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A '''bishop''' is an interchangeable term with [[Overseer]], which is the Greek word Episkopos (from which we get our English word ~~“Episcopal~~"), which is also “Bishop" in some translations.

A '''bishop''' is an interchangeable term with [[Overseer]], which is the [[wikipedia:Greek language|Greek word]] "Episkopos" (from which we get our English word "Episcopal"), which is also “Bishop" in some translations.

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	A '''bishop''' is an interchangeable term with [[Overseer]], which is the Greek word Episkopos (from which we get our English word ~~“Episcopal~~"), which is also “Bishop" in some translations.		A '''bishop''' is an interchangeable term with [[Overseer]], which is the [[wikipedia:Greek language\|Greek word]] "Episkopos" (from which we get our English word "Episcopal"), which is also “Bishop" in some translations.