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In natural English speech, "ecclesiast" appears in contexts such as: "If in a forest you get a wildfire in the wet season, it might propagate a bit and then die out. Ecclesiastes.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

IPA/ɛkklɛsɪæst/

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If in a forest you get a wildfire in the wet season, it might propagate a bit and then die out.

Ecclesiastes.

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noun

A member of the Athenian ecclesia (public legislative assembly).

noun

A member of any ecclesia (church or other assembly).

“... way of Grace, Charity, and this new way was to treat everyone as if he is your brother And that unlike the chosen race of the Jews you don't have to be born into this set of people the ecclesia which is the Greek word for Church, so to join the right church we automatically become an ecclesiast. You can join if you follow your inner mind, What now passes of as Jewish is a sect of people who follow all sorts of extended Old Testament rules and solidly based for the Israeli's of that era.”

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