Scribes
Scribes were Ready Writers
Scribes: Acted as Keepers of the Muster-Rolls of the Host
Scribes: Acted as Notaries in Courts of Justice
Scribes: Acted as Religious Teachers
Scribes: Acted as Secretaries to Kings
Scribes: Acted as Secretaries to Prophets
Scribes: Acted as Writers of Public Documents
Scribes: Antiquity of
Scribes: Families Celebrated for Furnishing: Kenites
Scribes: Families Celebrated for Furnishing: Levi
Scribes: Families Celebrated for Furnishing: Zebulun
Scribes: Generally Men of Great Wisdom
Scribes: Illustrated of Well Instructed Ministers of the Gospel
Scribes: Modern were Doctors of the Law
Scribes: Modern were Frequently Pharisees
Scribes: Modern: Active in Procuring Our Lord's Death
Scribes: Modern: Condemned by Christ for Hypocrisy
Scribes: Modern: Esteemed Wise and Learned
Scribes: Modern: Often offended at out Lord's Conduct and Teaching
Scribes: Modern: Persecuted the Christians
Scribes: Modern: Regarded As Interpreters of Scripture
Scribes: Modern: Sat in Moses' Seat
Scribes: Modern: Tempted Our Lord
Scribes: Modern: Their Manner of Teaching Contrasting With That of Christ
Scribes: Modern: Wore Long Robes and Loved Pre-Eminence
Scribes: Often Learned in the Law
Scribes: Wore an Inkhorn at Their Girdles
