| But instead of smilingly accepting the accolades of his fellow Nazarenes, Jesus turns provocative. |
| They are a fascinating group, aesthetically, intellectually and interpersonally, and Grewe's judgment that although 'the Nazarenes resubmitted art to the service of religion. |
| The author demonstrates that Nazarenes were formally committed to this goal but failed in practice to achieve it due to a series of stock qualifications. |
| The accursed Nazarenes have taken the town, and the slave market droops. |
| Because the Nazarenes chose their own grasp of Jesus rather than looking to the Holy Spirit for revelation and divine insight. |
| Surely if the Nazarenes had called out to Jesus as Bartimaeus did, he would have opened their eyes, too. |
