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1 1, 1 | made known to him by divine revelation. Even as regards those truths ~
2 1, 1 | should be taught by a divine revelation; because the truth about
3 1, 1 | divine truths by divine revelation. It was therefore necessary ~
4 1, 1 | science learned through revelation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[1] A[1]
5 1, 1 | far as they fall within revelation. Hence theology ~included
6 1, 1 | through ~whom the divine revelation, on which this sacred scripture
7 1, 1 | they can be included in revelation. So that in this way, sacred
8 1, 1 | be known through ~divine revelation. Hence, although among the
9 1, 1 | immediately from God, by revelation. Therefore it does not ~
10 1, 1 | this science comes through ~revelation and not through natural
11 1, 1 | principles are obtained by revelation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[1] A[7]
12 1, 1 | obtained through divine revelation; ~thus we can argue with
13 1, 1 | believes nothing of divine revelation, there is no longer any ~
14 1, 1 | principles are obtained by revelation: thus we ~ought to believe
15 1, 1 | authority of those to whom the revelation has ~been made. Nor does
16 1, 1 | authority based on divine revelation is ~the strongest. But sacred
17 1, 1 | our faith ~rests upon the revelation made to the apostles and
18 1, 1 | OBJ 2: The ray of divine revelation is not extinguished by the ~
19 1, 1 | minds of ~those to whom the revelation has been made, to rest in
20 1, 1 | through those to whom the ~revelation has been made others also
21 1, 10 | said, "According to the revelation of the mystery ~hidden from
22 1, 12 | knowledge is assisted by the revelation of ~grace. For the intellect'
23 1, 12 | Reply OBJ 1: Although by the revelation of grace in this life we
24 1, 12 | things known by divine revelation, to which natural reason
25 1, 12 | man; and thus through the revelation given by the images a fuller ~
26 1, 43 | grace, but by the further revelation ~of mysteries; which goes
27 1, 46 | world is known only by ~revelation; and therefore it cannot
28 1, 46 | will can be manifested by revelation, on ~which faith rests.
29 1, 57 | their causes, or by ~God's revelation. The angels know the future
30 1, 57 | wills them to learn by ~revelation; as the Apostle says (1
31 1, 57 | Whatever the prophets knew by revelation of the mysteries ~of grace,
32 1, 64 | manner they cannot ~learn by revelation, nor by learning from the
33 1, 64 | intellectual nature: secondly, by revelation from the holy angels; for ~
34 1, 43 | grace, but by the further revelation ~of mysteries; which goes
35 1, 47 | world is known only by ~revelation; and therefore it cannot
36 1, 47 | will can be manifested by revelation, on ~which faith rests.
37 1, 58 | their causes, or by ~God's revelation. The angels know the future
38 1, 58 | wills them to learn by ~revelation; as the Apostle says (1
39 1, 58 | Whatever the prophets knew by revelation of the mysteries ~of grace,
40 1, 65 | manner they cannot ~learn by revelation, nor by learning from the
41 1, 65 | intellectual nature: secondly, by revelation from the holy angels; for ~
42 1, 88 | causes or are known by Divine revelation. But ~we are here treating
43 1, 88 | demons, or even by "the revelation of the Holy Ghost," as Augustine
44 1, 88 | appeared through Divine revelation; according to ~Ecclus. 46:
45 1, 93 | things known, by further revelation; as the angels advance ~
46 1, 108 | to the executioners. This revelation, if compared to the ~angelic
47 1, 110 | Coel. Hier. iv) that the revelation of ~Divine things reaches
48 1, 110 | of the angels. But such ~revelation is an enlightenment as we
49 2, 19 | some sort of additional revelation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[19] A[
50 2, 62 | known to us, save ~by Divine revelation, contained in Holy Writ.~
51 2, 74 | delivered to us by Divine revelation, which is a higher ~consideration.
