Part, Question

4001 Suppl, 40|         occupations from contemplating Divine things, and from the lower
4002 Suppl, 40|               are ~not occupied in the Divine ministry, so as to have
4003 Suppl, 40|              as to have to contemplate Divine ~things with the mind.~Aquin.:
4004 Suppl, 40|             themselves entirely to the Divine worship. ~Now in the Divine
4005 Suppl, 40|            Divine worship. ~Now in the Divine worship are certain actions
4006 Suppl, 40|            instance the recital of the Divine ~praises. For such things
4007 Suppl, 40|    nevertheless he is appointed to the Divine worship. Hence this ~appointment
4008 Suppl, 40|               else is ~employed in the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4009 Suppl, 40|                 is not contrary to the Divine worship to which clerics
4010 Suppl, 40|            withdrawn thereby from ~the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4011 Suppl, 40|             OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the Divine ministries should be more
4012 Suppl, 40|                dedicate a thing to the Divine offices, as establishing
4013 Suppl, 40|           offices, as establishing the Divine ~worship after the manner
4014 Suppl, 40|               to him alone, to whom by divine right all bow the head,
4015 Suppl, 40|             subject to someone even by divine right.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
4016 Suppl, 40|          required of them for handling Divine things. And since certain
4017 Suppl, 40|                in the exercise of the ~Divine offices to which they are
4018 Suppl, 41|                not unchangeable as the Divine nature is." Hence things
4019 Suppl, 41|            naturally pertain to things Divine nowise vary.~Aquin.: SMT
4020 Suppl, 41|              difference, as well as to Divine providence which ~governs
4021 Suppl, 41|                who have to contemplate Divine things or ~handle sacred
4022 Suppl, 42|              matrimony man receives by Divine institution ~the faculty
4023 Suppl, 42|              this tie by virtue of its Divine institution works ~dispositively [*
4024 Suppl, 44|                community regulated ~by Divine and human law"; and we ask
4025 Suppl, 44|          community is directed, namely Divine and human law, finds a place
4026 Suppl, 45|             the human will but on the ~Divine institution, as shown above (
4027 Suppl, 45|           joining is the effect of the Divine power by ~means of the material
4028 Suppl, 45|               of the sacraments is the Divine power which ~works in them
4029 Suppl, 45|                their efficacy from the Divine ~institution, and thus consent
4030 Suppl, 46|             himself to act against the Divine Law. But the fulfilling
4031 Suppl, 46|           fulfilling of an ~oath is of Divine law according to Mt. 5:33, "
4032 Suppl, 46|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Divine truth is stronger than human
4033 Suppl, 46|              confirms a thing with the Divine truth. Since then words
4034 Suppl, 46|      fulfilling of a lawful oath is of Divine law, but not ~the fulfilling
4035 Suppl, 46|        previously does not disobey the Divine law. And so ~it is in the
4036 Suppl, 46|             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The Divine truth is most efficacious
4037 Suppl, 49|              the species is ~remedied, Divine providence attached pleasure
4038 Suppl, 49|             OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the Divine power which works in the
4039 Suppl, 50|                 is not of human but of Divine ~institution. Therefore
4040 Suppl, 50|                 as a sacrament, by the Divine law; as fulfilling an office
4041 Suppl, 52|              even by a precept of ~the Divine law to pay the debt to his
4042 Suppl, 52|               man binds himself to the Divine ~service is more advantageous
4043 Suppl, 52|            marriage is of natural and ~Divine law. Since then positive
4044 Suppl, 52|     prejudicial to the natural or ~the Divine law, it would seem that
4045 Suppl, 52|          orders a man is bound to ~the Divine service for all time; whereas
4046 Suppl, 53|               Therefore, since it is a Divine commandment to ~keep a vow,
4047 Suppl, 53|              or falls by virtue of the Divine ~acceptance. Therefore since
