An Inquiry Into the Organization And Government of the Apostolic Church : Particularly With Reference to the Claims of Episcopacy
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Why not refer it to Timothy, and repose suflicient confidence in him to believe that he was competent to fulfil this part of his Episcopal office? Would it now be regarded as courteous for the ' bishop' of the diocese of Ohio, to interpose and inflict an act of discipline on some Hymeneus or Alexander of the diocese of Pennsylvania? And would there be as cordial sub- mission of the bishop of the diocese of Pennsylva- nia, as there was of the bishop of the diocese of Ephesus? If Timothy was at E...phesus, and if the case of discipline occurred at the time which Dr.
Onderdonk supposes, this case appears very much OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH. 181 as if Paul regarded Timothy as neither an apostle nor a prolate.
(2.) If the exercise of the authority in this case of discipline by Paul proves that the presbyters at Ephesus had no right to administer discipline, for the same reason it proves that Timothy had not that right. By the supposition of Episcopalians, Timo- thy was there, as well as the presbyters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not refer it to Timothy, and repose suflicient confidence in him to believe that he was competent to fulfil this part of his Episcopal office? Would it now be regarded as courteous for the ' bishop' of the diocese of Ohio, to interpose and inflict an act of discipline on some Hymeneus or Alexander of the diocese of Pennsylvania? And would there be as cordial sub- mission of the bishop of the diocese of Pennsylva- nia, as there was of the bishop of the diocese of Ephesus? If Timothy was at E...phesus, and if the case of discipline occurred at the time which Dr.
Onderdonk supposes, this case appears very much OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH. 181 as if Paul regarded Timothy as neither an apostle nor a prolate.
(2.) If the exercise of the authority in this case of discipline by Paul proves that the presbyters at Ephesus had no right to administer discipline, for the same reason it proves that Timothy had not that right. By the supposition of Episcopalians, Timo- thy was there, as well as the presbyters.
What to read after An Inquiry Into the Organization And Government of the Apostolic Church : Particularly With Reference to the Claims of Episcopacy?
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