John 10:30
Text — King James Version (1611)
10:30I and my Father are one.
Works discussing this passage
Links marked curated are an editor’s selection; links marked cited in text were found by scanning the work for a reference to this passage.
- Athanasius — Four Discourses Against the Arians curated
- Cyril of Alexandria — Commentary on the Gospel of John curated
- Augustine of Hippo — On the Holy Trinity curated
Cited in the Fathers’ own texts
- Ambrose of Milan — Exposition of the Christian Faith cited in text
- Aphrahat — Demonstrations (NPNF selection: I, V, VI, VIII, X, XVII, XXI, XXII) cited in text — Demonstration I — Of Faith
- Athanasius — Four Discourses Against the Arians cited in text — Introduction. Reason for writing; certain personsindifferent about Arianism; Ariansnot Christians, because sectaries always take the name of their founder.
- Ambrose of Milan — On the Holy Spirit cited in text
- Basil of Caesarea — Hexaemeron cited in text — Hexaemeron, Homily IX (Basil)
- Basil of Caesarea — On the Holy Spirit (De Spiritu Sancto) cited in text
- John Chrysostom — Homilies on the Gospel of John cited in text — John 1:1
- Gregory of Nyssa — Against Eunomius cited in text — The Passage where he attacks the 'Ομοούσιον, and the contention in answer to it.
- Socrates Scholasticus — Ecclesiastical History cited in text — Division begins in the Church from this Controversy; and Alexander Bishop of Alexandria excommunicates Arius and his Adherents.