ecclesia (Meaning)
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ecclesia (n.)
The public legislative assembly of the Athenians.
A church, either as a body or as a building.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ecclesia
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ecclesia Sentence Examples
- The ecclesia in Rome was a site of worship for early Christians.
- The ecclesia in Corinth was known for its diverse membership and theological conflicts.
- The ecclesia in Ephesus was a prominent center of Christian ministry and teaching.
- The ecclesia in Jerusalem was the focal point of early Christian community and leadership.
- The ecclesia in Antioch was a hub of missionary activity and the birthplace of Gentile Christianity.
- The ecclesia in Alexandria was a renowned center of scholarship and theological inquiry.
- The ecclesia in Constantinople became the seat of the Byzantine Empire and a major center of Orthodox Christianity.
- The ecclesia in Milan played a significant role in the development of Western Christianity under the leadership of Ambrose.
- The ecclesia in Canterbury was the center of the English Church and a key player in the spread of Christianity throughout Britain.
- The ecclesia in Wittenberg became a pivotal location in the Protestant Reformation under the guidance of Martin Luther.
FAQs About the word ecclesia
The public legislative assembly of the Athenians., A church, either as a body or as a building.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ecclesia in Rome was a site of worship for early Christians.
The ecclesia in Corinth was known for its diverse membership and theological conflicts.
The ecclesia in Ephesus was a prominent center of Christian ministry and teaching.
The ecclesia in Jerusalem was the focal point of early Christian community and leadership.
