It was not until the 4th century that the distinctness of the three and their unity were brought together in a single orthodox doctrine of one essence and three persons.
In the West God was understood primarily in terms of one essence (the Trinity of persons being conceived as an irrational truth found in revelation); in the East the tri-personality of God was understood as the primary fact of Christian experience.
II captures the ontological force of the expression that each Form is monoeides: of one essence.
However one accounts for these obscurities, it seems unlikely that Origen could have signed the Nicene Creed of 325, in which the Son is declared to be from the ousia of the Father, and therefore homoousios (of one essence, substance or nature) with him (cf. CommJohn 20.18.157).
He addressed not just the people of Iran but also the country's leaders, quoting a verse by Saadi that is also posted in the entrance to the United Nations building: "The children of Adam are limbs to each other, having been created of one essence".
Two essences of the high hydrophobicity of oil phase and the existence of cross-linking comonomer were found to ensure the stable curved sheet-like morphology.
At the site, a 20-milliliter bottle of Rescue Remedy (a blend of five flower essences marketed as a natural stress reliever) costs $15.95.
Most of each of the games is spent finding the eight Essences (Essences of Nature in Seasons and Essences of Time in Ages), each hidden in a dungeon a large, usually underground, area containing enemies and puzzles.
Before he can infiltrate Onox's castle and Veran's tower, Link must collect the eight Essences of Nature and the eight Essences of Time, which are hidden in dungeons and guarded by bosses.
The functional structure of any system encompasses four essences known as its input (I), internal behavioral process (P), output (O), and feedback (F) denoted by IPOF.
