Presbyterians is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRESBYTERIANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRESBYTERIAN, a member of a Presbyterian church

Words related to PRESBYTERIANS

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How to use PRESBYTERIANS in a sentence

• With a head all on fire for chivalry and Scottish ballads, he admired the old Tory cavaliers and hated the Roundheads and Presbyterians.
• The Presbyterians seemed to have an understanding with Providence to that effect.
• The form of government was Episcopal, but there was a large body of Presbyterians in the Church who desired a change.
• In Parliament the disputes between the Independents and Presbyterians grew more and more bitter, the latter being strengthened by the presence of the Scotch army in England.
• Burns, learning that the English Presbyterians would have been glad to retain Peh-chui-ia, and Mr.
• All Presbyterians in China, as far as circumstances will allow, should unite in one Church organization.
• The different sects of presbyterians, baptists, quakers, methodists, and independants, have each of them their respective places of worship.
• In 1731 the Presbyterians erected a wooden building on the east side of the same street, many of the Scotch going with this body.
• James was wrong in mistaking the English Puritans for the Scottish Presbyterians.
• The more extreme Presbyterians, and especially the Cameronians of the west, were bitterly opposed to the project.
• The College of New Jersey, organized in 1746 and removed to Princeton eleven years later, was sustained by the Presbyterians.
• His mother and some of his brothers and sisters had joined the Presbyterians, but Joseph could not make up his mind what to do.
• The Presbyterians at the beginning of the century, a declining, but still a strong body, were almost Churchmen in their support of the national communion.
• The Presbyterians and Wesleyans numbered nearly 500, which would make a very full parade at Grosvenor Road Church.
• The Presbyterians now constitute one of the largest and most flourishing denominations of the city.
• And they committed to prison Sir William Waller, Sir John Clotworthy, the generals Massey, Brown, Copley, and other leaders of the Presbyterians.
• They suggested, that since the King was now openly supported by the Presbyterians, it would be expedient that party should defray the expences of the war.
• So that our Readers may still be as unlike the Presbyterians as they please.
• The extensive buildings of the American College were visited, also the American Press, the missionary headquarters of Presbyterians in America.
• Three have been added by baptism, and one from the Presbyterians who had formerly been immersed.
• There the Presbyterians had distinguished themselves by their loyalty to William and the Protestant succession.
• By colour of this determination, he preferred several Presbyterians, and many Papists, to civil and military employments.
• The Presbyterians were, in their pulpits, as merciless as the Cavaliers in their pamphlets.
• Lloyd George stuck to his sectarian guns, and was so insistent, especially in respect of Presbyterians, that at last the Secretary of State for War yielded in this one case.

Similar words containing SBYTERIAN without suffix s and without prefix pre

presbyterian19 presbyterianise22 presbyterianism24 presbyterianize31

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