4048 Suppl, 54|               the flesh. Wherefore the Divine law debars from marriage
4049 Suppl, 54|                another's modesty. ~The Divine law assigns this reason (
4050 Suppl, 54|                to certain persons, by ~Divine law in respect of some,
4051 Suppl, 54|            like in species, but by the Divine ~operation, since from Adam'
4052 Suppl, 54|               is ~not forbidden by the Divine law. Therefore they should
4053 Suppl, 54|         receiving it according to ~the Divine law. Therefore neither can
4054 Suppl, 54|              forbidden to marry by the Divine law.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[54]
4055 Suppl, 54|              human law should copy the Divine law. Now according to ~the
4056 Suppl, 54|             law. Now according to ~the Divine law which is contained in
4057 Suppl, 54|               because at that time the Divine worship was handed down
4058 Suppl, 54|           joined ~together against the Divine command, so does He not
4059 Suppl, 55|               human law should imitate Divine law. Now according to ~the
4060 Suppl, 55|             law. Now according to ~the Divine law certain degrees of consanguinity
4061 Suppl, 55|             human frailty which is not Divine. Therefore a union ~effected
4062 Suppl, 55|                 is not indissoluble by Divine authority, but is brought
4063 Suppl, 55|             brought about contrary to ~Divine authority through man's
4064 Suppl, 57|                 1/1~I answer that, The Divine law especially forbids marriage
4065 Suppl, 59|                  however, forbidden by Divine law, because before God,
4066 Suppl, 59|               by the ordinances of the Divine law. Hence ~unbelievers
4067 Suppl, 59|               degrees forbidden by the Divine ~law, whether both or one
4068 Suppl, 60|               act of adultery. For the Divine law commanded ~adulterous
4069 Suppl, 60|               not a sin to fulfill the Divine ~law. Neither therefore
4070 Suppl, 61|              other's consent. For the ~Divine law ought to be more favorable
4071 Suppl, 61|         Therefore much more should the Divine law ~permit it.~Aquin.:
4072 Suppl, 61|                 of nature: whereas the Divine law considers it as a sacrament,
4073 Suppl, 63|             Men who are consecrated to Divine things are debarred not ~
4074 Suppl, 64|             unfit for the ~exercise of divine offices, not because the
4075 Suppl, 64|            Further, whoever disobeys a Divine command commits a mortal
4076 Suppl, 64|               rashly intruded into the divine service against ~her conscience.~
4077 Suppl, 65|                have been sanctioned by Divine or human law. This is ~what
4078 Suppl, 65|              those things ~that are of Divine right are said to be of
4079 Suppl, 65|         because it is forbidden by the Divine law. It ~is also against
4080 Suppl, 65|          dispensation received through Divine inspiration. Nor is the
4081 Suppl, 66|                a dispensation from the Divine ~law. Now whatever is in
4082 Suppl, 66|                writings belongs to the Divine law. ~Since then in canonical
4083 Suppl, 67|                 A[5], ad 2,3). Now by ~Divine command he sent her away,
4084 Suppl, 67|             signifying or showing some Divine mystery, as instanced in
4085 Suppl, 67|             Moses: wherefore acting on Divine ~authority he did not forbid
4086 Suppl, 67|               so far as it was done by Divine permission: and thus its
4087 Suppl, 67|                lawful by virtue of the Divine dispensation for a husband ~
4088 Suppl, 67|               removed by reason of the divine ~dispensation: and as long
4089 Suppl, 67|             one ~time by virtue of the divine dispensation: wherefore
4090 Suppl, 68|           human justice is copied from Divine. Now God confers ~natural
4091 Suppl, 69|              according to the order of Divine providence; ~for as Augustine
4092 Suppl, 69|                have the wonders of the Divine power, nature's works ~differ
4093 Suppl, 69|        according to the disposition of Divine providence ~separated souls
4094 Suppl, 69|               done miraculously by the Divine ~power, and cannot be done
4095 Suppl, 69|               wholly conformed to the ~divine will, so that they may do
