The Pharisee

The Hebrew Order is descended from the modern Jewish people and all their ancestors. They maintain a presence far larger than their numbers through their Jewish networks and insistence on higher education.
Patriarch: Moses Ben Amram
Prophet Degrees 
Teachings of Gamaliel
Angelic Names
The Righteous
=== Facts: ===
-The Pharisee trace their lineage back five thousand years, to the very man responsible for the first five books of the Bible. 
-The Pharisee prefer to stay with their people but they are known to possess a wanderlust that draws them out among other lands and peoples. 
-Relations between the Pharisee and the Nazoreans are like those of two siblings. At times they hate each other, at times they love each other. Normally, though, if someone picks a fight with one, the other will lend assistance if able.
-Pharisee often form 'Cabals' (the word Cabal comes from medieval language for Kabbalah). These Cabals are led by the most learned among them, those designated as Teachers. The Teacher with the most seniority will sit atop the 'Chair of Moses' from which he will dispense knowledge on what the group should do and to espouse his teachings. 
-The weakness of the Pharisee is Salt. While Salt doesn't give them physical damage upon contact, it does inhibit their supernatural abilities. If a Pharisee is in an area with a high concentration of salt (say, a room with salt spread across the floor), the Pharisee won't be able to use their abilities. 
-Cabals aren't necessarily secretive, but they certainly prefer to be left alone.
-Pharisee are rich with laws and traditions, sometimes excessively so. Other Supernaturals who visit them may feel lost in an exotic world as the Pharisee dress in ceremonial clothes and conduct ancient, bizarre rituals.