#ינקיעיה #קובה #סבן #אצויףיה #subenethiopia in the district of Bethany; The holy books mention that Nicaea, located near the port of the Black Sea, was a very suitable city for people traveling by sea or land. Until the time when the emperors of Alexandria moved their throne to Constantinople, they settled in Nicomedia, which is 32 kilometers from Nicaea, and it was also a convenient place for the conference held in 325 AD. The Council of Nicaea was a meeting of scholars in which a decision was made to find a solution because of the various problems faced by the church in the third century. One of the problems was that there was a difference of dogma about the mystery of the Trinity. It was during these times that the likes of Paulus Samsati, Sabalio and Argenis arose. In particular, the Church has been troubled for many years because of Arius' claim that "the Son is a creature". Arius was a Greek who received his primary education in Libya, his higher education in Alexandria, and spiritual education, exegesis, and theology in Antioch. At that time, the school of Antioch was close to heretical teaching, so Arius received most of his sectarian education from the schools of Luciano and Antioch. Arius is wise and knowledgeable. He is said to have been eloquent and a potential poet. After receiving the deaconship from the martyr Saint Peter, who was the patriarch of Alexandria at the time, he began to serve, but he began to teach the church as "the son of a creature" and spread his teachings using his book of poems called "Talia". At this time, the martyr Saint Peter summoned him and advised him that all teachings are wrong and that he should return from his error and repent and persevere in the orthodox faith that came from the holy father. But he left their advice aside and continued to teach his doctrine of disbelief widely. At this time they condemned Arius and removed him from his title of deacon. According to the tradition of the Church of Egypt, Saint Peter, the martyr, condemned them according to the command given by our Lord Jesus in a vision. "One night in a vision, the Lord Jesus was in the form of a child wearing a long garment (dress) shining like the sun. But they see his clothes torn in two, and the martyr Saint Peter asks, "Who tore your clothes?" Lord Jesus tells them, "Arios tore my clothes." On the same day, he summoned two of his students, Achillas and Alexander, and revealed the vision that had been revealed to them. They were martyred by Diocletian. After the death of Saint Peter, Achillas was appointed as archbishop in 303 AD. And Arius came to Achillas and besought him with vain praise to release him from his condemnation. Akhilas, forgetting his trust, freed him from his condemnation. Even worse, he gave him the rank of priest and appointed him. However, Achilles did not live long and died less than a year later. He later succeeded Alexander as Patriarch. At this time, Arius did not refrain from spreading his apostasy. In fact, he continued to spread the teaching of denial in poems and readings so that the people could easily accept his teachings. That poem was called "Talia". It means table. Because the people love poetry, he came to accept his teaching. At that time, Alexander was going around teaching them to be safe from the Aryan sect. In 320 A.D., about one hundred bishops of Libya and Alexandria gathered before Alexander and warned them about Arius. Arius went to one of his friends, Bishop Ausabius of Nicomedia, and told him one by one. Eusebius accepted and gathered the bishops in the diocese and held a synod on Arius's case. The Synod acknowledged that he had been unjustly expelled and released him from condemnation. Arius returned to Alexandria in 322 A.D. and continued to teach his previous teachings widely, saying that if Alexander denounced me, I would be freed. The church of this time was troubled. For this reason, the matter reached King Constantine, who sent the Spanish bishop Hosios to Alexandria. When he returned, he advised the king that the matter was a religious problem and not an administrative one, so it should be discussed in a conference. King Constantine ordered a council to be held in 325 A.D. in the twenty year of his reign. Thus, 318 fathers gathered in Nicaea. Arius' denials were examined in the assembly. His sect's teaching is, "Christ did not exist before the creation of the world (lotu sabbath), his character is less than the Father's (lotu sabbath), he was created but not begotten of the Father (lotu sabbath), and God created him first to create the world through him; He created the world. In general, it was said that the Son is a creature of God (Lotu Sabahat). Especially the young Athanasius, Jesus Christ is the cure. He is a hunter. If you believe in His salvation, you must believe in His personal deity; As the Bible states that only God can save, and especially