Tuttle, Timothy a Congregational minister, was born at East Haven, Conn., Nov. 29, 1781. He graduated at Yale College in 1808; studied theology with Rev. David Smith of Durham, Conn.; commenced preaching at Durham, N. Y.; and was ordained over the Church in Ledyard, Conn., in 1811. Here he labored until his death, June 6, … Continue reading “Tuttle, Timothy”
Tuttle, Samuel Lawrence
Tuttle, Samuel Lawrence a Presbyterian minister, was born at Bloomfield, N.J., Aug. 25,1815. He was converted in 1830; pursued his academical studies in Newark, N.J.; graduated at the College of New Jersey in 1836; studied theology at the Auburn Seminary, N.Y.; was licensed by the Newark Presbytery Oct. 8, 1840; ordained pastor of the Caldwell … Continue reading “Tuttle, Samuel Lawrence”
Tuttle, Jacob
Tuttle, Jacob a Presbyterian minister, was born at New Vernon, Morris Co., N.J., Aug. 24, 1786. He was educated at the Bloomfield Academy, N.J.; studied theology privately; taught at the Academy at Newton, Sussex Co., N. J., from 1817 to 1820; was licensed to preach by the Presbytery of New Jersey April 27, 1820; ordained … Continue reading “Tuttle, Jacob”
Tuttle, Amos C
Tuttle, Amos C a Presbyterian minister, was born at Monckton, Vt., July 28, 1800. He pursued his preparatory studies in the Academy at Middlebury, Vt.; graduated at Middlebury College in 1827; studied theology privately; was licensed by the Addison County Association June 30, 1829; ordained by an ecclesiastical council Oct.30, 1829; and became stated supply … Continue reading “Tuttle, Amos C”
TUTORS
TUTORS 2Ki10:1; Act 22:3; Gal 4:2 Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible
Tutor
Tutor The word tutor, which has taken the place of schoolmaster (q.v. [Note: .v. quod vide, which see.] ) in the Revised Version of Gal 3:24, and of instructed in 1Co 4:15, has itself given place to guardian in the only passage of Scripture where it formerly appeared- Gal 4:2. It has in this passage, … Continue reading “Tutor”
tutiorism
tutiorism (Latin: rigere, to be stiff) The moral teaching which holds that when there is a conflict of two opinions, one in favor of the law, the other in favor of liberty, the law must always be observed, even if the opinion in favor of liberty is the more probable or very probable one as … Continue reading “tutiorism”
Tutilo
Tutilo a monk of St. Gall and celebrated artist, was contemporary with the great teachers Notker Balbulus and Radbert of St. Gall, and associated with them in friendship and in the work of making St. Gall the foremost seat of the arts and sciences in their day. He was of gigantic stature and full of … Continue reading “Tutilo”
Tutilina
Tutilina in Roman mythology, was a goddess who was said to care for the fields of corn and grain. She had an altar and a pillar in the circus-no temple, however, as she could only be worshipped in the open air. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Tutiani, Bartolomeo
Tutiani, Bartolomeo an engraver on wood, who is said to have executed some cuts marked with a Gothic monogram of his initials. Bartsch describes only one cut with this mark, Christ Scoffed at by the Jews, in a book (Nuremb. 1515); but there is no evidence that it was engraved by Tutiani. See Spooner, Biog. … Continue reading “Tutiani, Bartolomeo”