Part, Question
1 1, 13 | creatures are predicated of God ~temporally?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
2 1, 13 | are not ~predicated of God temporally. For all such names signify
3 1, 13 | are ~not applied to God temporally, but eternally.~Aquin.:
4 1, 13 | which something applies temporally can be ~described as made;
5 1, 13 | made; for what is white temporally is made white. But to ~make
6 1, 13 | can be predicated of God ~temporally. ~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
7 1, 13 | names are applied to God temporally as implying ~relation to
8 1, 13 | names are not applied to God temporally.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
9 1, 13 | God from eternity, and not temporally.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
10 1, 13 | Lord" is applied to God temporally.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
11 1, 13 | creatures are applied ~to God temporally, and not from eternity.~
12 1, 13 | being predicated of God ~temporally, not by reason of any change
13 1, 13 | relations applied to God temporally are only in God in ~our
14 1, 13 | effects are applied to God temporally, as "Saviour," ~"Creator,"
15 1, 13 | which are applied to God ~temporally, are in God only in idea;
16 1, 43 | if it becomes something temporally. ~But a divine person is
17 1, 43 | proceed eternally as God; but temporally, ~by becoming man, according
18 1, 43 | Himself is called Lord ~temporally by change of the creature.~
19 1, 43 | 20) that "the Son, when ~temporally perceived by the mind, is
20 1, 43 | the Holy Ghost ~proceeds temporally for the creature's sanctification."
21 1, 43 | person is sent, and proceeds ~temporally only according to sanctifying
22 1, 43 | if it becomes something temporally. ~But a divine person is
23 1, 43 | proceed eternally as God; but temporally, ~by becoming man, according
24 1, 43 | Himself is called Lord ~temporally by change of the creature.~
25 1, 43 | 20) that "the Son, when ~temporally perceived by the mind, is
26 1, 43 | the Holy Ghost ~proceeds temporally for the creature's sanctification."
27 1, 43 | person is sent, and proceeds temporally only according to sanctifying
28 1, 92 | faith, which comes to us temporally ~for this present life;
29 2, 106 | either spiritually or ~temporally, than would the scandal
30 Suppl, 69| saints were detained but temporally in the limbo ~of the Fathers.
31 Suppl, 69| sin that it be punished ~temporally in purgatory, through its
32 Appen1, 1| venial sin is punished temporally. Seeing then that venial
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