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Which of the following groups believed in a resurrection, offered new interpretations of the Mosaic Law, relied on tradition to interpret the Mosaic Law, rejected Jesus as the Messiah, and supported an independent Israel?
Pharisees
Sadducees
Zealots
Maccabees
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Pharisees.
They accepted belief in resurrection, developed new interpretations of the Mosaic Law based on an oral tradition, generally rejected Jesus as the Messiah, and were committed to Jewish religious autonomy (as opposed to the Sadducees, who denied resurrection and accepted only the written Torah, or the Zealots/Maccabees, who were primarily political/nationalist movements).
They accepted belief in resurrection, developed new interpretations of the Mosaic Law based on an oral tradition, generally rejected Jesus as the Messiah, and were committed to Jewish religious autonomy (as opposed to the Sadducees, who denied resurrection and accepted only the written Torah, or the Zealots/Maccabees, who were primarily political/nationalist movements).
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