 | John Brown - 1811 - 748 pagine
...Dodv. ii, and others of the most learned Episcopalians, that the office of bishop above other pastors in the church, has no foundation in the oracles of...congregations were so called; but the name was given by way of emiTii-ncr. to him, wl;o on account of his age or superior judgment, presided in their courts. In the... | |
 | John Brown - 1816 - 772 pagine
...Dodwell and otltersofthe most learned Episcopalians, that the office of bishop above other pastors in the church has no foundation in the oracles of...pastors of particular congregations were so called ; hut the name was piven by way of eminence to him who, on account of his age or superior judgment,... | |
 | 1832 - 534 pagine
...Dodwell, and others of the most learned Episcopalians, that the office of Bishop above other pastors in the Church, has no foundation in the oracles of God. During the first three centuries of Christianity, the pastors of particular congregations were so called. In the... | |
 | Congregational union of England and Wales - 1846 - 740 pagine
...Dodwell, and others of the most learned Episcopalians, that the office of bishops above other pastors in the church has no foundation in the oracles of God. During the first three centuries of Christianity the pastors of particular congregations were so called ; but... | |
 | George Benjamin Sandford - 1847 - 210 pagine
...Dodwell, and others of the most learned episcopalians, that the office of bishops, above other pastors in the Church, has no foundation in the oracles of God. During the first three centuries of Christianity the pastors of particular congregations were so called; but in... | |
 | William Gurney - 1870 - 880 pagine
...Dodwell, and others of the most learned Episcopalians, that the position of bishop above other pastors in the church, has no foundation in the oracles of...eminence to him who, on account of his age, or superior judgment presided in their courts. In the fourth and subsequent centuries the mystery of Antichrist... | |
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Episcopalians, that the position of bishop above other pastors in the church, has no foundation in the oracles of God. During the three first centuries of Christianity the pastors of particular congregations were so called ; but the name was given by... 