Efésios 2
Gregory of Nyssa · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Efésios 2:3
When [Scripture] speaks of "sons of men" or "sons of rams," it indicates an essential relation between the one begotten and the source of his begetting. But when it speaks of "sons of power" [as at 1 Sam 14:52] or "children of wrath," it asserts a connection made by choice. — AGAINST EUNOMIUS 3.1.116
Efésios 2:16
Taking up the enmity that had come between us and God on account of sins, "slaying it in himself," as the apostle says (and sin is enmity), and becoming what we are, he joined the human to God again through himself. — AGAINST EUNOMIUS 3.10.12