4096 Suppl, 69|              to be ~agreeable with the Divine disposition, or else they
4097 Suppl, 70|        instrument of ~the vengeance of Divine justice. For the order of
4098 Suppl, 70|              justice. For the order of Divine justice demands ~that the
4099 Suppl, 70|               may be the instrument of Divine ~justice in the punishment
4100 Suppl, 70|        instrument of ~the vengeance of Divine justice thus to detain a
4101 Suppl, 70|             that as the ~instrument of Divine justice it is enabled to
4102 Suppl, 70|                it is the instrument of Divine justice.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4103 Suppl, 70|               outside hell, except by ~Divine permission, either for the
4104 Suppl, 71|                 Further, it belongs to Divine justice to repay good for
4105 Suppl, 71|             ordinately ~subject to the Divine power. On the other hand,
4106 Suppl, 71|            Hence it is not contrary to Divine justice if a man ~receives
4107 Suppl, 71|              would act counter to ~the Divine order," and consequently
4108 Suppl, 71|               seems incompatible with ~Divine providence, which leaves
4109 Suppl, 71|           those of the miracles of the Divine power as Augustine says ~(
4110 Suppl, 71|                 seem incompatible with Divine justice.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4111 Suppl, 71|     punishments. But according to ~the Divine mercy which transcends human
4112 Suppl, 71|                God was commuted by the Divine mercy [*Cf. FP, ~Q[19],
4113 Suppl, 71|                dead" are the object of Divine ~providence, not that there
4114 Suppl, 71|           Human justice is copied from Divine justice. But if a ~person
4115 Suppl, 71|                of prayers, rely on the Divine ~power. But with God, just
4116 Suppl, 71|                is divided in virtue of Divine justice among those for
4117 Suppl, 71|               no more difficult to the Divine power to ~absolve many than
4118 Suppl, 72|                 1/1~I answer that, The Divine essence is a sufficient
4119 Suppl, 72|           saints do not comprehend the Divine essence, it does not ~follow
4120 Suppl, 72|               that can be known by the Divine essence - for ~which reason
4121 Suppl, 72|          blessed must needs see in the Divine essence as many other things
4122 Suppl, 72|                fully conformed to ~the Divine will even as regards the
4123 Suppl, 72|               with the ~disposition of Divine justice. Nevertheless, it
4124 Suppl, 72|               to God, the order of the Divine law requires that we, ~who
4125 Suppl, 72|             and this ~happens when the Divine goodness pours forth its
4126 Suppl, 72|             boons upon us, just as the Divine favors reach us by means
4127 Suppl, 72|               or because they seek the Divine truth about them, namely
4128 Suppl, 72|             they seek a hearing of the Divine ~clemency on our behalf:
4129 Suppl, 72|                on various sides to the Divine inquiry, with a view of
4130 Suppl, 72|            what they see to be in the ~Divine will: and so neither do
4131 Suppl, 72|                is possible that by the Divine ~power the sun, moon, and
4132 Suppl, 72|          angels will be present at the Divine judgment; ~wherefore it
4133 Suppl, 72|             heaven will wonder at the ~Divine power doing such things,
4134 Suppl, 72|               2: Further, according to Divine justice cleansing is directed
4135 Suppl, 72|           course of things, but by the Divine ~power: and from all these
4136 Suppl, 72|                principles but from the divine power or ~operation: whether
4137 Suppl, 72|              as ~the instrument of the Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
4138 Suppl, 72|               as the instrument of the Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
4139 Suppl, 72|           execution of the sentence of Divine judgment. Now execution
4140 Suppl, 72|               act as the instrument of Divine justice ~as well as by the
4141 Suppl, 72|              acts as the instrument of Divine justice, it will act differently
4142 Suppl, 72|              also as the instrument of Divine justice.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4143 Suppl, 72|                of ~all it imitates the Divine perfection. Hence the heart
