- In
Sethian Gnostic texts, Micheus,
Michar, and
Mnesinous are the
three heavenly spirits that
preside over the rite of baptism,
performed in the wellspring...
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Divine Thought: the Father, the Son, and the
Mother (Sophia). Micheus,
Michar, and Mnesinous, the
three heavenly spirits of baptism, also
appear in various...
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Trimorphic Protennoia, Zostrianos, and
Apocalypse of Adam also
mention Micheus,
Michar, and
Mnesinous as
three heavenly guardian spirits presiding over the rite...
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earthly manifestation of its
heavenly counterpart). Five
Seals Micheus,
Michar, and
Mnesinous Piriawis Jesus in
Manichaeism Mandaean priests, who are referred...
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consider Bihram to be the
uthra of baptism. Similarly, in Sethianism, Micheus,
Michar, and
Mnesinous are
three heavenly guardian spirits presiding over the baptism...
- substantial—their
shared descriptions of Aeons, of
celestial "judges", of
Michar and Micheau, and
occasional identical wording—that
scholar Dylan M. Burns...
- Mbalam, Mbalam; Mbapine, Mbapine; Mbatato, Mbatato; Mbayoum, Mbayoum;
Michar,
Michar; New Gboko, New Gboko; K/Ahmadu, K/Ahmadu Pri. School; Tsarev, Tsarev;...
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Michkar (Persian: ميچكار, also
Romanized as Mīchkār; also
known as
Mīchar) is a
village in
Kuhestan Rural District,
Kelardasht District,
Chalus County...
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Living Water (Yesseus
Mazareus Yessedekeus) the baptizers:
Micheus and
Michar (and Mnesinous) the purifier:
Barpharanges Seldao Elenos Zogenethlos The...
- Mayostiales, Maysonave, Meaux, Medar, Menases, Mengelle, Mentrie, Merced, Micard,
Michar Sibeli or Libeli, Michet,
Midard Garrousette, Miguncci, Millet, Miyet, Moget...
