The Presbyterian Quarterly Review, Volume 3B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes proprietor, 1855 - Presbyterian Church |
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... existence only in the great cities of the Roman Empire , and not in all of them ; while in the smaller towns and rural districts , congregational episcopacy universally prevailed . As introductory to the more direct proof on this point ...
... existence only in the great cities of the Roman Empire , and not in all of them ; while in the smaller towns and rural districts , congregational episcopacy universally prevailed . As introductory to the more direct proof on this point ...
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... existence of diocesan Episcopacy in some of the larger cities of the Roman empire by the middle of the third century . That it did not exist at that time universally , even in large cities , and had no existence at all in the rural ...
... existence of diocesan Episcopacy in some of the larger cities of the Roman empire by the middle of the third century . That it did not exist at that time universally , even in large cities , and had no existence at all in the rural ...
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... existence of the latter was thought worthy of explicit mention by contemporane- ous writers , as a noteworthy circumstance . No contemporaneous writer will stultify himself , by informing his readers of a condi- tion of things so ...
... existence of the latter was thought worthy of explicit mention by contemporane- ous writers , as a noteworthy circumstance . No contemporaneous writer will stultify himself , by informing his readers of a condi- tion of things so ...
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... existence in the " rural districts " of the Roman Empire . And here it should be observed , that what is claimed by Episcopal writers to have been a diocese , was not called a * We refer here distinctly to the ante - Nicene period , and ...
... existence in the " rural districts " of the Roman Empire . And here it should be observed , that what is claimed by Episcopal writers to have been a diocese , was not called a * We refer here distinctly to the ante - Nicene period , and ...
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... existence anywhere , except in a few great cities . If an affirmative answer is re- quired , we reply that Episcopacy probably began in the city of Rome , towards the end of the second or beginning of the third century , and in Carthage ...
... existence anywhere , except in a few great cities . If an affirmative answer is re- quired , we reply that Episcopacy probably began in the city of Rome , towards the end of the second or beginning of the third century , and in Carthage ...
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