4144 Suppl, 72|            nature. For supposing by ~a divine operation all men to be
4145 Suppl, 72|           nature is subordinate to the Divine ~operation, just as the
4146 Suppl, 73|             God and men: wherefore the Divine gifts are bestowed on men
4147 Suppl, 73|            resurrection wrought by the Divine ~power. And therefore as
4148 Suppl, 73|               resurrection: ~since the Divine operations were wrought
4149 Suppl, 73|              its principle, namely the Divine power which will work ~our
4150 Suppl, 73|           appointed to human things by Divine providence, Christ's ~resurrection
4151 Suppl, 73|              resurrection: to wit, the Divine ~will which commands, the
4152 Suppl, 73|           accomplish our will. And the Divine nod, at which the ~resurrection
4153 Suppl, 74|              states (De Trin. iii, 4) "Divine providence ~decreed that
4154 Suppl, 74|               established in things by Divine providence if the matter
4155 Suppl, 75|              it is more in accord with Divine justice, ~which condemned
4156 Suppl, 75|              is more in agreement with Divine Scripture which ~foretells
4157 Suppl, 75|              as death was inflicted by Divine justice as a ~punishment
4158 Suppl, 75|               only by the ordering ~of Divine providence, which decreed
4159 Suppl, 75|          according to the ~ordering of Divine justice, whereby those ashes
4160 Suppl, 77|                useless ~is done in the Divine works, and since the use
4161 Suppl, 77|                substitution is made by Divine power so ~far as the perfection
4162 Suppl, 77|            rise again in the first the Divine power ~supplying deficiencies
4163 Suppl, 77|                as deemed expedient ~by Divine providence. Or else he refers
4164 Suppl, 78|             account of ~the fulness of Divine wisdom which will be in
4165 Suppl, 78|               the selfsame, namely the Divine, power ~will restore all
4166 Suppl, 78|              erred or ~failed: and the Divine power will subtract or supply
4167 Suppl, 78|         befitting to ~the species, the Divine power will supply the defect
4168 Suppl, 79|                proper ~activities, the Divine power so doing for the preservation
4169 Suppl, 79|                ad Consent. cxlvi) "the Divine ~power is able to remove"
4170 Suppl, 79|               they will be filled with Divine wisdom by the ~very vision
4171 Suppl, 80|                by the operation of the Divine power: even as the body ~
4172 Suppl, 80|               the faith. Thus will the Divine power ~make it possible
4173 Suppl, 80|               its subtlety, but by the Divine ~power, which will assist
4174 Suppl, 80|              place. But supposing by a Divine miracle a distinction of
4175 Suppl, 80|              would be possible by the ~Divine power for two glorified
4176 Suppl, 80|         pleasure, it may happen by the Divine power that it ~occupy the
4177 Suppl, 81|                  that which shares the Divine goodness without movement
4178 Suppl, 81|             glorified ~body shares the Divine goodness more excellently
4179 Suppl, 81|                forth the excellence of Divine wisdom, and ~that furthermore
4180 Suppl, 81|          without movement to share the Divine goodness much more perfectly ~
4181 Suppl, 81|           perfect participation in the Divine ~goodness (since they have
4182 Suppl, 83|                in this world: but the ~Divine justice demands that there
4183 Suppl, 83|             will serve the purpose of ~Divine justice, since living for
4184 Suppl, 83|            keeping with the demands of Divine justice, as we shall state ~
4185 Suppl, 83|          bodies serves the ~purpose of Divine providence, by which through
4186 Suppl, 83|           consumed by fire will be the Divine justice by which their bodies
