Noun:

உபபரநிலை,

hypostasis's Usage Examples:

This Memra ( Ma'amar) or, as it is also designated, Dibbura, is a hypostasis that takes the place of God when direct intercourse with man is in view.

Parnassus becomes the holy mountain of Apollo, and Orestes himself an hypostasis of Apollo "of the mountain," just as Pylades is Apollo "of the plain" similarly Electra, Iphigeneia and Chrysothemis are hypostases of Artemis.

The hypostasis through which this takes place is the personal Logos through whose union with this potential man, in the womb of Mary, the potential man acquires a concrete reality, an individual existence.

It is rather a potential human individual, a nature not yet developed into a person or hypostasis.

Without going so far as to assert that Orpheus is a hypostasis of Dionysus, there is no doubt that a close connexion existed between them from very early times.

Others attach chief importance to the slaying of Neoptolemus (Pyrrhus) by Orestes at Delphi; according to Radermacher (Das Jenseits im Mythos der Hellenen, 1903), Orestes is an hypostasis of Apollo, Pyrrhus the principle of evil, which is overcome by the god; on the other hand, Usener (Archiv fur Religionswesen, vii.

"He has, therefore, no hypostasis of himself but only in and through the Logos.

The personification of wisdom reaches almost the verge of hypostasis: in Job xxviii.

So man, both soul and body, is brought into unity with the Logos; there being then one hypostasis for both natures.

The denial that the Son came from any other hypostasis or ousia is ambiguous and potentially confusing.

Synonyms:

Lord, Godhead, Trinity, Almighty, Blessed Trinity, God Almighty, Creator, Maker, Jehovah, Holy Trinity, Divine, hypostasis of Christ, Sacred Trinity,

Antonyms:

inhibitor, cowardice, extraversion, worldliness, outward,