@JamesPelton18 @William_E_Wolfe This is an admonition to overseers (episkopous, ἐπισκόπους). No one in the New Testament is specifically called an overseer, but we can infer that an elder (presbyterous) and shepherd (poimen) and overseer (episkopes) are all used interchangeably.
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@JamesPelton18 @William_E_Wolfe This is an admonition to overseers (episkopous, ἐπισκόπους). No one in the New Testament is specifically called an overseer, but we can infer that an elder (presbyterous) and shepherd (poimen) and overseer (episkopes) are all used interchangeably.
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