Meanings of apostolic times in English

Ancient Rome - apostolic times and early Christians -breaking through into the modern world.

The pastor, in apostolic times, was called an elder.

They would therefore sweep away all this machinery and return to the Christianity of apostolic times.

The liturgical use of the word in apostolic times is attested by the passage from 1 Cor.

The field of labor of the women deacons of apostolic times and of the present is essentially the same.

Do you want a glimpse of early apostolic times, read "The Life and Times of Jesus," by Edersheim.

The ministry, known as the diaconate, originated in apostolic times and is well established in other countries where Catholicism is practised.

The emperors had only regulated an old custom of apostolic times in placing the Christians under the jurisdiction of their bishop.

The most recent experience of the Church exhibits the kingdom spreading like leaven, as vividly, perhaps, as any experience since apostolic times.

The instance referred to was about the denial of some in apostolic times that "Jesus Christ is come in the flesh."

We crossed the Jordan on a little stone bridge, and rode straight over the plain to Banias, the Caesarea Philippi of apostolic times.

Jesus enunciated and exemplified the principle; and, obviously, the conditions requisite in psychic healing to-day are the same as were necessary in apostolic times.

There are many statements from as early as the 2nd century AD to this effect, testifying to an uncontested teaching already from apostolic times.

A man in apostolic times had the lessons of the Apostles and disciples practically illustrated in the life of those with whom he associated.

The history of those Apostolic times repeats itself in every mission land.

From Apostolic times the feasts of Easter, the Ascension and Pentecost were celebrated.