Bnei Mikra

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Bnei Mikra is a self-designation used by Karaite Jews, emphasizing their identity as a community that bases its beliefs and practices directly on the Hebrew Scriptures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf religious group designation
self-designation
associatedWith rejection of Oral Torah as binding
basisOfBelief Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
basisOfPractice Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
communityType Jewish religious community
distinguishesFrom Rabbinic Judaism
emphasizes direct reliance on Hebrew Scriptures
scripturalism
hasEthnoReligiousContext Jews
surface form: Jewish people
hasTheologicalCharacteristic non-rabbinic Judaism
reliance on plain meaning of Scripture
identityFocus direct interpretation of Scripture
languageOfName Hebrew
nameMeaning people of the Scripture
sons of Scripture
opposes authority of post-biblical rabbinic tradition
refersTo Karaite Jews
surface form: Karaite Jewish community
relatedMovement Karaite Jews
surface form: Karaism
religiousLawSource Prophets
Writings
Torah
surface form: written Torah
religiousTextFocus Tanakh
religiousTradition Karaite Jews
surface form: Karaite Judaism
scripturalAuthorityLevel supreme
scripturalLanguage Hebrew
surface form: Biblical Hebrew
selfDesignationOf Karaite Jews
selfIdentification community based on Scripture
usedBy Karaite Jews
viewOnOralLaw non-binding

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Karaite Jews selfIdentification Bnei Mikra