Is Kirchoff's Theorem Misunderstood in Relation to Power Absorption?

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Titan97
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According to Kirchoff

$$e=J(T,f)A$$

##e## is the power emitted and ##A## is the power absorbed

If ##E## is the power supplied, can I say that

$$e=E-A$$
 
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by the object. I think i misunderstood the theorem.
A is the fraction of the power absorbed.