52 2, 91 | natural law, according as the revelation of grace ~is of a higher
53 2, 112 | knowing a thing: first, by ~revelation, and thus anyone may know
54 2, 112 | knowledge, which comes of revelation. Hence he adds (1 Cor. 2:
55 2, 112 | God. Or it may refer to a revelation.~
56 2, 2 | is the result of Divine ~revelation: for matters of faith surpass
57 2, 2 | natural reason. Now Divine ~revelation reaches those of lower degree
58 2, 2 | is the result of Divine revelation, which reaches ~man by means
59 2, 2 | since ~they received no revelation. Therefore it seems that
60 2, 2 | saved without receiving any revelation, they were not ~saved without
61 2, 2 | Him, and according to the ~revelation of the Spirit to those who
62 2, 31 | God's executor, by ~Whose revelation he knew of their sin. With
63 2, 88 | special instinct or Divine revelation, make use of the ~demons'
64 2, 93 | whatever, except by divine ~revelation, he manifestly usurps what
65 2, 93 | future things, through divine revelation: for then he does not divine, ~
66 2, 93 | dreams are due to divine revelation, or to some natural cause
67 2, 93 | divination if it be caused by a revelation ~of the demons, with whom
68 2, 140 | goes on to tell of the revelation that he received immediately
69 2, 145 | Daniel that he ~received a revelation from God after fasting for
70 2, 152 | or again through Divine revelation, or the ~interference of
71 2, 169 | prophecy," since prophetic revelation ~extends not only to future
72 2, 169 | wisdom." Again, prophetic revelation is about ~things pertaining
73 2, 169 | OBJ 4: Further, just as revelation regards the intellect, so
74 2, 169 | described as "inspiration" or "revelation," according to ~Cassiodorus [*
75 2, 169 | giveth understanding": while revelation is necessary, as regards
76 2, 169 | always in need of a fresh revelation; thus a disciple who has
77 2, 169 | a Divine ~inspiration or revelation, announcing the issue of
78 2, 169 | Therefore the prophetic revelation is about future contingencies
79 2, 169 | consequently the prophetic revelation extends to them all. Thus
80 2, 169 | ministry of spirits a prophetic revelation concerning the perfections ~
81 2, 169 | relative sense, it follows that revelation of ~future events belongs
82 2, 169 | to man except by Divine revelation; ~whereas those that are
83 2, 169 | 1~Whether by the Divine revelation a prophet knows all that
84 2, 169 | seem that by the Divine revelation a prophet knows all ~that
85 2, 169 | Now prophecy is a ~"Divine revelation," as stated above (A[3]).
86 2, 169 | according to the special ~revelation of this or that matter.~
87 2, 169 | in the ~genus of Divine revelation: hence it is written (1
88 2, 169 | imperfectly. The Divine revelation will be brought to its perfection
89 2, 169 | is lacking to prophetic ~revelation, but that it lacks none
90 2, 169 | Now prophecy ~is a Divine revelation, as stated above (A[3]).
91 2, 169 | in ~one way by an express revelation, in another way by a most
92 2, 169 | he knows by an express ~revelation, and he has it for certain
93 2, 169 | most certain of the Divine revelation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
94 2, 169 | first place consider the revelation that ~is made by the prophetic
95 2, 169 | a Divine inspiration or revelation, announcing the issue of
96 2, 169 | prophet's intellect, by Divine revelation. Now the truth of knowledge ~
97 2, 169 | united in the prophetic ~revelation, because an imprint made
98 2, 169 | sometimes the prophetic ~revelation is an imprinted likeness
99 2, 169 | however, the prophetic ~revelation is an imprinted likeness
100 2, 170 | nature, but from Divine revelation alone. On the other ~hand,
101 2, 170 | which comes through Divine revelation. First, because ~the former
102 2, 170 | nature, but only from Divine ~revelation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
103 2, 170 | knows future things by a ~revelation of the angels; but not by
104 2, 170 | comes either from the ~revelation of spiritual substances,
105 2, 170 | Para. 1/1~Whether prophetic revelation comes through the angels?~
106 2, 170 | would seem that prophetic revelation does not come through the ~
107 2, 170 | Therefore the ~prophetic revelation is not made by means of
108 2, 170 | that prophecy is a ~"Divine revelation": whereas if it were conveyed
109 2, 170 | would ~be called an angelic revelation. Therefore prophecy is not
110 2, 170 | visions. Therefore prophetic revelation is ~conveyed by means of
111 2, 170 | Divine ~enlightenment and revelation. Therefore it is evident
112 2, 170 | an ~instrument, prophetic revelation, which is conveyed by the
113 2, 170 | an ~obstacle to prophetic revelation, for instance if a man were
114 2, 170 | For ~prophecy is "a Divine revelation," according to Cassiodorus [*
115 2, 170 | revelations alone; yet the revelation which is made by the demons
116 2, 170 | speak from the ~demons' revelation, but sometimes by Divine
117 2, 170 | Ghost, and sometimes by revelation of the good ~spirits, as
118 2, 171 | 2) Whether the prophetic revelation is effected by the infusion
