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Index
Editors’ Preface Overview The Office of Bishop in the Early Christian Church as a Whole
The Waxing and Waning of the “Consensus” An Apostle Is Not the Same as a Bishop When Bishops Became the Highest Officers in the Church Seeing James as the Presiding Bishop of the Church The Bishop as an Office in the Lower Priesthood Dependence on Jewish Sources for Church Practices Relevant to the Bishop The Jewish and Worldly Origins of the Office and Title of Bishop Changes in the Office of Bishop Roman Origin of a Divine Office? The Importance of Each Bishop Becomes Tied to the Prominence of His City The Fight for Power In Search of a General Authority The Glories (and Duties?) of a Bishop Are the Council and the Synod the Apostolic Voice? The Gospel of Bigness and Power
The Waxing and Waning of the “Consensus” An Apostle Is Not the Same as a Bishop When Bishops Became the Highest Officers in the Church Seeing James as the Presiding Bishop of the Church The Bishop as an Office in the Lower Priesthood Dependence on Jewish Sources for Church Practices Relevant to the Bishop The Jewish and Worldly Origins of the Office and Title of Bishop Changes in the Office of Bishop Roman Origin of a Divine Office? The Importance of Each Bishop Becomes Tied to the Prominence of His City The Fight for Power In Search of a General Authority The Glories (and Duties?) of a Bishop Are the Council and the Synod the Apostolic Voice? The Gospel of Bigness and Power The Office of Bishop in the Church in Rome
In Search of a Missing Link Questions about the Account of the Ordination of Clement as a Bishop Finding (or Not Finding) the Bishop (or Bishops) of Rome Strife over the Elections of the Bishop of Rome The Establishment of an Episcopal Hierarchy and College of Cardinals The Roman Role and the Big Four The Double Apostolate: Peter and Paul Clement to the Corinthians—Proof of Roman Supremacy? The Leading Role the Roman Church Did Not Play Establishing a Connection with Peter—A Return to Matthew 16:18 Emperors, Popes, Synods, and Rome Claims of Apostolic Succession The Argument of Diffusion
In Search of a Missing Link Questions about the Account of the Ordination of Clement as a Bishop Finding (or Not Finding) the Bishop (or Bishops) of Rome Strife over the Elections of the Bishop of Rome The Establishment of an Episcopal Hierarchy and College of Cardinals The Roman Role and the Big Four The Double Apostolate: Peter and Paul Clement to the Corinthians—Proof of Roman Supremacy? The Leading Role the Roman Church Did Not Play Establishing a Connection with Peter—A Return to Matthew 16:18 Emperors, Popes, Synods, and Rome Claims of Apostolic Succession The Argument of Diffusion Editors’ Postscript
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