Definition: The word "Antheia" refers to the first-century Jewish community in Jerusalem, which was known for its religious zeal and political activism. Definition: Antheia stands for an apostolic assembly that arose around 260-310 AD during the Roman Empire's persecution of Christians. The original group consisted of Jews who had fled from Judaism due to persecution and were now converted to Christianity. They formed an assembly in the Temple complex and practiced their own liturgy, hymns, prayers, and other Christian rituals. Antheia's beliefs were strongly influenced by the teachings of Jesus Christ, with many adherents believing in his return to earth after death on a second coming to judge all humans. Their activities often included religious meetings, charitable works, and sometimes political demonstrations against Roman oppression or other issues affecting Jews in Jerusalem at that time.
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