Ebionize

English Alternative forms en Ebionise Etymology From en Ebion ize. Verb To believe in or expound upon the Ebionite heresy. en 1860 Biblical Commentary on the Epistles of St. John w:Johannes Heinrich August Ebrard William Burt Pope W. B. Pope xxi https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=7KkGAAAAQAAJ&pg=PR21 When, therefore, St John came forward with the testimony of his Gospel to oppose the Ebionizing and Gnostic fundamental principle of all heresy, and at the same time externally and internally supplemented the Synoptists, he was not influenced by a multiplicity of separate and independent aims. en 1877 Introduction to the New Testament 2 Johannes Friedrich Bleek William Urwick the younger William Urwick 26 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=d9oUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA26 These writers unanimously attribute to him an Ebionizing Christology; and to this must be added as a further sign his strong chiliasm en 2008 1582 w:Dirck Coornhert Synod on the Freedom of Conscience Gerrit Voogt 9789089640826 197 Would you be willing to imitate all the examples of the old church? Or are you Ebionizing, and do you wish to return us to the Mosaic rule?