We Do Not Part the Human Being From the Godhead
People are not to deceive, nor are they to be deceived, into accepting a human being without a mind as the, in their language, “Lordly Man,” but to use better language, as “our Lord and God.” For we do not part the human being from the Godhead; no, we affirm and teach one and the same God and Son, at first not man but alone and pre-eternal, unmixed with body and all that belongs to the body, but finally human being too, assumed for our salvation, the same passible in flesh, impassible in Godhead, bounded in body, boundless in spirit, earthly and heavenly, visible and known spiritually, finite and infinite: so that by the same, whole man and God, the whole human being fallen under sin might be fashioned anew.
Five Theological Orations
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Nazianzus, Saint Gregory of. On God and Christ: The Five Theological Orations and Two Letters to Cledonius. Translated by F. Williams, and L. Wickham. Crestwood, NY: St Vladimirs Seminary Press, 2002.