Приклади вживання Two natures Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Two Natures of Man".
Christo the Two Natures in Christ.
Yet, some will say:'Jesus had two natures.
The two natures are distinct and.
We all have two natures.
There are two natures and one person in Christ.
We each have two natures.
Jesus had two natures, but only one personality.
We all possess two natures.
Having two natures, Jesus Christ also had two free wills.
It never once says'Jesus had two natures.'.
Because the two natures are separate and.
Since each individual man is made up of two natures-.
In Christ we have two natures and one Person.
And this isn't just concerning questions of Christ's two natures.
This symbolises the two natures of Christ-divine and human.
The three fingers together symbolize the Trinity,and the two remaining fingers represent the two natures of Christ.
The one subject which operates in the two natures, human and divine, is the single person of the Word(32).
The three fingers together symbolize the Trinity,and the two remaining fingers represent the two natures of Christ.
Jesus Christ possesses two natures, one divine and the other human, not confused, but united in the one person of God's Son.
The last two fingers held to the palm represent the two natures of Jesus- God and man.
Jesus had not two natures, but one nature, having changed the higher, the spiritual nature, for the human nature. .
Being the body of Christ, she unites in herself the two natures, divine and human, with their inherent actions and wills.
The Celtic Orthodox Church, therefore, shares the Eastern Orthodox doctrine that Christ, the second Person of the Holy Trinity,is one Person with two Natures as defined at the Council of Chalcedon.
Being the body of Christ, she unites in herself the two natures, divine and human, with their inherent actions and wills.
With the final defeat of the Monothelites, the mystical doctrine of the two natures and two wills of Christ was reinforced.
For them, to say that Christ has two natures was to overemphasize the duality in Christ and to compromise the unity of his person.
The distinction between the natures was never abolished by their union butrather the character proper to each of the two natures was preserved as they came together in one Person and one hypostasis.
Because they denied Chalcedon's definition of two natures in Christ, these Christians have often erroneously been called“monophysites,” from the Greek word meaning“one nature.”.
According to the Monothelites, Christ possessed two natures(human and divine) but one will and one divine-human“energy”;