an Ishmaelite-Sadducee in a 7thC.CE Sassanian realm of Manicheans (Hanifs). The Ishmaelite-Sadducee tried to establish unity between those who kept the Laws of Moses and those who accepted Jesus as Messiah. However, the Persian Manicheans (Hanifs) were not impressed by him because he respected the Old Testament while the Ishmaelite-Sadducees were not impressed by him because he accepted Jesus as Messiah. When people first hear his ideas they used to say that he had become a Tsabi -a type of Persian Messianic Hebrew later described in Islam as part way between Nestorians, Persians and Jews. | |
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Revision as of 16:52, 7 April 2021
The Manichean Noahite movement was established by an Ishmaelite-Sadducee in a 7thC.CE Sassanian realm of Manicheans (Hanifs). The Ishmaelite-Sadducee tried to establish unity between those who kept the Laws of Moses and those who accepted Jesus as Messiah. However, the Persian Manicheans (Hanifs) were not impressed by him because he respected the Old Testament while the Ishmaelite-Sadducees were not impressed by him because he accepted Jesus as Messiah. When people first hear his ideas they used to say that he had become a Tsabi -a type of Persian Messianic Hebrew later described in Islam as part way between Nestorians, Persians and Jews.
In time his ideas were adopted by a Sadducee warlord called Emir Ambrus who together with Abu Turab and Salman of Fars devised some religious materials assembled into a religious Tome after his death by his successor Emir Tashik.
