Примери за използване на Hypostasis на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The revolutionary discovery of the last decade made it possible to see yet another hitherto unknown hypostasis of vitamin D.
then it testifies to the shift of an eyeglobe which happens in connection with formation of hypostasis, or to disturbance of walls of an eye-socket.
It expresses Its activity in relation to the created world more noticeably- now through One Divine Hypostasis, now through another.
what is the particular meaning of hypostasis?
although different through their hypostasis.
that are each the hypostasis and representative of one aspect of that Creation.
By virtue of the unity of God the Name I AM applies likewise to all the Trinity and to each Hypostasis separately.
that are each the hypostasis and representative of one aspect of that Creation.
It expresses Its activity in relation to the created world more noticeably- now through One Divine Hypostasis, now through another.
which is called subcutaneous hypostasis or postmortem staining.
The Trinity doctrine uses the word“Person” for each hypostasis of God because it is a personal word,
Hypostasis therefore is not only distinct from divine nature
Christianity has traditionally taught that the Holy Spirit is the third Person or Hypostasis of the Godhead.
connects to a person and hypostasis.
we should speak of“God the Father,”“God the Son” and“God the Holy Spirit” when we are referring to each hypostasis or“Person” of the one God.
This prayer is a passage to another dimension- the dimension of personhood/hypostasis- to the likeness of the Hypostasis of the incarnate Word.
the suffering of unstained human nature already deified by its assumption into the hypostasis of the Word.
In linguistics, a hypostasis(from the Greek word ὑπόστασις meaning"foundation","base" or"that which stands behind"),
elaborate conception of hypostasis, following a direction which was already initiated by the Cappadocians,
In linguistics, a hypostasis(from the Greek word ὑπόστασις meaning foundation,