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** "Chi", written "X", is the "chiasmus" (symbol) for the cross
** "Chi", written "X", is the "chiasmus" (symbol) for the cross
* '''church'''
* '''church'''
** a "convocation" or "assembly" especially for religious purposes
** from Latin ''ecclesia'' and Greek ''ekkalein'' for "to call out"  
** from Latin ''ecclesia'' and Greek ''ekkalein'' for "to call out"  
*** from [[PIE proto-Indo-European language|PIE]] '''*kele-''' "to shout"
*** from [[PIE proto-Indo-European language|PIE]] '''*kele-''' "to shout"
** but the call is to gather, as in Greek ''ekklēsía'' which means "assembly"
** the call is to gather, as in Greek ''ekklēsía'' which means "assembly"
** thus the Christian "assembly of the Chosen people before God"
** thus ''ekklēsía'' (church) = "the assembly of the Chosen people before God"
*** especially regarding Mt. Sanai, where Israel was given the Law
*** especially regarding Mt. Sanai, where Israel was given the Law
*** Christian use of "church" is "as heir to that assembly
*** Christian use of "church" is "as heir to that assembly
*** per and see CCC 751
** see [https://www.usccb.org/sites/default/files/flipbooks/catechism/198/ CCC 751])
** from Greek translation of the Hebrew "Qahal" which is a reference to the ancient Jewish equivalent of "church" or "church organization"
** ''note: ekklēsía'' is related to the Greek translation of the Hebrew "Qahal" which is a reference to the ancient Jewish equivalent of "church" or "church organization"


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