bishop (Also bishops) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to bishop

  • steeping«
  • pope«
  • ordinary«
  • hierarch«
  • consecrator«
  • prince-bishop«
  • primate«
  • patriarch«
  • metropolitan bishop«
  • metropolitan«
  • exarch«
  • eparch«
  • coptic pope«
  • coadjutor bishop«
  • clergyman«
  • chesspiece«
  • catholicos«
  • cardinal«
  • auxiliary bishop«
  • archbishop«
  • bishop«
  • suffragan bishop«
  • vicar apostolic«
  • diocesan«
  • suffragan«
  • pontifical«
  • primus«
  • dean«
  • chess game«
  • chess«
  • cardinalship«
  • bishop it«
  • church«
  • episcopal«
  • diocese«
  • ordination«
  • archiepiscopal«
  • bishopric«
  • presbyter«
  • archepiscopal«
  • saint«
  • cardinal bishop«
  • episcopate«
  • elca«
  • ignatius«
  • deanery«
  • apostolic succession«
  • zucchetto«
  • clergy«
  • zone«
  • younger«
  • wrong rook pawn«
  • priest«
  • wine«
  • diocesan bishop«
  • widowbird«
  • elcic«
  • weaverbird«
  • elder«
  • deanship«
  • vimpa«
  • overseer«
  • shogi«
  • vidame«
  • vicar of Christ«
  • apostle«
  • church service«
  • title«
  • vestment«
  • epistle«
  • vicar«
  • verger«
  • archdiocese«
  • vehicle«
  • veghar«
  • deacon«
  • patron saint«
  • various«
  • domestic prelate«
  • usually«
  • united methodist church«
  • unmitre«
  • term bishop«
  • archdeacon«
  • unbishop«
  • oriental orthodox«
  • eparchy«
  • tunicle«
  • old catholic«
  • king«
  • tunic«
  • catholic church«
  • position«
  • tribune«
  • episkopos«
  • knight«
  • translate«
  • holy see«
  • post«
  • titular see«
  • magnesians«
  • confession«
  • throne«
  • pastor«
  • office«
  • territory«
  • oversight«
  • castle«
  • teeth«
  • eastern church«
  • queen«
  • synthronus«
  • term«
  • synodal«
  • communion«
  • sweet«
  • ward«
  • surrogate«
  • authority«
  • surplice«
  • eastern orthodox«
  • suppose«
  • antioch«
  • supervising«
  • jesus christ«
  • sugar«
  • local church«
  • anglican communion«
  • stole«
  • alexandria«
  • stockings«
  • presiding bishop«
  • sticharion«
  • anglican bishop«
  • staff«
  • priesthood«
  • spiced«
  • leader«
  • speaking«
  • local congregation«
  • smock«
  • chorbishop«
  • skullcap«
  • sacrament«
  • shatranj«
  • sainthood«
  • self-propelled«
  • independent catholic«
  • canonization«
  • seem«
  • national bishop«
  • see«
  • orthodox church«
  • place«
  • episcopal church«
  • white«
  • sash«
  • the Venerable Bede«
  • sandals«
  • mitre«
  • sakkos«
  • latin rite«
  • sacring«
  • congregation«
  • sacren«
  • appointment«
  • rug«
  • delegate«
  • rochet«
  • pentarchy«
  • ring«
  • apostolic father«
  • resemblance«
  • responsibility«
  • relate«
  • jurisdiction«
  • provisor«
  • ministry«
  • provide«
  • crosier«
  • protosyncellus«
  • orthodox«
  • property«
  • titular bishop«
  • produced«
  • purple zucchetto«
  • procuration«
  • monarchial bishop«
  • prince bishop«
  • gregory neal«
  • council«
  • roman catholic church«
  • god«
  • head«
  • presentation«
  • smyrnans«
  • prelaty«
  • prelate«
  • role«
  • preconize«
  • conference«
  • port«
  • synod president«
  • style mitre«
  • pontificate«
  • independent clergy«
  • pontiff«
  • elca pastor«
  • pinafore«
  • ecclesiastical ring«
  • black«
  • permit«
  • chorbishops«
  • exarchate«
  • perform«
  • marjorie matthew«
  • rook«
  • penitentiary«
  • episcopacy«
  • canonisation«
  • peculiar«
  • purple cassock«
  • situation«
  • literal descendant«
  • pawn«
  • pastoral letter«
  • validity«
  • spot«
  • pastoral«
  • anglicanism«
  • mulled wine«
  • particularly«
  • supreme bishop«
  • chess piece«
  • partial pin«
  • denomination«
  • horse«
  • palatine«
  • caeremoniale episcoporum«
  • postulator«
  • united methodist bishop«
  • doubting Thomas«
  • originally«
  • ordained bishop«
  • ordinate«
  • titus«
  • ordain«
  • constantinople«
  • orange«
  • province«
  • omophorion«
  • england«
  • official«
  • clement«
  • nonjuring«
  • practice«
  • nominally«
  • eastern rite catholic«
  • murder«
  • chief pastor«
  • mulled«
  • move«
  • woman«
  • chief apostle«
  • local synod«
  • miter«
  • individual bishop«
  • milk«
  • metropolitanate«
  • orthodoxy«
  • membership«
  • liturgical function«
  • mantle«
  • catholic bishop«
