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 1   1, 3 |           His infinity; ~(4) His immutability; (5) His unity.~Aquin.:
 2   1, 9 |          9] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE IMMUTABILITY OF GOD (TWO ARTICLES)~We
 3   1, 9 |           We next consider God's immutability, and His eternity following
 4   1, 9 |       eternity following on His ~immutability. On the immutability of
 5   1, 9 |        His ~immutability. On the immutability of God there are two points
 6   1, 9 |      their natural endowment of ~immutability of being, have also immutability
 7   1, 9 | immutability of being, have also immutability of election by divine ~power;
 8   1, 10|       therefore to designate the immutability and permanence of eternity,
 9   1, 10|         idea of eternity follows immutability, as the idea of ~time follows
10   1, 10|       way as He communicates His immutability.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[10] A[
11   1, 10|      because eternity follows on immutability; as appears from the first ~
12   1, 10|         however, as some receive immutability from Him, they ~share in
13   1, 10|      eternity. Thus some receive immutability from God in the way ~of
14   1, 23|         wills, on account of the immutability of ~the divine will, but
15   1, 25|           also, if we regard the immutability of the divine power, whatever
16   1, 41|        the idea of ~creation the immutability of the Father may be understood,
17   1, 50|         which ~includes complete immutability; since "every change is
18   1, 50|       The angels obtain perfect ~immutability only by favor, as will appear
19   1, 41|        the idea of ~creation the immutability of the Father may be understood,
20   1, 51|         which ~includes complete immutability; since "every change is
21   1, 51|       The angels obtain perfect ~immutability only by favor, as will appear
22   2, 87|         in order to ~express the immutability of His word, as the Apostle