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 1   1, 68 |           of himself that he was "rapt ~to the third heaven."~Aquin.:
 2   1, 69 |           of himself that he was "rapt ~to the third heaven."~Aquin.:
 3   2, 171|       form through the seer being rapt in ~divine things." And
 4   2, 173|       know a man in Christ ~. . . rapt even to the third heaven."
 5   2, 173|        which words a gloss says: "Rapt, ~that is to say, uplifted
 6   2, 173|         or through the mind being rapt in ~heavenly things and
 7   2, 173| inclination of the person who ~is rapt; whereas the movement of
 8   2, 173|           something, a man is not rapt, but is moved by himself.~
 9   2, 173|        the things to which he is ~rapt. Hence the Apostle said
10   2, 173|          Apostle said that he was rapt, not only "to the third ~
11   2, 173|          read of Paul that he was rapt to the third heaven, ~so
12   2, 173|          would seem to have been ~rapt to an imaginary vision rather
13   2, 173|        Reply OBJ 1: Man's mind is rapt by God to the contemplation
14   2, 173|    Moreover Paul is stated to be ~rapt to the "third heaven," not
15   2, 173|        when Paul says that he was rapt ~to this heaven he means
16   2, 173|       says that he ~was not only "rapt to the third heaven" by
17   2, 173|     teacher of the gentiles, was ~rapt to this most sublime vision,
18   2, 173|           of the ~body, he is not rapt and caught up into that
19   2, 173|      Augustine reads: "when he is rapt," etc.]~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
20   2, 173|        Now in order for him to be rapt to the ~vision of God, it
21   2, 173|           I know a man in ~Christ rapt even to the third heaven."
22   2, 173|           he ~knew whither he was rapt, since it was "to the third
23   2, 173|   something, namely that ~he was "rapt even to the third heaven,"
24   2, 173|          being of the man who was rapt (as ~though he knew not
25   2, 173|        hand, his soul alone, were rapt to the third heaven. ~Thus
26   2, 173|      durst not assert that he was rapt in ~his body, but said: '
27   2, 173|        states that he knew he was rapt ~even to the third heaven.
28   2, 173|            heaven to which he was rapt, and not an imaginary likeness
29   2, 173|           might state that he was rapt in the ~body, meaning, by
30   2, 173|       then his ~body could not be rapt thither; or he knew it to
31   2, 173|        then his soul could not be rapt thither without his body,
32   2, 173|        Apostle knew himself to be rapt both in ~soul and body,
33   2, 173|        that he knew himself to be rapt; ~and as to his being abstracted
34   2, 173|         time he knows that he was rapt ~"fourteen years ago," and
35   2, 173|      ignored whether, when he was rapt to the third heaven, his
36   2, 173|       whom he states to have been rapt was a ~man not at the time
37   2, 173|        know a man," not "I know a rapt man." Again nothing hinders
38   2, 173|    Although, when the Apostle was rapt from his carnal ~senses