Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |           these successors are the Bishops, and through them the Priests
 2 Intro |           administered only by the Bishops, but in order to make them
 3 Intro |            can be ordained only by Bishops). Following the teachings
 4 Intro |        organized by the hierarchy (Bishops and ordained clergy), joined
 5 1,4   |        union, only one nature. The Bishops of this Council accepted
 6 1,5   |      Council consisting of all the Bishops of the Universal Church.~
 7 1,0   |         1448, a council of Russian Bishops elected their own Metropolitan
 8 1,0   |            members, drawn from the Bishops, Abbots and secular Clergy
 9 1,1   |           in 1833 a synod of Greek Bishops declared their Church autocephalous,
10 1,4   |            now given two Auxiliary Bishops to administer a greatly-expanded
11 1,4   |        Albanian parishes their own Bishops.~With the arrival of Platon (
12 1,4   |    temporary union of the American Bishops of the Russian Church in
13 1,4   |         resolution of the Sobor of Bishops which called for this action
14 1,4   |          on March 11, 1969, by ten Bishops of the Metropolia. Providentially
15 1,4   |           Monks, Nuns, Priests and Bishops — who labored to establish
16 1,5   | consecrated in 1917 by the Russian Bishops in America as Bishop of
17 1,5   |            in 1923, he consecrated Bishops for Boston and Chicago.
18 1,5   |          New York, and a number of Bishops appointed to various Sees
19 1,5   |            by the Russian Orthodox Bishops there. At the conclusion
20 1,5   |            ordained by the Russian Bishops recognized the spiritual
21 1,5   |         New York City, and several Bishops in America and worldwide,
22 1,5   |        were subject to the Russian Bishops resident there. With the
23 1,5   |           Wars and after, and more Bishops were consecrated for Canada,
24 1,5   |        jurisdiction of the Russian Bishops in America. In 1919, however,
25 1,5   |          and in October, 1921, two Bishops were consecrated by the
26 2,3   |            of the Martyrs and Holy Bishops would be placed above the
27 2,4   |       typical Diocese with it, the Bishops of the early Church began
28 2,4   |            do so. For that reason, Bishops consecrated cloths or boards
29 2,4   |      Apostles or (more often) Holy Bishops. Before the Icon of the
30 2,5   |          the burial of Priests and Bishops.~ ~The Toll (Perebor).~This
31 2,7   |          wide sleeves; Priests and Bishops — with narrow sleeves) is
32 2,7   |  Sub-Deacons, Deacons, Priests and Bishops. Sometimes the words, Holy,
33 2,7   |       Cuffs (as do the Priests and Bishops) for convenience during
34 3,0   |           sufferings on the Cross.~Bishops and Priests, in bestowing
35 6,1   |        Carthage in 257, one of the Bishops remarked, “The Lord said,
36 6,1   |       custom” [The Opinions of the Bishops on the Baptizing of Heretics,
37 6,0   |      authorities — our Priests and Bishops: Obey your leaders and submit
38 8,2   |         but later they blessed the Bishops and Presbyter whom they
39 8,2   |         Holy Chrism, and permitted Bishops alone to consecrate the
40 8,2   |            then distributed to the Bishops who, in turn, distribute
41 8,5   |         are at Philip pi, with the bishops and deacons (Phil. 1:1).
42 8,5   |           of the qualifications of Bishops and Deacons (1 Tim. 3:1-
43 8,5   |           episcopacy, a college of Bishops (at least two or three)
44 8,5   |          permitted to be ordained. Bishops are drawn exclusively from
45 8,5   |           were permitted to become Bishops (such was the case of St.
46 8,6   |            title of honor given to Bishops of special eminence (e.g.,
47 8,6   |            special eminence (e.g., Bishops of long tenure) the Church
48 8,6   |       attached to cathedrals or to Bishops.~ ~
49 10,3  |         out the qualifications for bishops (3:1-7) and deacons (3:8-
50 10,3  |           is required of elders or bishops in the face of various false