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    The Nicolaism was an early Christian sect that was condemned in the Book of Revelation. Some scholars have suggested that the Nicolaitans took their name from Nicholas, one of the seven deacons ordained in Acts 6. Others believe their name comes from the Greek words meaning "to conquer the people" and that they promoted antinomianism and indulgence in pagan rituals and fleshly lusts.

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    The Nicolaism was an early Christian sect that was condemned in the Book of Revelation. Some scholars have suggested that the Nicolaitans took their name from Nicholas, one of the seven deacons ordained in Acts 6. Others believe their name comes from the Greek words meaning "to conquer the people" and that they promoted antinomianism and indulgence in pagan rituals and fleshly lusts.

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    Nicolah - Let Us Eat

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    The Nicolaism was an early Christian sect that was condemned in the Book of Revelation. Some scholars have suggested that the Nicolaitans took their name from Nicholas, one of the seven deacons ordained in Acts 6. Others believe their name comes from the Greek words meaning "to conquer the people" and that they promoted antinomianism and indulgence in pagan rituals and fleshly lusts.

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    Cocceius (Cogitat. in Rev. ii. 6) has the credit of being the first to suggest this identification of the
    Nicolaitans with the followers of Balaam. He has been followed by the elder Vitringa (Dissert. de
    Argum. Epist. Petri poster. in Hase's Thesaurus, ii. 987), Hengstenberg (in loc.), Stier (Words of
    the Risen Lord, p. 125 Eng. transl.), and others. Lightfoot (Hor. Heb., in Act. Apost. vi. 5) suggests
    another and more startling paronomasia. The word, in his view, was chosen, as identical in sound
    with , Nicolah, "let us eat", and as thus marking out the special characteristic of the sect.

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