1 Coríntios 12
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1 Coríntios 12:3
If we cannot name the Lord Jesus without the Spirit, surely we cannot proclaim him without the Spirit. — On the Holy Spirit 1.11.124
1 Coríntios 12:4
Now this cannot pertain to the fulness, nor to the dividing of the Spirit; for neither does the mind of man grasp His fulness, nor is He divided into any portions of Himself; but He pours into the soul the gift of spiritual grace, in which God is worshipped as He is also worshipped in truth, for no one worships Him except he who drinks in the truth of His Godhead with pious affection. — On the Holy Spirit, Book 3, Section 71
1 Coríntios 12:5
We are all the one body of Christ, whose head is God, whose members we are. Some perhaps are the eyes, like the prophets. Others are more like teeth, as the apostles who passed the food of the gospel teaching into our hearts.… Some are hands who are seen carrying out good works. Those who bestow the strength of nourishment upon the poor are his belly. Some are his feet, and would that I were worthy to be his heel! He pours water on the feet of Christ who forgives the lowly their sins, and, in setting free the common man, he bathes the feet of Christ. — LETTER 62
1 Coríntios 12:10
According to Paul, prophecy is not only through the Father and the Son but also through the Holy Spirit. On this account the office is one, the grace is one. — On the Holy Spirit 2.13.143
1 Coríntios 12:11
The Spirit spoke also in the patriarchs and the prophets, and finally the apostles then began to be more perfect after they had received the Holy Spirit. Thus there is no separation of the divine power and grace, for although "there are varieties of gifts, yet there is the same Spirit." — On the Holy Spirit 2.12.138
1 Coríntios 12:11
It belongs to God's justice that he divides and to his power that he divides according to his will or because he wishes to give to each one what he knows will be of profit. — LETTER VII.7
1 Coríntios 12:13
There is one work because there is one mystery, there is one baptism because there was one death for the world. There is a unity of outlook which cannot be separated. — On the Holy Spirit 1.3.45