God made me a priest. I am not working as such. I hope I can help you.
God made me a priest. I am not working as such. I hope I can help you.
By which bishop's hand?Only some of them are priests, God made me one.
This doesn't matter, I hope I can help you this way.
I would imagine it matters quite a bit, since that's how you prove anything you say with regard to your canonical place within the Eastern Orthodox Church which you've claimed to be a priest in.
It'd be like if I claimed to be a surgeon, but was evasive about having graduated from medical school (when, from which university, etc). That would be very strange behavior, wouldn't it?
Who is your bishop?I said our bishop.
You didn't give your bishop's name. We don't know if your bishop is Orthodox, schismatic or one of those pretend bishops like I mentioned above in my edited post.I answered.
God made me a priest. I am not working as such. I hope I can help you.
Revelation 5:10 says we are all priests ....
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"But you are A CHOSEN RACE, A royal PRIESTHOOD, A HOLY NATION, A PEOPLE FOR God's OWN POSSESSION, so that you may proclaim the excellencies of Him who has called you out of darkness into His marvelous light."
I just borrowed this from Bible Hub. All of you, stop and think hard on what is being implied by the apostle Peter here! He is talking about the new Israel, made up of those whose spirit has been brought to life by God....the true Israel, the spiritual Israel, the Israel of God.
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The Church established by Christ had bishops and priests before all the books of the New Testament were written, let alone collected in one volume as we know it today. There is much more to the faith handed down than the Gospels and Epistles.
You are posting in the Eastern Orthodox subforum.
The Church established by Christ had bishops and priests before all the books of the New Testament were written, let alone collected in one volume as we know it today. There is much more to the faith handed down than the Gospels and Epistles. They are only properly understood in the context of the Church, which is the "pillar and ground of the truth" (1 Tim 3:15)
You are posting in the Eastern Orthodox subforum.
The Church established by Christ had bishops and priests before all the books of the New Testament were written, let alone collected in one volume as we know it today. There is much more to the faith handed down than the Gospels and Epistles. They are only properly understood in the context of the Church, which is the "pillar and ground of the truth" (1 Tim 3:15)