Synod In A Sentence

• The synod agreed with him.
• The synod was utterly subservient to the emperor.
• Gods and goddesses, all the whole synod of them!
• A synod holden at London.
• Let me know what you and your synod think on Bowles.
• The synod agreed to send Maroger as preacher.
• This paper put the Synod into a very ill humour.
• Orleans, Synod of, 30.
• Published by the Synod of Albany, 1827.
• We find the Synod of Elvira trying to limit this freedom.
• The synod of Dort XI.
• In 1909 the Synod met at Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
• Above all, the synod represented most of the Eastern bishops.
• The demand was renewed sixty years later, in a synod at Whitby in 664.
• Consult the Synod of Orange, by which the Priests of Marseilles were confuted.
• XLVI Synod of Canadian 382 IV.

• Essentially the work of the synod is carried on in the same way as at the time of the fathers.
• As a rule it would seem that the synod despatched their missionaries two and two.
• Durand was the last of the preachers in France who had attended the synod of 1715.
• After some further delay, a synod of about fifty bishops met at Rome the following autumn.
• The chief difference was that at the Synod the Bishop as of right occupied the chair.
• A synod was held at Arles as soon as Constantius was settled there for the winter.
• The next year a new synod was held, and the action of the Synod of the Oak was confirmed.
• The Prisoners were not brought to their trial till after the rising of the Synod of Dort.
• The hymnal, authorized by the General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
• Rarely does any great synod or convention or council meet without some scheme or some aspiration toward this end.
• The table is appointed by the synod from year to year, and responsible to that body in respect of its operations.
• These pastors being trained and set apart by the barbes for the work of the ministry were named by the synod for their special sphere of labour.
• The following words of grateful recognition have been taken from the minutes of the synod of 1912, the first year they have been printed.
• For more than three weeks the synod at Cambridge wrestled with the most abstruse points of doctrine.
• The General Synod of the Reformed Church at Wesel, in 1568, first considered the question.
• The battle of Fladenheim was fought just as Gregory VII was opening his seventh synod at Rome.
• The full and formal confession of faith is that which was agreed upon by the synod of 1655, and confirmed in the years 1839 and 1855.
• In the synod at Leipzig the lawyers concluded that secret contractors should be punished with banishment and be disinherited.
• The diocesan synod should become a reality; there should also be provincial synods, which could become national by fusion.
• Was for many years Clerk of Presbytery, and also Clerk to Synod of Perth and Stirling.
• A schism ensued which lasted half a century and was not fully healed until the synod of Aquileia, about 700.
• A synod at Newtown condemned eighty erroneous opinions, and the general court then disarmed or banished all who persisted in error.
• Cyprian and the synod of Carthage; the bishops of Rome and the occidental synods were utterly ignored.
• The second meeting of the Synod of Canadian was held at Oak Hill Academy Oct. 1-4, 1908.

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