Examples of using Deacons in English and their translations into Danish
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elders, and deacons in the church.
The position of“deacon,” from diakonos, meaning“through the dirt,” was one of servant leadership to the church. Deacons are separate from elders,
He was appointed to the boards of Williams Deacons Bank, now part of The Royal Bank of Scotland, and numerous iron
The minister and deacons are asked,"Do[the elders] at set times attend the catechism classes to see how they are conducted and attended; and do they assist the minister when the need requires it in catechizing?
1 John 1:6-7) The original Jerusalem church had twelve elders responsible for"the ministry of the word"(preaching and teaching), and seven deacons responsible for"the ministry of tables" welfare.
priests and deacons, headed by Metropolitan Teoctist,
priests and deacons, headed by Metropolitan Teoctist,
even priests and deacons, and companies of monks and nuns.
even priests and deacons, and companies of monks and nuns.
involvement with Satanic groups, was observed by a team of priests, deacons, several lay assistants,
and respect the deacons as you would God's law. Nobody must do anything that has to do with the Church without the bishop's approval.
I once saw this fat deacon in Muncie run right through a sliding glass door.
Run right through a sliding glass door. I once saw this fat deacon in Muncie.
Especially after the passing of Deacon Johnson.
Exista deacon is entered year two versions of the origin of the present church.
Agent Van Alden of the bureau of internal revenue. Deacon cuffy.
As long as I'm deacon nobody will touch the river.
Well, Mr. Resnick was a deacon of his local church.
I have never left him, Deacon.
The group's spokesperson is their deacon, David Sheridan.