Which of the following is NOT listed among the rights of an ordained bishop?

• A. Preach, Publish, Teach, and Defend the Gospel of Jesus Christ
• B. Establish a Cash Reserve Fund for City Governance
• C. Baptize Converts
• D. Serve as Pastor of a Church

Answer: (B)

The key idea is understanding what an ordained bishop is empowered to do within church leadership. The rights that belong to a bishop in this context are centered on spiritual leadership: preaching, publishing, teaching, and defending the Gospel of Jesus Christ; baptizing converts; and serving as the pastor of a church. These duties reflect the bishop’s role in guiding faith, doctrine, and the local congregation.

Establishing a cash reserve fund for city governance, by contrast, is a secular, civic responsibility tied to municipal administration and finances, not to ecclesiastical authority or religious duties. That’s why this option does not fit the rights of an ordained bishop, making it the correct choice.