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L 'a pi bonè ekri nan pawòl Bondye a "Trinite" soti nan lavil Antiòch, twò. Qui nan yon lèt nan yon lòt evèk, Saint Theophilus, nan sou 181 (wè Autolycus 2:15), Saint Irenaeus te ekri, "Si Seyè a te soti nan lòt pase Papa a, ki jan Li rezon pran pen, ki se nan kreyasyon an menm jan pwòp nou, ak konfese li nan dwe Kò li, ak afime ke melanj lan nan gode a se li ?" (wè erezi 4:33:2).1
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The earliest written usage of the word “Trinity” comes from Antioch, too. Appearing in a letter of another bishop, Saint Theophilus, in about 181 (see To Autolycus 2:15), Saint Irenaeus wrote, “If the Lord were from other than the Father, how could He rightly take bread, which is of the same creation as our own, and confess it to be His Body, and affirm that the mixture in the cup is His ?” (see Heresies 4:33:2).1