1 Coríntios 10
Gregory of Nyssa · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
1 Coríntios 10:3
The divine apostle also, in calling the Lord "spiritual food and drink," suggests that he knows that human nature is not simple, but that there is an intelligible part mixed with a sensual part and that a particular type of nurture is needed for each of the elements in us—sensible food to strengthen our bodies and spiritual food for the well-being of our souls. — ON PERFECTION
1 Coríntios 10:4
We also will be a rock, imitating, as far as possible in our changing nature, the unchanging and permanent nature of the Master. — ON PERFECTION