Church father · Late fourth century
Gregory of Nazianzus
AD 329–390 · Nazianzus (Bekarlar, near Aksaray) · Theologian · Proto-orthodox · also Gregory the Theologian, Gregory Nazianzen
Cappadocian theologian and poet whose Theological Orations (380) were central to the settlement of trinitarian doctrine at Constantinople in 381. He retired from public life after resigning the see of Constantinople.
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Books he uses0 of 27, at his strongest use
- Matthew: not used
- Mark: not used
- Luke: not used
- John: not used
- Acts: not used
- Romans: not used
- 1 Corinthians: not used
- 2 Corinthians: not used
- Galatians: not used
- Ephesians: not used
- Philippians: not used
- Colossians: not used
- 1 Thessalonians: not used
- 2 Thessalonians: not used
- 1 Timothy: not used
- 2 Timothy: not used
- Titus: not used
- Philemon: not used
- Hebrews: not used
- James: not used
- 1 Peter: not used
- 2 Peter: not used
- 1 John: not used
- 2 John: not used
- 3 John: not used
- Jude: not used
- Revelation: not used
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