1 Coríntios 13
Gregory of Nazianzus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
1 Coríntios 13:7
Bearing all things, enduring all things for our love and hope regarding him, let us give thanks for all things, both favorable and unfavorable alike—I mean the pleasant and the painful—since reason often knows even these as arms of salvation. — ON HIS BROTHER CAESARIUS 24
1 Coríntios 13:12
No one has yet discovered or shall ever discover what God is in his nature and essence. As for a discovery some time in the future, let those who have a mind for it research and speculate. The discovery will take place, so my reason tells me, when this Godlike, divine thing, I mean our mind and reason, mingles with its kin, when the copy returns to the pattern it now longs after. This seems to me to be the meaning of the great dictum that we shall, in time to come, know even as we are known. — THEOLOGICAL ORATION 28.17