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 1 2 |     with His Resurrection.~In essence Christianity draws the truth
 2 7 |    begotten, not made, one in essence with the Father, from Whom
 3 9 |    The Holy Trinity is one in essence and inseparable, one undivided
 4 9 |    the Father, Trinity of One Essence, Undivided, United, Inseparable,
 5 15|     begotten not made, one in essence with the Father, through
 6 16|      one person; that is, one essence with two natures, the Godly
 7 16|     Dual in nature but one in essence." These two natures are
 8 17|      body . . . one in divine essence with the Father and of the
 9 17|    the Father and of the same essence as humanity."~The hymnologists
10 20|     Trinity undivided, one in essence." One triune God. Three
11 20|       but one God, all of one essence.~"The Holy Spirit is the
12 27|       wine. In reality and in essence, though, that which we see
13 28|   forgive the sins of man. In essence they are instruments of
14 28|    unrepentance, which is, in essence, blasphemy against the Holy
15 29|  works upon divine things. In essence, there is only one archpriest,
16 31| Repentance and Confession. In essence, the forgiveness of sins
17 32|   fear their earthly life. In essence and actuality they should