119 2, 171 | alone?~(3) Whether prophetic revelation is always accompanied by
120 2, 171 | 1~Whether, in prophetic revelation, new species of things are
121 2, 171 | would seem that in prophetic revelation no new species of ~things
122 2, 171 | would seem that prophetic revelation is not effected ~by impressing
123 2, 171 | seem that in prophetic revelation no new species of things
124 2, 171 | seems that in ~prophetic revelation new species of things are
125 2, 171 | be likened to prophetic revelation in ~the second of these
126 2, 171 | is evident that prophetic revelation is conveyed sometimes by ~
127 2, 171 | sometimes in prophetic revelation ~imaginary species previously
128 2, 171 | image is, in prophetic ~revelation, imprinted immediately by
129 2, 171 | necessary for ~prophetic revelation to be always accompanied
130 2, 171 | Article, the prophetic ~revelation takes place in four ways:
131 2, 171 | When, however, prophetic revelation is conveyed by images in
132 2, 171 | as regards the prophetic revelation itself, it would be ~more
133 2, 171 | answer that, In prophetic revelation the prophet's mind is moved
134 2, 172 | veils." Now the prophetic revelation is conveyed by ~the infusion
135 2, 172 | Now one prophet receives revelation through various imaginary ~
136 2, 172 | nearer to the cause of the revelation. ~Fourthly, the height of
137 2, 172 | various degrees of prophetic revelation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[174] A[
138 2, 172 | pertain to the ~prophetic revelation, but to the announcement,
139 2, 172 | because both received a ~revelation of intelligible and supernatural
140 2, 172 | spectators of a fuller ~revelation, as stated in 2 Cor. 3.~
141 2, 172 | Further, prophecy is a "divine revelation." Now divine ~revelations
142 2, 172 | Reply OBJ 2: The divine revelation is made to the angels, not
143 2, 172 | to God; wherefore their ~revelation has not the character of
144 2, 172 | OBJ 2: Further, prophetic revelation is conveyed by God speaking
145 2, 172 | Under the Law prophetic revelation of things pertinent ~to
146 2, 172 | however, the most excellent revelation was that which was ~given
147 2, 172 | given first. Now the first revelation, before the Law, was given
148 2, 172 | whereas hitherto no such revelation ~was necessary while all
149 2, 172 | one God. A less ~excellent revelation was made to Isaac, being
150 2, 172 | state ~of the Law the first revelation which was given to Moses
151 2, 172 | excellent, and on this revelation all the other revelations
152 2, 172 | Church is founded on the revelation vouchsafed to the apostles, ~
153 2, 172 | human acts, the prophetic revelation varied ~not according to
154 2, 173 | carried aloft on the wings of revelation." Now ~revelation pertains
155 2, 173 | wings of revelation." Now ~revelation pertains to the intellective
156 2, 173 | incredible that this sublime revelation" (namely, that ~they should
157 2, 174 | hath a ~tongue, hath a revelation," i.e. a prophetic revelation.~
158 2, 174 | revelation," i.e. a prophetic revelation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[176] A[
159 2, 174 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Prophetic revelation extends to the knowledge
160 2, 178 | to reason, when by divine revelation ~we become cognizant of
161 2, 178 | that which we obtain by revelation. For Dionysius says (Coel.
162 3, 11 | made known to man by Divine revelation, whether they ~belong to
163 3, 28 | her whom by the angel's ~revelation he knew to have conceived
164 3, 36 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the revelation of Divine truth should be
165 3, 36 | the Magi had received a revelation through the angels" ~that
166 3, 38 | God, who by an interior revelation of ~the Holy Ghost sent
167 3, 38 | but of a ~certain interior revelation of the Holy Ghost, as stated
168 3, 55 | man ~except through Divine revelation, as the Apostle says (1
169 3, 55 | by Galilee we understand 'revelation,' ~we are to understand
170 3, 66 | OBJ 1: It was by a special revelation from Christ that in the ~
171 3, 83 | the people through Divine ~revelation, such as faith and heavenly
172 3, 84 | priest, who has received no revelation on the matter, to say: "
173 3, 84 | is no need for a special revelation to be ~made to the priest,
174 3, 84 | priest, but the general revelation of faith suffices, through ~
175 3, 84 | are forgiven. Hence the revelation of faith is said to have ~
176 Suppl, 6 | working of miracles, or in the revelation of ~mysteries, or in the
177 Suppl, 18| mention ~is made of the revelation vouchsafed to him of the
178 Suppl, 41| as ~regards the actual revelation of hidden things, did not
179 Suppl, 74| known except either by ~revelation or by natural reason: and
180 Suppl, 74| Again it cannot be known by revelation, so that all may be on the ~
181 Suppl, 86| merits: so that this very ~revelation of justice is called judgment.
182 Suppl, 88| travaileth in pain, awaiteth ~the revelation of the glory of the children
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