4187 Suppl, 83|        everlasting punishment. Now the Divine justice is served ~also
4188 Suppl, 84|                Dei xx) that "a kind of Divine ~energy will come to our
4189 Suppl, 84|           external evidence, so is the Divine ~judgment to the witness
4190 Suppl, 84|           judged. Therefore, since the Divine ~judgment is most perfect,
4191 Suppl, 84|           single book, because the one Divine ~power will cause all to
4192 Suppl, 84|            says (De Civ. ~Dei xx), the Divine energy will especially conduce
4193 Suppl, 84|              will ~they rejoice in the Divine mercy, whereby their sins
4194 Suppl, 84|              angels rejoice now in the Divine justice whereby those ~whom
4195 Suppl, 84|               judgment it behooves the Divine ~justice, which now is in
4196 Suppl, 84|             visible, especially as the Divine power will conduce to this
4197 Suppl, 84|              in a very short time, the Divine power coming to ~their aid.
4198 Suppl, 85|                But the sentence of the Divine judgment on ~man regards
4199 Suppl, 85|             Hence at this judgment the Divine justice ~will be made manifest
4200 Suppl, 85|                of life ~is governed by Divine providence.~Aquin.: SMT
4201 Suppl, 85|               20:12,[15] "is a kind of Divine energy enabling ~each one
4202 Suppl, 85|              deeds, as a result of the Divine energy which the ~Gospel
4203 Suppl, 85|               which are subject to the Divine power ~alone, and in which
4204 Suppl, 85|             clouds will be produced by Divine power in order to show the
4205 Suppl, 86|               demerits, are subject to Divine authority alone. ~Therefore
4206 Suppl, 86|              containing the decrees of Divine justice according to which
4207 Suppl, 86|                 Those who persevere in Divine ~contemplation, who read
4208 Suppl, 86|             others to the knowledge of Divine justice, that these may
4209 Suppl, 86|                heart instructed in all Divine ~truth which he will be
4210 Suppl, 86|                retain the ~precepts of Divine justice in his heart in
4211 Suppl, 86|              secondly that one possess Divine ~justice by way of habit
4212 Suppl, 86|             which seem consistent with Divine ~justice, because it is
4213 Suppl, 86|            them, regards the order of ~Divine justice on the part of the
4214 Suppl, 86|           opinion regards the order of Divine justice on the part of the
4215 Suppl, 86|           punished by demons, lest the Divine order, whereby ~the angels
4216 Suppl, 86|               the human nature and the Divine, be ~entirely set aside.
4217 Suppl, 86|           aside. Wherefore just as the Divine illuminations are ~conveyed
4218 Suppl, 86|             too the demons execute the Divine ~justice on the wicked.
4219 Suppl, 86|       everlasting ~banishment from the Divine vision: but there is no
4220 Suppl, 86|               even the good, since the Divine sentence will appoint ~to
4221 Suppl, 86|              themselves wholly to the ~Divine service, and who have no
4222 Suppl, 86|              for the manifestation ~of Divine justice, that their merits
4223 Suppl, 86|               as they were directed by Divine providence to try the life ~
4224 Suppl, 87|              Christ, in respect of His Divine nature, has authority of ~
4225 Suppl, 87|             eternity in respect of the Divine nature, but also in ~time
4226 Suppl, 87|              they are ~directed to the Divine goodness, since its image
4227 Suppl, 88|         altogether incorruptible, ~the Divine power effecting this through
4228 Suppl, 88|         wherein manifest proofs of the Divine majesty will appear, ~especially
4229 Suppl, 88|                greater inflow from the Divine goodness than now, not ~
4230 Suppl, 88|              this ~same renewal by the Divine agency.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
