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	Consubstantiality was used by the [[Essenes]] and Gnostics to describe phase transitions in spiritual alchemy. For purposes of clarity and context, this term was used before the First Council of Nicene's adoption of the word. In Gnostic texts the word is used with these meanings:		Consubstantiality was used by the [[Essenes]] and Gnostics to describe phase transitions in [[Magnum Opus\|spiritual alchemy]]. For purposes of clarity and context, this term was used before the First Council of Nicene's adoption of the word. In Gnostic texts the word is used with these meanings:

	* identity of substance between generating and generated;		* identity of substance between generating and generated;