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It depends what you mean by “messengers of God.”
If you mean inspired messengers in the same way as the prophets or apostles, then no. The church fathers were not equal to Scripture, and their writings should not be treated as infallible.
If you mean faithful Christian teachers who helped explain, defend, and preserve biblical truth in the early centuries, then yes, many could be seen as messengers in a general sense. God can use teachers, pastors, and writers to help His people understand truth.
But the Bible must remain the final test. Even respected church fathers sometimes disagreed with each other or held views that should be tested by Scripture. As Isaiah 8:20 says, “To the law and to the testimony.”
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