The Arabic word '''Tsabians''' (Greek: Σοβιαΐ) was first translated into Latin as Christians. It refers to a widespread religious group described as Mithrean Judaized Nestorians. They are distinguished from Messianic Noahides and from Jews and from Notzrim and from Magians and from Polytheists. Those Tsabians who believe in God G-d and the Last Day and who keep the Mitzvot are said to have nothing to fearas their reward is with G-d.
The original Mithreans were called [[Mages]] while the Arabic word Tsabi is closer to '''[[Theosebeia|Sebomenoi/Sebeoi]]''' (Σεβομενοι/Σεβεοι), the Greek word for Noahites which was Tarsak (pl. Tarsakan) in Persian. The first Mages to become Tsabis are described in Chapter 2 of the Gospel of Matthew but not all Mages did.
