...; and the other, which was hutum, was the man Jesus : that these two persons had only one aspect ; that the union between the Son of God and the son...never to be dissolved ; that it was not, however, •n union of nature or of person, but only of will tnd affection. Nestorius, however, it is said,...

...word; and the other, which was human, was the man Jesus: that these two persons had only one asfiect : that the union between the Son of God and the son...nature or of person, but only of will and affection. (Nestorius, however, it is said, denied the last position :) that Christ was therefore to be carefully...

...(barsopa, тгроуштсоу) • that the union between the Son of God and the Son of man was not an union of nature or of person, but only of will...affection ; that Christ was therefore to be carefully distinguished from God, who dwelt in him as in a temple ; that Mary was to be called the mother of...

...word; and the other, which was human, was the man Jesus: that these two persons had only one aspect : that the union between the Son of God and the son of man was formed n the moment of the virgin's conception, and was never to be dissolved : that it was not, however,...

...human, was the man Jesus ; that these two substances had only one aspect (barsopa, •trpoawicov) ; that the union between the Son of God and the Son of man was not an union of nature or of person, but only of will and aifection ; that Christ was therefore to...

...thirst after his resurrection, whether Christ was created out of nothing or out of something, whether the union between the Son of God and the Son of Man was an union of nature or of person, or only of will and affection, and whether Mary was the mother of...

...and the other, which was !> nman, was the m£n Jesus : that these two persons haj only one aspect ; that the union between the Son of God and the son...never to be dissolved ; that it was not, however, in union of nature or of person, but only of will tod affection. Nestprius, however, it is said, denied...

...in the moment of the virgin's conception, and will never be dissolved; that it was not, however, a union of nature or of person, but only of will and...affection ; that Christ was therefore to be carefully distinguished from God, who dwelt in him as in his temple ; and that Mary was to be called the mothe'r...

...Trinity, that resided in him. But this union between the Son of God and the son of man, they said was not an union of nature, or of person, but only of will and affection; and that Christ was carefully to be distinguished from God, who dwelt in him, as in a temple. In this...

...aspect. — That the tianity in union between the Son of God and the Son of Man was formed Indlaat the moment of the Virgin's conception, and was never to be dissolved. That it was not, however, a union of nature or of person, but only of will and affection. That Christ was therefore to be carefully...