What was one principal object in calling this council?

Answer

"The question relating to the observance of Easter, which was agitated in the time of Anicetus and
Polycarp, and afterward in that of Victor, was still undecided. It was one of the principal reasons for
convoking the Council of Nice, being the most important subject to be considered after the Arian
controversy."
"It appears that the churches of Syria and Mesopotamia continued to follow the, custom of the
Jews, and celebrated Easter on the fourteenth day of the moon, whether falling on Sunday or not. All the
other churches observed that solemnity on Sunday only, namely; those of Rome, Italy, Africa, Lydia,
Egypt, Spain, Gaul, and Britain; and all Greece, Asia, and Pontus." - Boyle's 'Historical View of the
Council of Nice," page 23, edition 1836.

For what is all Scripture profitable?
How futile was all this?
What great truth therefore follows?
What peaceful, happy conditions will prevail in the next world as compared with those of this life?
How is the law further described?
14. What did He say of those who should break one of God's commandments, or should teach men to do so?
How does God regard those who walk in His law?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle