Examples of using Imposition of hands in English and their translations into Swedish
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ceremony ordained of God"; the imposition of hands, the anointing, and the words used being all of them"ordained of" the Apostles of the Church.
had acquired the technical meaning of ordination by imposition of hands before the middle of the third century,
great synod decrees that they may remain among the clergy after receiving an imposition of hands.
No mention is made of any particular words accompanying the imposition of hands on either of the occasions on which the ceremony is described;
in which the Holy Ghost was conferred by the imposition of hands(dia tes epitheseos ton cheiron ton Apostolon),
which he wished Armenians to add to the imposition of hands, long since in use amongst them,
that this consisted of imposition of hands, anointing, and accompanying words;
before all men; the imposition of hands and the blow on the cheek,
However we have noticed that some, without the imposition of hands, are adopting the clerical tonsure while still youngsters, and without having received the imposition of hands from the bishop they are undertaking to read publicly from the ambo during the church service,
where they received the imposition of the bishop's hands or his blessing.
III, lxxii, we read of the appointment of Zachæus as bishop by the imposition of Peter's hands.
for giving communion to the sick(Corpus Christi Missal) we read:"O God, who hast willed that sins should be forgiven by the imposition of the hands of the priest….
Last of all by the imposition of the hands by the chief priest[summo sacerdote]
about the time of their first admission by imposition of hands, was probably the eulogiai
O God, who hast willed that sins should be forgiven by the imposition of the hands of the priest….
This imposition of hands was introduced in the thirteenth century.
Some, however, taught that the imposition of hands was at least necessary.
Aureolus and Petavius, held that it consists in the imposition of hands.
either anointing or imposition of hands suffices.