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'''Nasara''' (Netzarim) is a word used in the Quranic materials written by the [[Noahite Gnostics]]to refer to a type of Injeel-reading adoptionists who regard any Messiah (and only a Messiah) as G-d's son.  
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'''Nasara''' (Netzarim) is a word used in the Quranic materials written by the [[Idumeans]] to refer to a type of Injeel-reading adoptionists who regard any Messiah (and only a Messiah) as G-d's son.  
  
They were the original Monothelite Acephali (Maronites) who appear similar to Ebionites and should not be confused with the Gnostic (Marcionite) followers of [[Plony Yeshu HaNotzri Ben Stada]].
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They they might have been the original Monothelite Acephali (Maronites) who appear similar to Ebionites.
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Others suggested that they were the Gnostic (Marcionite) followers of [[Plony Yeshu HaNotzri Ben Stada]].
  
 
See also:
 
See also:
 
[[Nasrani]]
 
[[Nasrani]]

Revision as of 21:09, 25 November 2020

Nasara (Netzarim) is a word used in the Quranic materials written by the Idumeans to refer to a type of Injeel-reading adoptionists who regard any Messiah (and only a Messiah) as G-d's son.

They they might have been the original Monothelite Acephali (Maronites) who appear similar to Ebionites.

Others suggested that they were the Gnostic (Marcionite) followers of Plony Yeshu HaNotzri Ben Stada.

See also: Nasrani