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أسقف
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A bishop is an ordained religious leader who holds a position of authority and oversight, typically responsible for governing a diocese (a geographic area of a church). The role varies across Christian denominations—some view it as an essential leadership position while others have rejected it as a symbol of unwanted power—and historically, bishops have sometimes wielded political authority in addition to their religious duties.
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- Instance of
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- Part of
- clergy
- Religion
- Christianity
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- Bishops
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- female form of label
- בישופית
- different from
- Obispo
- male form of label
- püspök
- honorific prefix
- Monsignor
- applies to jurisdiction
- eparchy
- P8168
- Franz von Rinecker
- has characteristic
- episcopal lineage
- Stack Exchange tag
- christianity.stackexchange.com/tags/bishops
- next lower rank
- presbyter
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الأُسْقُف أو الأُسْقُفّ (جمع: أًسَاقِفَة) هو أعلى الرتب الكهنوتية في الديانة المسيحية.
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