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Noun Concept
Categories: Anglican episcopal offices, Bishops, Christian religious occupations, Christian terminology, Methodism
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bishop  Nga pihopa  Nga Piihopa  Nga pīhopa  Te Piihopa
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A bishop is an ordained clergy member who is entrusted with a position of authority and oversight in a religious institution. Wikipedia
English:
Anglicanism
Eastern Orthodox Church
Christianity
Definitions
Relations
Sources
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A bishop is an ordained clergy member who is entrusted with a position of authority and oversight in a religious institution. Wikipedia
Person of authority in a Christian church. Wikipedia Disambiguation
Ordained or consecrated member of the Christian clergy Wikidata
IS A
ecclesiastical occupation
curate
presbyter
position
ordinary
PART OF
clergy
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
HAS KIND
archbishop
archpriest
first estate
suffragan
bishop
+47 relations
HAS INSTANCE
Guido Tarlati
Richard Hawkins
hieromartyrs of Cherson
Episkop humski
Bishop of Dunwich
+2 relations
APPLIES TO JURISDICTION
diocese
eparchy
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language
The Nuttall Encyclopædia
Bible Encyclopedia of Archimandrite Nicephorus
Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia
DIFFERENT FROM
Bishops in Methodism
eparch
bishops in the Catholic Church
HONORIFIC PREFIX
Excellency
Monsignor
ORGANIZATION DIRECTED BY THE OFFICE OR PERSON
diocese
eparchy
RELIGION
Christianity
Wikipedia
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bishop
Wikidata
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bishop
Wikipedia Redirections
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Bishop (Anglicanism), Bishop in the Eastern Orthodox Church, bishops, Eastern Orthodox bishops, Epicopacy, episcop, episcopal consecration, Episcopos, Episcops, episkopos, Hegmon, monarchial bishop, Monarchial episcopate, Monarchic bishop, Monarchic episcopate, Monarchical bishop, Monarchical episcopate, Nga pihopa, Nga Pihopa, Nga Piihopa, Nga piihopa, Nga pīhopa, Nga Pīhopa, ordination of a bishop, Piihopa, Te Pihopa, Te Piihopa, Te piihopa, Te Pīhopa

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