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The Church of Antioch is considered the second established church after Jerusalem, Since 1960, the Syriac Orthodox Church has been a member of the World Council of Churches.

...aul's first. Many scholars believe it was written prior to the [[Jerusalem Council]] of [[Acts 15]] to openly address the issue of [[circumcision]] and [[just

...dia. Ma'ase Shalikh Thoma says: "At the time when all the Apostles were at Jerusalem ... we divided the various areas of the earth, so that every one of us shou ...usebius). Israelites were no longer allowed to enter into the Holy City of Jerusalem and thus the Patriarchate, being in exile, was transferred to Mesopotamia.

subtopics = Events: [[Pentecost]], [[Jerusalem Council]] ...s empowerment can be seen with the gospel spreading to the Jews throughout Jerusalem and Judea in Acts 1-7, to Samaritans in [[Acts 8]] and to the Gentiles thro

...nglican Doctrine]], [[Thirty-Nine Articles]], [[Book of Common Prayer]], [[Jerusalem Declaration]] ...ury]], [[Lambeth Conferences|Lambeth Conference]], [[Anglican Consultative Council]], [[Anglican Communion Primates' Meeting|Primates' Meeting]]

...had remained in Palestine) following the death of Stephen. Others hold to Jerusalem as the location of the original recipients. These options leave many questi ...sts of NT books by Origen, Eusebius, Athanasius, Cyril, and finally by the Council of Laodicea.

[[Assemblies of God, General Council]] Jerusalem - [[Orthodox Church of Jerusalem]]

...experience to the experiences of Acts 2, the apostles (at the [[Jerusalem Council]] in [[Acts 15:8]]) could see that God was calling them to be in the church

...ef>http://www.oikoumene.org/en/member-churches/regions/africa/south-africa/council-of-african-instituted-churches.html</ref> **[[Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem]] - 0.14 million

...d the emperor Caesar Augustus, a carpenter by trade, who died crucified in Jerusalem under the procurator Pontius Pilate during the reign of the emperor Tiberiu ...d with the present structure of the Bible with the acknowledgment of the [[Council of Trent]] in the 16th Century. Therefore, the Bible is not ignored, but is

...of the picture aside from the aforementioned appearance at the [[Apostolic Council]] (Grant). It is now necessary to turn to Church history, tradition, and va ...ve years ([[Acts of Peter]] 2.5). It is possible that after departing from Jerusalem Peter visited [[Antioch]], as well as several towns in [[Asia Minor]] that

...y through that which Augustine says, and what is written in the provincial council of Carthage.” [36] ...yet, in point of time, St. James was put to death by Herod [Acts 12:2] in Jerusalem, before St. Peter. So it seems that [this author] came long after St. Pete

* [[Council (EBD)]] * [[Jerusalem (EBD)]]