presbyter

presbyter

美 ['prezbɪtə] 　英 ['prezbɪtə]

• n.(早期基督教的)地方教会监察者；(基督教长老会的)长老
• 网络宗教里的长老；牧师；司祭

词形变化

复数：presbyters  

英汉解释

n.	1. (早期基督教的)地方教会监察者 2. (基督教长老会的)长老 3. (英国圣公会的)牧师,司祭

英英解释

n.

1. in early Christianity, an administrative official of a local church 2. an ordained member of the clergy in many Christian churches 3. any layperson chosen by the congregation to govern a Presbyterian or other Reformed church 4. a powerful, self-appointed or self-anointed person, e.g., a leader of a group or faction or a backer of a major movement

例句

CANON LIX: If any Bishop or Presbyter fails to supply necessities when any of the clergy is in want, let him be excommunicated.

法令五十九：若有主教或司铎在任何神职人员生活困难时未供给他的生活所需，应将其绝罚。

CANON VI: A Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon must not undertake worldly cares. If he does, let him he deposed from office.

法令六：主教、或司铎、或执事，不得操心世俗之事。若他这样，应罢免他的神职。

Designations for these various offices were: apostle, evangelist, prophet, teacher, presbyter (elder), deacon, bishop (overseer) and pastor.

各种官员的选派有：使徒、福音传道者、先知、辅导导师、长老、执事、主教（监工者）和牧师。

Likewise as touching a Presbyter and a Deacon.

至于司铎和执事亦然。

CANON II: A Presbyter must be ordained by a single Bishop, and so must a Deacon and other Clergymen.

法令二：司铎必须由一位主教祝圣，执事和其它神职人员亦然。

CANON XLVI: We order any Hishop, or Presbyter, that has accepted any heretics' Baptism, or sacrifice, to be deposed;

法令四十六：我们命令：若有主教、或司铎接受任何异端者的洗礼或祭献，他应被免职；