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Bannerman 1868b, pp245- 259.
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Presbyterial Church-Government" (****EMBLY AT EDINBURGH,
February 10, 1645, Sess. 16...
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Presbyter (/ˈprɛzbɪtər/) is an
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Christian clergy. The word
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- John the
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obscure figure of the
early Church who is
either distinguished from or
identified with the
Apostle John and/or John of Patmos...
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Prester John (Latin:
Presbyter Ioannes) was a
mythical Christian patriarch,
presbyter, and king.
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Luzerne Presbyterial Institute, also
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Wyoming Institute is a
historic church school on
Institute Street in Wyoming, Pennsylvania. It was built...
- monasticism, a key
feature of
Celtic Christianity in the region, with a
presbyter exercising "authority
within the institution,
while the
different monastic...
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- The Form of
Presbyterial Church Government is a do****ent
drawn up by the
Westminster ****embly
dealing with
Presbyterian polity. It
forms part of the Westminster...
- 2017. Trumbull,
Rebecca (January 24, 1992). NRHP Nomination:
Blair Presbyterial Academy.
National Park Service.
Accompanying 68 photos.
Jabri Abdur-Rahim...
- Caius,
Presbyter of Rome (also
known as Gaius) was a
Christian author who
lived and
wrote towards the
beginning of the 3rd century. Only
fragments of...
