Qnoma?...definition

[abudar2000]

Breekh leelyo oh Paul,

So then God consists of these three qnom?? on a plain of existants which is outside of ours. The three qnom?? consist of the same "ithutho" (essence). So then the son consists of a divine "ithutho" (essence) which He shares (the son being one of the Trinity) with the Trinity (ie. The One God), and a human "ithutho" (essence) which he shares with His human mother.
Unlike regular humans which have both parents, and thus have the human "ithutho" (essence) of both parents. The Son has both human "ithutho" (essence) and Divine "ithutho" (essence), with the human "ithutho" (essence) providing the essence for His human body, as well as having two qnoma (one divine, and one human) which constitute His soul. As such together (human essence + soul) giving the final form of His person. With His Divine "ithutho" (essence) appearing in His soul only, and only manifesting in the body when He preformed miracles.

So when we say "bar ithutho davooy" (the son is of the same essence as the Father), then this essence is only found in His soul, or manifested when He preforms miracles.

Because of this we say that Jesus was Begotten and not made, since He shares the essence of the Father, and the Holy Spirit, which the three together consists of the Holy Trinity (ie. The One God). And as such the Divine essence of the Son has existsed since the beginning of time, and in His Divine essence is the One God just like the Father and the Holy Spirit are the One God, because the three are of the same essence, and as such are One, with One will.

But for humans since we haven't existed since the begining, we are created at the point that our parents engage in the act of procreation.

Does it match the definitions?

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poosh bashlomo,
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