| We know that the circulation is much interfered with, that there is hypostatic congestion, that the mass action is slow. |
| Frequently, these experiences have a substantial, even hypostatic, effect on character formation. |
| What was incarnated was a temporal, hypostatic extension of the transcendent God, not the transcendent God Himself. |
| From all we have said we may form quite an accurate idea of what the hypostatic union really means. |
| Now, the church answers the problem by laying down the first moment of the external action of God, the hypostatic moment. |
| For, in the first place, the very nature of the hypostatic moment makes him such. |
