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Definition of pastor
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Pastor
(n.) A
shepherd;
one who has the care of
flocks
and
herds.
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Evangelist
::
Evangelist
(n.) A
bringer
of the glad
tidings
of
Church
and his
doctrines.
Specially:
(a) A
missionary
preacher
sent forth to
prepare
the way for a
resident
pastor;
an
itinerant
missionary
preacher.
(b) A
writer
of one of the four
Gospels
(With the
definite
article);
as, the four
evangelists,
Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and John. (c) A
traveling
preacher
whose
efforts
are
chiefly
directed
to
arouse
to
immediate
repentance..
Pastorling
::
Pastorling
(n.) An
insignificant
pastor.
Domine
::
Domine
(n.) A name given to a
pastor
of the
Reformed
Church.
The word is also
applied
locally
in the
United
States,
in
colloquial
speech,
to any
clergyman..
Pastorship
::
Pastorship
(n.)
Pastorate.
Pastor
::
Pastor
(n.) A
guardian;
a
keeper;
specifically
(Eccl.),
a
minister
having
the
charge
of a
church
and
parish..
Myna
::
Myna (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
Asiatic
starlings
of the
genera
Acridotheres,
Sturnopastor,
Sturnia,
Gracula,
and
allied
genera.
In
habits
they
resemble
the
European
starlings,
and like them are often caged and
taught
to talk. See Hill myna, under Hill, and Mino
bird..
Install
::
Install
(v. t.) To place in an
office,
rank, or
order;
to
invest
with any
charge
by the usual
ceremonies;
to
instate;
to
induct;
as, to
install
an
ordained
minister
as
pastor
of a
church;
to
install
a
college
president..
Bucolic
::
Bucolic
(n.) A
pastoral
poem,
representing
rural
affairs,
and the life,
manners,
and
occupation
of
shepherds;
as, the
Bucolics
of
Theocritus
and
Virgil..
Flock
::
Flock (n.) A
Christian
church
or
congregation;
considered
in their
relation
to the
pastor,
or
minister
in
charge..
Parsonage
::
Parsonage
(n.) The glebe and
house,
or the house only, owned by a
parish
or
ecclesiastical
society,
and
appropriated
to the
maintenance
or use of the
incumbent
or
settled
pastor..
Consociation
::
Consociation
(n.) A
voluntary
and
permanent
council
or union of
neighboring
Congregational
churches,
for
mutual
advice
and
cooperation
in
ecclesiastical
matters;
a
meeting
of
pastors
and
delegates
from
churches
thus
united..
Pastorale
::
Pastorale
(n.) A
composition
in a soft, rural
style,
generally
in 6-8 or 12-8
time..
Pastoral
::
Pastoral
(a.)
Relating
to the care of
souls,
or to the
pastor
of a
church;
as,
pastoral
duties;
a
pastoral
letter..
Crook
::
Crook (n.) A
bishop's
staff of
office.
Cf.
Pastoral
staff.
Crosier
::
Crosier
(n.) The
pastoral
staff of a
bishop
(also of an
archbishop,
being the
symbol
of his
office
as a
shepherd
of the flock of God..
Oboe
::
Oboe (n.) One of the
higher
wind
instruments
in the
modern
orchestra,
yet of great
antiquity,
having
a
penetrating
pastoral
quality
of tone,
somewhat
like the
clarinet
in form, but more
slender,
and
sounded
by means of a
double
reed; a
hautboy..
Pastorally
::
Pastorally
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a
pastor.
Eclogue
::
Eclogue
(n.) A
pastoral
poem, in which
shepherds
are
introduced
conversing
with each
other;
a
bucolic;
an idyl; as, the
Ecloques
of
Virgil,
from which the
modern
usage of the word has been
established..
Shepherdism
::
Shepherdism
(n.)
Pastoral
life or
occupation.
Bucolic
::
Bucolic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the life and
occupation
of a
shepherd;
pastoral;
rustic.
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