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Old 09-17-2007, 03:30 PM
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I have to wonder if the lack of interest in denominations declaring a preferred or official version has anything to do with the Church giving over the responsibility of Bibles to committees instead of keeping the responsibility in the Church.
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Is it the church's responsibility? Wouldn't they commission their own version, then?
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Not in a Presbyterian church. The church takes its leadership from the Session (of which the pastor is a part) not one man. The Session is free to make a determination on publicly-used translation or not.
According to traditional Presbyterianism, the minister of the Word and sacraments has his seat in the Presbytery, and is answerable for the conduct of his ministry only to the Presbytery.
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Not in a Presbyterian church. The church takes its leadership from the Session (of which the pastor is a part) not one man. The Session is free to make a determination on publicly-used translation or not.
According to traditional Presbyterianism, the minister of the Word and sacraments has his seat in the Presbytery, and is answerable for the conduct of his ministry only to the Presbytery.
And the Session is charged with oversight of the worship of the local congregation.
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Not in a Presbyterian church. The church takes its leadership from the Session (of which the pastor is a part) not one man. The Session is free to make a determination on publicly-used translation or not.
According to traditional Presbyterianism, the minister of the Word and sacraments has his seat in the Presbytery, and is answerable for the conduct of his ministry only to the Presbytery.
And the Session is charged with oversight of the worship of the local congregation.
The traditional rule is: "The Minister is specially responsible to the Presbytery for the mode in which all the parts of public worship are conducted." It certainly falls to the Session to determine the time of worship, but the parts of worship are the minister's responsibility.
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