The Pharisees were a popular movement of teachers who kept the written Law of Moses with the “tradition of the elders” and believed in the resurrection and in angels. The Sadducees, the priestly and wealthy party of the Temple, held to the written Law alone and said, as Acts records, “that there is no resurrection, neither angel, nor spirit.” Their deepest quarrel was over the grave. The Sadducees taught that the soul dies with the body. The Pharisees hoped that…

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