Part, Question
1 1, 23 | predestination is the foreknowledge of God's benefits." But ~
2 1, 23 | of God's benefits." But ~foreknowledge is not in the things foreknown,
3 1, 23 | reprobation implies not only foreknowledge, but also something more,
4 1, 23 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the foreknowledge of merits is the cause of
5 1, 23 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that foreknowledge of merits is the cause of ~
6 1, 23 | Therefore it seems the ~foreknowledge of merits is the cause of
7 1, 23 | predestination than the foreknowledge of merits. ~Therefore it
8 1, 23 | reprobating, unless ~through the foreknowledge of their merits and demerits.~
9 1, 23 | should be saved. Therefore, ~foreknowledge of merits is not the cause
10 1, 23 | Predestination is the foreknowledge and ~preparation of the
11 1, 24 | Civ. Dei xx, 15): "God's foreknowledge, which cannot ~be deceived,
12 1, 24 | be taken away from the ~foreknowledge of God, nor from predestination.
13 1, 24 | of life ~as regards God's foreknowledge, as if in God there were
14 1, 25 | After considering the divine foreknowledge and will, and other things ~
15 1, 25 | doing is subject to His foreknowledge and pre-ordination, though
16 1, 63 | taken as ~according to God's foreknowledge. Hence Augustine says (De
17 1, 64 | taken as ~according to God's foreknowledge. Hence Augustine says (De
18 1, 104| He ~would act against His foreknowledge, or His will, or His goodness.
19 2, 1 | far as it stands in God's ~foreknowledge, it has a certain necessity
20 2, 2 | Resurrection, since man had no foreknowledge of his future sin. He does, ~
21 2, 2 | however, seem to have had foreknowledge of the Incarnation of Christ, ~
22 2, 17 | fall, since they had no foreknowledge of what would ~happen to
23 2, 41 | taken conjointly with such ~foreknowledge, as explained in the FP,
24 2, 93 | are certain arts for the foreknowledge of future ~events that occur
25 2, 93 | in the administering of foreknowledge, comprised, seemingly, ~
26 2, 93 | the end in ~view, which is foreknowledge of the future; but it is
27 2, 93 | no institution for ~the foreknowledge of future events in temporal
28 2, 93 | various signs whence ~the foreknowledge of the future is derived.
29 2, 93 | divinations seek to acquire ~foreknowledge of future events, by means
30 2, 93 | However, with regard to the foreknowledge of future events acquired
31 2, 93 | is impossible to acquire ~foreknowledge of the future from an observation
32 2, 93 | making ~use of dreams for the foreknowledge of the future, so long as
33 2, 93 | must not be applied to the ~foreknowledge of future things other than
34 2, 121| forearmed ~with the shield of foreknowledge." The other thing to be
35 2, 169| is the seal of the Divine foreknowledge." ~Consequently the same
36 2, 169| certitude of the ~Divine foreknowledge does not exclude the contingency
37 2, 169| or "seal of the Divine foreknowledge," does not by its ~unchangeable
38 2, 169| Reply OBJ 2: The Divine foreknowledge regards future things in
39 2, 169| imprinted likeness of the Divine foreknowledge, in so ~far as the latter
40 2, 169| imprinted likeness of the Divine foreknowledge as ~knowing the order of
41 2, 169| as the truth ~of Divine foreknowledge, as stated above, the conditional
42 2, 169| being present to the Divine foreknowledge, as stated in the FP, Q[
43 2, 170| Yet some dumb animals have foreknowledge of future things that concern ~
44 2, 170| A[6], ad 2) prophetic ~foreknowledge may regard future things
45 2, 170| 13]. Wherefore such like foreknowledge of the future ~cannot come
46 2, 170| hold that men have no such foreknowledge of the future, but that
47 2, 170| Nevertheless this latter foreknowledge of the future differs in
48 2, 170| infallibly; whereas ~the latter foreknowledge, which can be had naturally,
49 2, 170| falsehood. Now the ~former foreknowledge, and not the latter, properly
50 2, 170| Even dumb animals have no foreknowledge of future events, ~except
51 2, 171| read in the book of God's foreknowledge in ~which all things are
52 2, 171| are written." Now God's foreknowledge is His very ~essence. Therefore
53 2, 171| the truth of the Divine foreknowledge is formed therein, ~for
54 2, 171| as representing ~God's foreknowledge, for God in His eternity
55 2, 171| read the book of God's ~foreknowledge, inasmuch as the truth is
56 2, 171| is reflected from God's ~foreknowledge on the prophet's mind.~Aquin.:
57 2, 172| divine ~predestination, of foreknowledge, and of denunciation?~Aquin.:
58 2, 172| prophecy proceeds from God's foreknowledge: and into this our ~will
59 2, 172| according to the Divine foreknowledge, since the prophets "read
60 2, 172| prophets "read in the ~book of foreknowledge," as a gloss says on Is.
61 2, 172| that prophecy according to foreknowledge should not be reckoned a ~
62 2, 172| such is the prophecy of "foreknowledge." This may ~regard either
63 2, 172| predestination is comprised under foreknowledge, the gloss in the ~beginning
64 2, 172| to prophecy, namely of ~"foreknowledge," and of "denunciation."~
65 2, 172| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Foreknowledge, properly speaking, denotes
66 3, 1 | Predestination presupposes the foreknowledge of future ~things; and hence,
67 3, 46 | is impossible for God's foreknowledge ~to be deceived and His
68 3, 46 | then, ~supposing God's foreknowledge and ordinance regarding
69 3, 46 | there presupposing God's foreknowledge ~and predetermination, according
70 3, 46 | both based on the Divine foreknowledge and ordinance. ~And the
71 3, 46 | which arises of the Divine ~foreknowledge and will.~Aquin.: SMT TP
72 3, 88 | again, ~not according to His foreknowledge, but only according to His
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