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 1   NTLet, 1Tim    5:   19    |        an accusation against a presbyter unless it is supported by
 2   NTLet,  Tit    1:    5(2) |     presbyteros ("bishop" and "presbyter") refer to the same persons.
 3   CathL, 1Pet    1:    1(1) |        calls himself a "fellow presbyter." He addresses himself to
 4   CathL, 1Pet    5:    1    |         among you, as a fellow presbyter and witness to the sufferings
 5   CathL, 2Joh               |      writer calls himself "the Presbyter," and their common authorship
 6   CathL, 2Joh               |    school. The identity of the Presbyter is problematic. The use
 7   CathL, 2Joh               |       on Christian living. The Presbyter encourages community members
 8   CathL, 2Joh               |       For their protection the Presbyter forbids hospitality toward
 9   CathL, 2Joh    0:    1    |                       1 ~1 The Presbyter to the chosen Lady and to
10   CathL, 2Joh    0:    4(3) |       refers to those whom the Presbyter has recently encountered,
11   CathL, 2Joh    0:    4(3) | doctrine in the community: the Presbyter encourages those who have
12   CathL, 2Joh    0:    8(6) |      addressed or includes the Presbyter, since some of the ancient
13   CathL, 2Joh    0:   13(10)|     the community of which the Presbyter is now a part greets you (
14   CathL, 3Joh               |      his missionaries, and the Presbyter is writing to another member
15   CathL, 3Joh               |  missionaries in the past. The Presbyter commends Gaius for his hospitality
16   CathL, 3Joh               |    gossip. The problems of the Presbyter in this short letter provide
17   CathL, 3Joh               |       in the early church. The Presbyter writes to Gaius, whom perhaps
18   CathL, 3Joh               |      the missionaries from the Presbyter and presumably will accept
19   CathL, 3Joh               |        accept Demetrius on the Presbyter's recommendation. In contrast,
20   CathL, 3Joh               |      letters or friends of the Presbyter. Although he is portrayed
21   CathL, 3Joh               |   ignoring the requests of the Presbyter. The Presbyter seems to
22   CathL, 3Joh               | requests of the Presbyter. The Presbyter seems to acknowledge that
23   CathL, 3Joh               |     accept the teaching of the Presbyter, and Diotrephes does not;
24   CathL, 3Joh               |        of the teachings of the Presbyter and those in the Johannine
25   CathL, 3Joh    0:    1    |                       1 ~1 The Presbyter to the beloved Gaius whom
26   CathL, 3Joh    0:    3(2) | following the teachings of the Presbyter in contrast to Diotrephes.~
27   CathL, 3Joh    0:    6(4) |    continue their journey: the Presbyter asks Gaius not only to continue
28   CathL, 3Joh    0:    9(6) |     Who loves to dominate: the Presbyter does not deny Diotrephes'
29   CathL, 3Joh    0:   10(7) |             10] If I come: the Presbyter may visit the community
30   CathL, 3Joh    0:   10(7) |        of the teachings of the Presbyter and sought to maintain doctrinal
31   CathL, 3Joh    0:   12(9) |        recommendation from the Presbyter; cf 2 Cor 3:1; Romans 16:
32   CathL, 3Joh    0:   15(10)|     the community loyal to the Presbyter and to Gaius.~