Nicodemus

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Nicodemus is a New Testament figure, a Pharisee and member of the Jewish ruling council who visits Jesus by night and later assists in his burial.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Biblical figure
New Testament person
Pharisee
member of the Sanhedrin
alsoCalled Nicodemus
surface form: Nicodemus the Pharisee
appearsIn Gospel of John
argumentInJohn7 law should not judge a man without hearing him
associatedDoctrine doctrine of being born again
associatedVerse John 3:1–21
associatedWith Jesus
bringsForBurial aloes
myrrh
burialLocation new tomb in a garden near the crucifixion site
burialSpicesWeight about seventy-five pounds (about a hundred Roman litrai)
canonicalStatus New Testament character
collaboratesWith Joseph of Arimathea
defendsJesus before the Pharisees
in John 7:50–51
dialogueWith Jesus
feastDay August 2 (some Eastern Orthodox calendars)
August 3 (some Western calendars, with Stephen and Gamaliel)
helpsBury Jesus Christ
surface form: Jesus
languageOfName Greek
literaryFunction represents a seeking but initially misunderstanding inquirer
memberOf Jewish ruling council
Sanhedrin
mentionedIn John 19
John 19:39
John 3
John 7
nameMeaning victory of the people
participatesIn burial of Jesus
position ruler of the Jews
religion Judaism
roleInJohn3 addresses Jesus as Rabbi
discusses being born again with Jesus
recognizes Jesus as a teacher come from God
visits Jesus at night
socialGroup Pharisees
sourceType primarily known from the Gospel of John
topicOfDialogue Kingdom of God
Spirit
heavenly things
new birth
tradition venerated as a saint in some Christian traditions
visitsJesus by night

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Teemu shortFormOf Nicodemus
this entity surface form: Nikodemus (hypocoristic origin, debated)
Nicodemus alsoCalled Nicodemus
this entity surface form: Nicodemus the Pharisee