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 1 Fwd,3|       the second degree of the hierarchy), that consecration or ordination
 2 Fwd,3|        and back to Christ. The hierarchy was established by Christ,
 3  5,7 |      independent of the Church hierarchy: Apostles, prophets and
 4  7,11|  Concerning the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, 1, PG 3:565C].~ ~In his
 5  7,14|   their relation to an ethical hierarchy of absolutes — was eclipsed.
 6 10,10|    oneness of the grace-giving hierarchy, which comes in succession
 7 10,10|  another and with their united hierarchy. All the early Church Fathers
 8 10,16|      bishop in the Church.~The hierarchy was established by Christ.
 9 10,16|   organization is borne by the hierarchy, which is distinct from
10 10,16|      divine institution of the hierarchy. It was by a special rite
11 10,16| historical consecration of the hierarchy from the hands of the Apostles —
12 10,18|    consider the ecclesiastical hierarchy to be the guardian of dogma.
13 11,1 |        supreme heritage in its hierarchy of values, thus becoming,