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- Elisha: knowledge disclosed and withheld
The same Elisha appears in two contrasting narratives: in 2 Kings 6 the Aramean king’s private plans are disclosed; in 2 Kings 4 Elisha says the Lord had not made the woman’s anguish known to him. The comparison… - Elizabeth Fry
Quaker prison reformer. - Elizabeth Fry begins Newgate prison work
Prison reform joined practical care and religious witness. - Elizabeth Hooton
Early Quaker preacher whose home hosted meetings. - Elizabethan religious legislation
Parliament restored royal supremacy and a Protestant settlement. - Ellen G. White
Writer and early leader of Seventh-day Adventism. - Emmanuel: God with us
Matthew identifies Jesus' virginal conception with Isaiah's sign of Emmanuel. - England establishes a Book of Common Prayer
The Act of Uniformity authorized a common English liturgy. - England rejects papal jurisdiction by statute
The Act of Supremacy changed the legal headship of the English Church. - English Articles of Religion take shape
A confessional framework addressed authority, sacraments, ministry and civil affairs. - Entrance
This entrance marks the approach to the prayer hall. The cited later Jewish architectural guide recommends a separate room or hallway so worshippers can prepare before entering; its partition walls are not… - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The entrance in this model opens into the congregation's worship space. - Entrance & Welcome
The rear entrance opens into this auditorium model. Large congregations may gather at several services or campuses; one room does not need to seat the entire church at once. - Epaphras: teacher and intercessor for the Lycus communities
Colossians names Epaphras as the person from whom the recipients learned the gospel and as a faithful minister of Christ. It later describes his strenuous prayer for them and his concern for Laodicea and Hierapolis.… - Epaphroditus: Philippi's messenger and partner
Paul calls Epaphroditus his brother, fellow worker, and fellow soldier, and the Philippians' messenger and minister to his need. He became gravely ill and was distressed that the community had heard of his illness.… - Ephesus and the unity of Christ
Ephesus belongs to the shared first-three reception. Christological arguments concern the identity of the incarnate Son and the title Theotokos. - Ephesus — Third Ecumenical Council
Ephesus defends the unity of Christ's person and the title Theotokos for Mary because the one born from her is the incarnate Word. - Epiphanius and the torn curtain
The transmitted letter reports tearing a curtain bearing Christ or a saint, with a scriptural objection. - Erasmus publishes a Greek-Latin New Testament
A Greek text and revised Latin translation supported renewed biblical study. - Eritrea
The Eritrean church has its own synodal identity within a shared Tewahedo inheritance. - Eritrean autocephaly
The WCC country account dates Eritrean autocephaly to 1994 with Coptic assistance. This administrative milestone belongs within the much older Tewahedo inheritance. Different stages of recognition need their own… - Esther
Esther narrates a threatened Jewish community's survival in the Persian court and the origins of Purim. Concealment, reversal, communal action, and the risks of court politics shape the Hebrew story; the Greek… - Esther and Jewish life under Persia
Esther narrates deliverance from a plot against the Jews and the origin of Purim. - Etchmiadzin
The Armenian account distinguishes this see from the continuing Catholicosate of Cilicia. - Etchmiadzin and Cilicia
The Armenian historical account describes the election at Etchmiadzin in 1441 while the Cilician catholicosate continued. Distinct sees must not be flattened into a single administrative story. - Eternal begetting
The Son is begotten of the Father eternally. The Nicene creed uses this relation to confess the Son's divine origin while excluding the claim that He is a creature. - Eternal Light
Many later synagogues keep a light above the ark. Its name recalls the sanctuary lamp command in Exodus 27:20–21; customs vary. - Ethiopian Christians institute Mekane Yesus
National church organization followed local evangelism and mission connections. - Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus
Ethiopian Christians and Lutheran missions contributed to a national church. - Ethiopian patriarchate
The Ethiopian church account distinguishes the consecration of Ethiopian bishops in 1948 from installation of Basilios as the first Ethiopian patriarch in 1959. These milestones do not date the beginning of Ethiopian… - Eucharist
The Eucharist is participation in Christ's body and blood. Armenian Apostolic usage of unleavened bread and unmixed wine is a specific ritual example; it must not be generalized to Coptic, Syriac or Tewahedo practice. - Eucharist and liturgy
The Eucharist is communion in Christ's body and blood. Armenian use of unleavened bread and unmixed wine is a named example of ritual variation, not the rule for all Oriental churches. - Eucharistic communion
The Eucharist is participation in Christ's body and blood. Armenian Apostolic usage of unleavened bread and unmixed wine is a specific ritual example; it must not be generalized to Coptic, Syriac or Tewahedo practice. - European control undermines the Niger mission
European personnel and financial controls displaced African leadership. - Eusebius, Church History 7.18
Reports a statue associated with Jesus and preserved paintings of Christ, Peter, and Paul.