Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |          same thing, whether God pre-ordained that He ~would give the
 2   1, 23  |    effect of predestination ~was pre-ordained for some on account of pre-existing
 3   1, 23  |       Thus we might say that God pre-ordained to give glory on ~account
 4   1, 23  |    account of merit, and that He pre-ordained to give grace to merit glory. ~
 5   1, 23  | Therefore the number to be saved pre-ordained by ~God cannot be certain.~
 6   1, 23  |   Therefore the number of ~those pre-ordained by God to be saved is not
 7   1, 23  |     which is His ~effect. For He pre-ordained the measurements of the
 8   1, 23  |      flies and such like, is not pre-ordained by God "per se"; ~but divine
 9   1, 23  |  reprobate, who would seem to be pre-ordained by God for the good of the ~
10   1, 25  |         He has not foreknown and pre-ordained that He would do. ~But He
11   1, 25  |          He neither foreknew nor pre-ordained that He would do anything
12   1, 25  |       those He has foreknown and pre-ordained He would do. ~But it could
13   1, 25  |           foreknown, and had not pre-ordained that He would do, because
14   1, 115 |      Divine Providence, as being pre-ordained, and as it were "fore-spoken," ~
15   3, 7   |    according as one is divinely ~pre-ordained to a higher or lower state.~
16   3, 7   |       with what man is divinely ~pre-ordained to; and this is either something
17   3, 7   |        which all the ~saints are pre-ordained, or something special, which
18   3, 24  |        God has not from eternity pre-ordained to do this in time: ~since
19   3, 36  |         people, but to witnesses pre-ordained by God." Consequently, ~
20 Suppl, 72|            because it is perhaps pre-ordained that they shall be saved