Deuteronômio 19
Augustine of Hippo · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Deuteronômio 19:15
As a matter of fact, a single witness generally speaks the truth, while a mob may tell lies. And the world, in its conversion to Christianity, believed one apostle preaching the gospel rather than the mistaken multitude who persecuted him. — AGAINST FAUSTUS, A MANICHAEAN 16.13
Deuteronômio 19:15
Therefore if a people composed of a great multitude was found a false witness, how must it be understood, "In the mouth of two or three witnesses every word shall stand," except that in this way. The Trinity, in which is unending stability of truth, was revealed through a mystery. Do you want to have a good case? Have two or three witnesses, the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. — TRACTATE ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN 36.10.1