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1. The pulpit is decorated with woodcarving from Debre and the icono stas is is with woodcarvings from Teteven.
2. His pulpit was one of the most famous in England.
3. The pulpit is modelled after the one in the Nieuwe Kerk at Haarlem (designed by Jacob van Campen).
4. The Bully Pulpit is the first major study of clergy politics in more than twenty years.

Pulpit Robes

1. Clergy wear clerical robes, chasuble, white albs, ecclesiastical vestments and pulpit robes at ceremonies of the church.

Nicola Pisano

1. This pulpit expresses in deeper extent the French Gothic style, adopted by Nicola Pisano, while still showing a more measured classical Roman influence.
2. Nicola Pisano was given this commission due to his fame achieved by his Pisa pulpit.

Altar Fellowship

1. Since 1984, the member churches are in pulpit and altar fellowship, with common doctrine as the basis of membership and mission activity.

Pulpit Fellowship

1. It lives in altar and pulpit fellowship with the other member churches in a communion expressed in the Lutheran World Federation.

Famous

1. He also counts among his forbears, Henri Verbrugghen, sculptor of the famous "Adam and Eve" pulpit.

Night

1. Steve Hill was very upset when he came to the pulpit to preach that night.

Second

1. Sent off at 11-1, Ice Box (Pulpit) rallied to take second over Paddy O'Prado (El Prado [Ire]), returning $11.20 and $8 while keying the $152.40 exacta.
2. Pulpit himself was a classic contender in 1997 when the bay colt won the Fountain of Youth and Blue Grass and was second in the Florida Derby.

Seats

1. The Free Methodists are so named because they believed it was improper to charge for better seats in pews closer to the pulpit.
2. We had two readings from the gospel by church members who would quietly walk to the pulpit, read the words, and just as quietly return to their seats.

Platform

1. Pulpit A raised platform used for the sermon or homily.

Importance

1. The danger is that we should thus magnify the importance of the 'Shibboleth' itself, and so become narrow and sectarian" (The Pulpit Commentary, vol.

Regarding

1. Then when he came down from the pulpit he ordered regarding the two men and the woman, and they were given the prescribed punishment.

Press

1. The press and the pulpit called for revenge, insisting the bomb was the work of socialists and anarchists.

Study

1. Nor do they deal with the issue of rabbis who are not pulpit rabbis but teach, study, and do research.

Ministers

1. These ministers turned the pulpit into a profession, thus emulating the Presbyterians and Episcopalians.

Minister

1. Though a Harvard education may aid in the pulpit on Sunday mornings, the sermon is useless unless the minister has experienced God's saving grace.

Calvin

1. None were allowed in the pulpit who were not publicly called, and ordination, which Calvin regarded almost as a sacrament, was conferred by the presbytery.

Place

1. I also believe that words that degrade individuals have no place in our public dialogue, whether it's on the campaign stump or in the pulpit.

Cathedral

1. But as this is explained in information note hanging by this church, presently this pulpit and christening dish are in Cathedral from Poznan.
2. In 1302 Giovanni was commissioned to make a marble pulpit for the Cathedral in Pisa.

Muhammad

1. He acted against the family of Muhammad (sawas), Banu Hashim and in his drunken state he praised the Banu Umayya and cursed the Banu Hashim from the pulpit".

Rev

1. Other Sunday masses at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine have included Sufi and Lakota ceremonies.(577) It was from the pulpit of the Rev.

Holy Father

1. Regarding his activities in the pulpit, readers may recall the Lenten retreat he preached to the Holy Father and leaders of the Roman Curia.

Memorial Service

1. When the controversial Unitarian abolitionist, Charles Follen, of Lexington died, Channing proposed holding a memorial service in his church and pulpit.

Million Members

1. Last summer, the ELCA, which has about 4.6 million members, voted to change its longtime policy barring noncelibate gays and lesbians from the pulpit.

Mosque

1. There are a number of inscriptions and a manbar (pulpit) in the mosque.

Arminianism

1. Unfortunately this is not so; Arminianism is very much alive in the pulpit, in the theological and religious press, and in the modem evangelistic meeting.

High Priest

1. For major house stars like Frankie Knuckles, the disco consul is a pulpit and the DJ is a high priest.

Lutheran Churches

1. Well -- in most of the Lutheran churches I've known the Lamp was placed near the pulpit to emphasize the presence of Christ in His Word.

Religious Leaders

1. Our aims aren't thwarted by religious leaders you cite who say they don't believe in talking about candidates from the pulpit.

Building

1. They consist of a building of stone with a courtyard and in them there is also a pulpit.

First Church

1. He was ordained as a minister of the First Church, Boston, in 1727 and remained in that pulpit for 60 years.

Brimstone

1. These days, Fox has taken his fire and brimstone in search of a new pulpit.

Bible Study

1. The truth I learned in our Bible study together was augmented and clarified frequently by what I learned from the pulpit there.

Railing

1. Please note that pushpit (also called a stern pulpit) is nautical slang for that railing which encloses the stern of a sailing yacht.

Lectern

1. Lectern - a raised platform with railing used for reading prayers or scripture; usually located at the front of the nave opposite the pulpit.
2. The sermon can be preached from the Pulpit, the Lectern or from the aisle.

Robe

1. A man wearing a robe and standing in a Pulpit will preach a sermon based on a text from the Bible.

God

1. Born, as all of us are by nature, an Arminian, I still believed the old things I had heard continually from the pulpit, and did not see the grace of God.

Prophet

1. He used to gather us (the family of the Prophet) every Friday near the pulpit.
2. It will be owned by Bani Umayyad after you O Muhammad." The Prophet (s) saw the Banu Umayya climbing onto his pulpit.
3. He replied'Do not get upset with me, the Prophet saw in a dream that the Banu Umayya were climbing on to his pulpit.

Centerpiece

1. The pulpit, often raised so as only to be accessible by a staircase, was the centerpiece of the building.

Congregation

1. Samuel Willard, read a statement from the pulpit of this church to the congregation, accepting his share of the blame for the trials.

Al-Hasan

1. Al-Hasan bin 'Ali was at the top of the pulpit and 'Ammar was below Al-Hasan.

Al-Husayn

1. The pulpit of al-Husayn should not keep its spiritual and guiding benefits exclusively for men alone.

Preachers

1. Then at a later period, the preachers from the pulpit for al-Husayn became involved with it as well.

Preaching

1. He started preaching regularly at Sunday 5 A.M. services, though he found this an uncomfortable time to be at the pulpit.

Preacher

1. While attending a worship service at Bethel, the preacher in the pulpit began to struggle with his message and stopped preaching.
2. One of these is called Arabic khatib (preacher or the preacher from the pulpit of al-Husayn).

Ibn Ziyad

1. Qays went on the pulpit and blessed Amir al Muminin Imam Ali and Hasan and Husayn, and cursed Ibn Ziyad and his father and the Ummayads.
2. Then Ibn Ziyad said, �You have to go on the pulpit and curse Husayn, his brother, and his father.

Minbar

1. The chapel in the courtyard was converted to a mosque after Sultan Beybar took over, and you can still see its minbar (pulpit).
2. The Fossatis also added a pulpit (minbar) and the four large medallions on the walls of the nave bearing the names of Muhammad and Islam's first caliphs.

Categories

1. Altar
2. Sermon
3. Ibn Ziyad
4. Preacher
5. Al-Husayn

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