A History of the Christian Priesthood in Reply to Howitts Popular History of P
A History of the Christian Priesthood in Reply to Howitts Popular History of P
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"" In all (e) 1 Tim. I. 18. (/) 1 Tim. Iii. 14, 15. (g) 1 Tim. Iv. 6. {h) 1 Tim. I. 3. (i) 1 Tim. V. 19. {k) 1 Tim. V. 20.
(J) 1 Tim. V. 21. (m) 1 Tim. Iii. 14. (n) 1 Tim. V. 22.
260 History of the Christian Priesthood, these charges, then, Timothy is mentioned alone ; there is not any, the least, intimation in the two Epistles of Presbyters having any right to exercise similar powers either as originally in virtue of their office, or as being invested with such powers by the Apostle.
The next ...Presbyter whom the same Apostle is recorded to have consecrated to the Episcopal office is Titus, whom he constituted (when he went from Macedonia, through the i^gean Sea, ) Bishop of Crete ; an island having no less than one hundred cities, (whence it had the name of eKaroiuLTroXig, ) and " every city" ^ subjected (as the Apostle affirms) to the Episcopal authority of Titus, who is afterwards called an " Apostle of the Churches"? ['AttocttoXoc 'EicKXrjo-iwv] in Crete. Titus was appointed to regulate and perfect in the Churches of Crete such matters as were not dis- tinctly settled by divine command, and to ordain ministers for the service of those Churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"" In all (e) 1 Tim. I. 18. (/) 1 Tim. Iii. 14, 15. (g) 1 Tim. Iv. 6. {h) 1 Tim. I. 3. (i) 1 Tim. V. 19. {k) 1 Tim. V. 20.
(J) 1 Tim. V. 21. (m) 1 Tim. Iii. 14. (n) 1 Tim. V. 22.
260 History of the Christian Priesthood, these charges, then, Timothy is mentioned alone ; there is not any, the least, intimation in the two Epistles of Presbyters having any right to exercise similar powers either as originally in virtue of their office, or as being invested with such powers by the Apostle.
The next ...Presbyter whom the same Apostle is recorded to have consecrated to the Episcopal office is Titus, whom he constituted (when he went from Macedonia, through the i^gean Sea, ) Bishop of Crete ; an island having no less than one hundred cities, (whence it had the name of eKaroiuLTroXig, ) and " every city" ^ subjected (as the Apostle affirms) to the Episcopal authority of Titus, who is afterwards called an " Apostle of the Churches"? ['AttocttoXoc 'EicKXrjo-iwv] in Crete. Titus was appointed to regulate and perfect in the Churches of Crete such matters as were not dis- tinctly settled by divine command, and to ordain ministers for the service of those Churches.
What to read after A History of the Christian Priesthood in Reply to Howitts Popular History of P?
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