Rabbinical Judaism

The Chassidim developed a particular system of written and oral law that brought them respect as a school of interpreters of the Law. On return from the Exile, the Chassidim adopted a moral code formulated by the descendants of the Aaronic Priests. From the Chassidim arose the Pharisees and Rabbinical Judaism. The Sons of Zadok are mutually exclusive the line of Zadok does not include any of the twenty-four Aaronid clans. ... 

Rabbinical Judaism subsequently developed from the Pharisees. The Rabbis continued to demonstrate three of the characteristics we have come to expect from the Indo-Hittite compression. They supported oral tradition, believed in the immortality of the soul, and sought to eliminate the matriarchal religion of the Great Triple Mother Goddess and frowned on so-called messianic bloodlines. 

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