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- Theotokos in the Apse
An icon of the Theotokos with Christ often fills the apse above the sanctuary. This arrangement proclaims that the Son of God truly became human. - Theudas and a difficult chronological comparison
Josephus describes Theudas gathering followers near the Jordan and promising a miraculous crossing. Fadus sends cavalry and the movement is violently suppressed. - Third Council of Constantinople
Against monothelitism and monoenergism, the council confessed two natural wills and two natural operations in the one Christ, corresponding to His divine and human natures. - Thirty pieces of silver and the rejected shepherd
Matthew relates the betrayal money and potter's field to prophetic Scripture. - Thirty-Nine Articles
English formularies address Scripture, justification, sacraments and civil authority. - Thomas Campbell
Author of the 1809 Declaration and Address. - Thomas Campbell issues Declaration and Address
The document argues for Christian unity. - Thomas Cranmer
Archbishop involved in English religious reform. - Thomas Cromwell
Royal minister involved in the English break with Rome. - Thomas Helwys
Leader of an early Baptist congregation in England. - Timothy
Timothy joins Paul from Lystra, travels as a trusted coworker, is sent to strengthen churches, and is addressed in two canonical letters. - Titus
Titus is a Gentile Christian coworker who accompanies Paul, carries out difficult missions involving Corinth, and is instructed concerning church order in Crete. - Tobit
Tobit combines diaspora family piety, suffering, a journey, marriage, healing, and angelic guidance. Prayer, burial of the dead, generosity, and fidelity shape a story in which the protagonists know less than the… - Tobit 12: Raphael presents prayer before God
Raphael says he presented Tobit and Sarah’s prayer before God. Tobit is Scripture in Catholic and Orthodox canons, not Protestant Old Testament canons. This is an angel, not a departed human saint. - Toleration legislation permits Quaker worship
Legal permission changed the setting for meetings. - Tonia
White service tunic; the source names its use by bishop, priest and deacon. - Torah Ark
The aron kodesh stores the Torah scrolls at the prayer-facing wall. This scroll cabinet is distinct from the biblical Ark of the Covenant. - Torah Scroll
The scroll contains the Five Books of Moses. The assembly listens to its reading; Nehemiah 8:8 emphasizes understanding what is read. - Toraja Church
The Sulawesi church became autonomous in 1947. - Toraja Church becomes autonomous
Local church responsibility expanded after the Second World War. - Translation, migration, and local leadership
Name local actors and limit what one regional example can establish. - Transmitters, Hadith Method, and Miscellany
Narrators, chains, concealment, translation, isolated reports, and entries that cross several issue families. - TRIUNE GOD
The Creed confesses Father, Son and Holy Spirit as one God. Personal distinctions do not divide the Godhead or rank the Persons. - Trullo: from lamb to Christ in human form
The canon favors Christ's human depiction over the symbolic lamb to recall his saving life. - Twelve Articles of the Swabian Peasants
Peasant representatives linked grievances about work, authority and freedom with Christian arguments. - Unbegotten
Unbegotten identifies the Father in relation to the Son; it does not mean that the Father alone possesses divinity. - Union without confusion
Cyrilline unity preserves the distinction of divinity and humanity without mixture or separation. The number word alone does not diagnose Eutychianism. - Unitas Fratrum begins its distinct life
A Bohemian community emerged before Luther. - United and uniting churches
Unions bring several institutions into a shared ecclesial structure. - United Church of Canada
Methodists, Congregationalists and most Canadian Presbyterians united. - United Church of Christ in the Philippines
Several Protestant church bodies joined in 1948. - United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
The UPCUSA was one partner in the 1983 Presbyterian reunion. - Uniting Church in Australia
Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian partners formed a union. - Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa
Two churches formed under racially divided mission structures entered union. - Unity without absorption
The Oriental confession of one incarnate Word preserves complete divinity and humanity. Eutychian absorption is not a synonym for miaphysite confession. - Vestry (Diakonikon)
The vestry, or diakonikon, stores sacred vessels, books, and vestments. In the arrangement described by this source it is on the south side, to the right as you face the Holy Table; a separate room is not universal. - Violence, Ethics, and Social Order
Killing, coercion, slavery, warfare, punishment, race, gender, wealth, and public moral questions. - Waldensian tradition
Waldensian communities predate Luther and later aligned with Reformation churches. - Waldensians meet at Chanforan
The synod associated Waldensian communities with the Reformation. - Wartime departure leads to Scottish support in the Gold Coast
New institutional connections contributed to Ghanaian Presbyterian organization.