  • catholic«
  • manteletta«
  • christian methodist episcopal church«
  • manipulation«
  • independent catholic church«
  • maniple«
  • eastern christian church«
  • make«
  • eastern bishop«
  • made«
  • college«
  • line«
  • rome«
  • lemon«
  • duty«
  • laying on of hands«
  • lay investiture«
  • jerusalem«
  • lawn«
  • church governance«
  • ladybug«
  • pectoral cross«
  • ladybird«
  • known«
  • senior bishop«
  • kind of«
  • house church«
  • institutor«
  • christ«
  • inquisition«
  • ill-fated«
  • chasuble«
  • new apostolic church«
  • hierarchy«
  • roman catholicism«
  • minister«
  • hat«
  • gremial«
  • governing«
  • england bishop«
  • good bishop«
  • hand«
  • gloves«
  • time assistant«
  • genus«
  • spiritual head«
  • generally«
  • roman authority«
  • food«
  • general superintendent«
  • fianchetto«
  • asbury«
  • faldstool«
  • church leadership«
  • faldistory«
  • roman empire«
  • exeat«
  • excardination«
  • international leader«
  • united state«
  • even-bishop«
  • roman catholic«
  • esp.«
  • universal church«
  • erenagh«
  • diaconate«
  • epitrachelion«
  • assyrian church«
  • episcopize«
  • first presidency«
  • episcopicide«
  • president«
  • general«
  • episcopant«
  • pentecostal church«
  • episcopalian«
  • father«
  • altar«
  • epimanikia«
  • eastern catholic church«
  • epigonation«
  • city«
  • doctrine«
  • eparchate«
  • general conference«
  • elephant«
  • chalcedon«
  • either«
  • duties«
  • local district«
  • duplex querela«
  • methodism«
  • duchy«
  • evangelical lutheran church«
  • drowning«
  • polity«
  • drink«
  • reformed church«
  • discipline«
  • diagonal«
  • paul«
  • developed«
  • denoted«
  • political office«
  • coke«
  • writer timothy dufort«
  • dalmatic«
  • world wide seventh«
  • cuffs«
  • word bishop«
  • crozier«
  • wider papal jurisdiction«
  • utrecht old catholic bishop«
  • cope«
  • traditional diocesan bishop«
  • traditional choir dress«
  • cooking«
  • term presbýteros«
  • consistory«
  • term epískopos«
  • syriac church usage«
  • confirm«
  • superior apostle«
  • concelebrate«
  • superintendent/bishop«
  • commissary«
  • spiritum primatus sacerdotii«
  • collegiality«
  • simon peter bar«
  • collegial«
  • respective anglican body«
  • collative«
  • relevant vatican congregation«
  • collation«
  • recently—part«
  • cobishop«
  • rapid modern growth«
  • coadjutor«
  • proper ordination ritual«
  • closely«
  • primatial power«
  • cleystaff«
  • primate:a primate«
  • clearance«
  • pressure house church«
  • church council«
  • presbyterian church structure«
  • potestatem dimittere peccata«
  • pentecostal/charismatic circle«
  • chronotaxis«
  • patriarch:patriarchs«
  • chorepiscopus«
  • oversight instance«
  • chimere«
  • other vestment«
  • children«
  • other contemporary christian writer«
  • office—"overseer«
  • normal parish minister«
  • most eastern orthodox church«
  • catholicon«
  • mormon kohen«
  • cathedral«
  • monepiscopal structure«
  • mechanistic theology«
  • massive global humanitarian aid«
  • cathedra«
  • major archbishop:major archbishop«
  • lower clergy influence«
  • cassock«
  • lightfoot translation«
  • cappa magna«
  • leader catholicos«
  • camail«
  • lds priesthood holder«
  • called«
  • latin rite catholic bishop«
  • bustle«
  • late mediaeval form«
  • busschop«
  • largest confessional lutheran body«
  • buskins«
  • independent supreme power«
  • burn«
  • independent old catholic movement«
  • billet«
  • burke«
  • formalised laity«
  • berth«
  • bishops«
  • fewer ceremonial honor«
  • chessman«
  • far east—are«
  • elcic synod bishop«
  • ecclesiastic polity«
  • ecclesial discipline«
  • bishoply«
  • eastern style crosier«
  • diaconal consecration ceremony«
  • bishoplike«
  • consecrated wooden block«
  • bishopless«
  • christian commitment—as«
  • bishophood«
  • christian bible greek«
  • bishopess«
  • cheirotonei«
  • cardinal:in roman catholicism«
  • bishopdom«
  • bishop rendereth service«
  • bishop pawn«
  • adventist organizational structure«
  • bish«
  • biretta«
  • birds«
  • benediction«
  • belt«
  • beetle«
  • ban«
  • autonomy«
  • autocephality«
  • archierey«
  • archer«
  • apse«
  • another«
  • amice«
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