Synod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SYNOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ecclesiastical assembly or council
• an assembly of the clergy and sometimes also the laity in a diocese or other division of a particular Church
• a Presbyterian ecclesiastical court above the presbyteries and subject to the General Assembly.
• An ecclesiastic council or meeting to consult on church matters.
• An assembly or council having civil authority; a legislative body.
• A conjunction of two or more of the heavenly bodies.
• a council convened to discuss ecclesiastical business
• church council
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a church council

Words related to SYNOD

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Words that contain SYNOD

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How to use SYNOD in a sentence

• The Gomarists now loudly called for a national synod, to regulate the points of faith.
• Stand forth, thou ghastly pattern of despair, And to this powerful synod tell thy tale, That we may hear if thou canst justly say Thou wert not author of thy own decay.
• It necessarily involved the separation of the professors from their charges, and accordingly the Synod addressed a call to Dr.
• Along the whole of the three miles between the Synod Hall and Echo Bank Cemetery traffic was suspended, flags were at half-mast, and all the shops were closed.
• The synod of the antique sages finds a place beside the synod of the Fathers and the company of Saints.
• The Synod met there and I was invited to accompany George, and, quite contrary to my usual habits, I went.
• He came in time to attend the General Synod of 1863.
• The Board of Foreign Missions, when the matter came before them, could only kindly protest and urge upon the brethren the action of the Synod of 1857.
• That report did not express merely my view, or that of the committee, but the view of the entire Synod.
• Not a member of Synod can speak, read, or write a word of his language, except it be the brother prosecuting him.
• The following year a real Synod was held, this time including lay government officials as well as priests, at which was discussed a variety of subjects.
• Von Plehve, the leader of the party of reaction, the very incarnation of the spirit of old Russia, of Pobiedonostseff and the Holy Synod, was in power.
• At any cost he determined to secure a numerical majority in the Synod.
• At this synod holden at Hatfield, was present one Iohn the archchanter of S.
• In 1234, the Synod of Tarragona demanded the immediate surrender of all translations of the Bible for the purpose of having them burned.
• There were still, however, many districts in which the provincial synod had no fixed chairman.
• At the synod of Palestine the jealousy of two rivals for the presidency led to a rather awkward compromise.
• But, soon afterwards, strengthened by the decision of an African Synod, he returned to his original position, and the parties now became hopelessly alienated.
• A synod of wise men and women sat upon the woman of timber, and she was finally ordered to be devoured by fire, and that in the open air.
• And in that event he may be able to maintain his position when his case is called before the synod, even against the popular impression as to the real meaning of the Confession.
• It is also significant that Dionysius received this complaint and brought the matter up at a Roman synod.
• It was the extraordinary honour done me of an address from the clergy of this large diocese, who had been assembled for the Synod.
• He was a great pioneer founder of churches, and the Synod sent him first in one direction, then another.
• The Emperor has to approve of all the decisions of the Holy Synod.
• A general Synod of representatives, four pastors and two elders, from the Synod of each province united the whole.
• The whole institution of slavery was strongly condemned as un-Christian by the Synod held in Armagh in 1171.
• He came to North Carolina in 1769, as a missionary, being appointed for this work by the Synod of New York and Philadelphia.
• That he made eight Deputies of the cities send back the letter of the States-General for the convocation of the Synod.
• It was then that Gregory VII rose and pronounced, amid the unanimous acclamations of the synod, the sentence of excommunication against the emperor.

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