pharisee信息详情
n.古代犹太法利赛教派的教徒；伪善者
Pharisee───n.古代犹太法利赛教派的教徒；伪善者
Pharisees───n.法利赛人；伪善者；形式上遵守教义的人（Pharisee的复数形式）
polarised───使分化为不同的看法(polarise的过去式和过去分词)
polariser───n.偏振器；极化器；起偏振镜
polarises───n.北极星
Phariseeism───n.法利赛派主义；形式主义
Charis───n.查莉丝（人名）；恩典；卡里斯（美惠三女神之一）
arisen───v.出现（arise的过去分词）；起身；升起；adj.兴起的；出现的
arises───v.出现；发生；站立
What did the contrasting actions between the woman and the Pharisee show?───妇人跟法利赛人行为的鲜明对比说明了什么？
Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee, and the other a publican.───有两个人上殿里去祷告。 一个是法利赛人，一个是税吏。
Jews don't think of the word Pharisee as being a bad term, but in a lot of English, and a lot of languages it is because Christians used it.───犹太人不认为法利赛人是不好的词，但在英语里，在很多语言里，它含贬义，因为基督教徒使用了这个词。
When Jesus had finished speaking, a Pharisee invited him to eat with him; so he went in and reclined at the table.───说话的时候，有一个法利赛人请耶稣同他吃饭，耶稣就进去坐席。
And one of the Pharisees desired him that he would eat with him. And he went into the Pharisee's house, and sat down to meat.───有一个法利赛人，请耶稣和他吃饭。耶稣就到法利赛人家里去坐席。
A PHARISEE: Angels exist but I do not believe that this Man has talked with them.───当然有天使，不过，我不信这人与天使说过话。
And when the Pharisee saw it, he marvelled that he had not first washed before dinner.───这法利赛人看见耶稣饭前不洗手，便诧异。
Was this Pharisee skulking under cover of darkness, embarrassed or ashamed that he, as one of the ruling class, was curious about Jesus?───这位法利赛人是不是用黑夜来隐藏自己，因为他是来自统治阶层，却因自己对耶稣产生的好奇而感到羞耻？
This was the main reason the Pharisees hated the tax-collectors: they were in the pay of the Romans.
But the Pharisee, noticing that Jesus did not first wash before the meal, was surprised.
The Pharisees were trying to catch him out.
The name Pharisee means a'separate one " and Sadducee means " righteous ".
The Pharisees held the meal one day before the official date.
The thought roused all the gorge of this Pharisee.
We have records of frequent clashes with the Pharisees over the sabbath and other traditional observances.
Because the Pharisees were the predominant sect, few, Sadducee writings have survived.
We tend to think that the Pharisees were unscrupulous, double-dealing, untrustworthy.