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Scribes: Antiquity Of
Scribes: Families Celebrated for Furnishing
Kenites
Zebulun
Levi
Scribes: Generally Men of Great Wisdom
Scribes: Often Learned in the Law
Scribes: Were Ready Writers
Scribes: Acted As
Secretaries to kings
2Sa 8:17; 20:25; 2Ki 12:10; Est 3:12
Secretaries to prophets
Notaries in courts of justice
Religious teachers
Writers of public documents
Keepers of the muster-rolls of the host
Scribes: Modern
Were doctors of the law
Wore long robes and loved pre-eminence
Sat in Moses' seat
Were frequently Pharisees
Esteemed wise and learned
Regarded as interpreters of Scripture
Their manner of teaching contrasting with that of Christ
Condemned by Christ for hypocrisy
Often offended at out Lord's conduct and teaching
Tempted our Lord
Active in procuring our Lord's death
Persecuted the Christians
Scribes: Illustrated of well instructed ministers of the gospel
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