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 1  1,1 |          in Christianity, just as priests removed their shoes when
 2  1,17|    governed.~·        Presbyters (priests) and deacons assisted the
 3  6,16|            women who wanted to be priests, priests who wanted to be
 4  6,16|         who wanted to be priests, priests who wanted to be married ...
 5  6,16|           on their terms, Marxist priests and bishops and [laypeople]
 6  7,17|          the Old Testament Jewish priests accepted their task with
 7  7,17|        Pharisees and the sadducee priests, all of whom became the
 8 10,16|         there were a high priest, priests, and Levites, the Apostles
 9 10,16|          the priesthood: bishops, priests, and deacons. Of these,
10 10,16|      other members of the Church (priests or laymen) act as the bishop'
11 10,16|      Church. However, presbyters (priests, the second rank of the
12 10,16|    Apostle James, it is seen that priests performed the Church's sacred
13 10,16|     Church there could be several priests in each community, whereas
14 10,16|         and the region around it. Priests act as the bishops' deputies
15 10,16| Christians alike are prophets and priests, for the Holy Spirit is
16 10,16|         by laymen, in addition to priests and bishops.~ The textbook
17 11,1 |        And in this two superb old priests and a deacon, clouds of
18 11,3 |         introduced, with Catholic priests in psychedelic vestments
19 11,4 |           it were, enacted by the priests for the people. The Liturgy
20 11,4 |       people, and something which priests perform together with the
21 11,4 |      Young observes that Orthodox priests maintain the Church's ancient
22 11,4 |          the “new Mass,” Catholic priests turn their backs on God
23 Ep   |    Christian pastors, bishops and priests will become vain men, completely