4231 Suppl, 88|             bodies participate of ~the Divine goodness by their movement."
4232 Suppl, 88|                body participate in the Divine goodness by way of a ~certain
4233 Suppl, 88|                movement is ordained by Divine ~providence to the completion
4234 Suppl, 88|               which it awaits from the Divine ~disposal.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4235 Suppl, 88|           namely ~the imitation of the Divine goodness in the causality
4236 Suppl, 88|          perfect ~participation of the Divine goodness is nobler than
4237 Suppl, 88|               was brought about by the Divine power. Others, however,
4238 Suppl, 88|              lack of light, yet by the Divine power its surface will be ~
4239 Suppl, 89|               2 - OF THE VISION OF THE DIVINE ESSENCE IN REFERENCE TO
4240 Suppl, 89|                 1) Their vision of the Divine ~essence, wherein their
4241 Suppl, 89|          between our intellect and the Divine essence, since ~an infinite
4242 Suppl, 89|            attain to the vision of the Divine essence.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4243 Suppl, 89|            attain to the vision of the Divine essence.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4244 Suppl, 89|             have one being, while the ~Divine essence differs from our
4245 Suppl, 89|                1/1~OBJ 9: Further, the Divine essence is more distant
4246 Suppl, 89|               to the knowledge ~of the Divine essence, for since it is
4247 Suppl, 89|            infinitely distant from the Divine ~essence, it degenerates
4248 Suppl, 89|       separates our intellect from the Divine essence and ~from separate
4249 Suppl, 89|           attain to the vision of ~the Divine essence, but to something
4250 Suppl, 89|            attain to the vision of the Divine essence, and ~according
4251 Suppl, 89|           substance, especially of the Divine essence, which ~more than
4252 Suppl, 89|                seems inadequate to the Divine vision which we seek. ~For
4253 Suppl, 89|      consequently the likeness of the ~Divine essence impressed on our
4254 Suppl, 89|              perfect ~reception of the Divine likeness. Now the lack of
4255 Suppl, 89|                in comparison with ~the Divine essence. Now in order that
4256 Suppl, 89|             reason ~those who held the Divine essence to be seen in this
4257 Suppl, 89|              this way suffice for the ~Divine vision that we seek.~Aquin.:
4258 Suppl, 89|             not ~be led thereby to the Divine essence. This, however,
4259 Suppl, 89|               understood as though the Divine essence were in reality
4260 Suppl, 89|             that the proportion of the Divine essence to ~our intellect
4261 Suppl, 89|           together with the indwelling Divine essence, though they ~are
4262 Suppl, 89|          received in the same way, the Divine essence will be to the ~
4263 Suppl, 89|       intellect to ~be able to see the Divine essence by the Divine essence
4264 Suppl, 89|              the Divine essence by the Divine essence itself may be ~shown
4265 Suppl, 89|          matter. Therefore, since the ~Divine essence is pure act, it
4266 Suppl, 89|             created essence, so is the Divine knowledge to His infinite
4267 Suppl, 89|         difference that is between the Divine ~intellect and ours. Now
4268 Suppl, 89|               out of proportion to the Divine essence. ~Hence He cannot
4269 Suppl, 89|      illuminated object. And since the Divine essence is of a ~different
4270 Suppl, 89|              Dionysius) says that the "Divine darkness is impervious to
4271 Suppl, 89|    illumination," because, to wit, the Divine essence, which he calls ~"
4272 Suppl, 89|                it does not surpass the Divine essence, which ~will be
4273 Suppl, 89|    proportionate to the ~vision of the Divine essence; but not to the
4274 Suppl, 89|              seen in His essence, the ~Divine essence itself will be the
4275 Suppl, 89|             Nevertheless, although the Divine essence is more ~distant,
4276 Suppl, 89|             efficacy in seeing, as the Divine essence has to the effect
4277 Suppl, 89|           impossible for it to see the Divine essence as an object of
4278 Suppl, 89|              will be able to know the ~Divine essence united to it, but
4279 Suppl, 89|                it is informed. Now the Divine essence shows a ~thing forth
4280 Suppl, 89|                that blessed vision the Divine essence becomes the form
4281 Suppl, 89|        understand all things." Now the Divine essence represents all things
4282 Suppl, 89|              the lower angels see the ~Divine essence. Therefore an angel
4283 Suppl, 89|              an angel while seeing the Divine essence may be ~ignorant
4284 Suppl, 89|               intellect, by seeing the Divine essence, to know all that
4285 Suppl, 89|           Since then the extent of the Divine power is measured according
4286 Suppl, 89|           intellect were to see in the Divine essence all that God ~can
4287 Suppl, 89|              would equal in extent the Divine ~power in producing its
4288 Suppl, 89|                it would comprehend the Divine ~power, which is impossible
4289 Suppl, 89|           regarding others who see the Divine essence there are two opinions. ~
4290 Suppl, 89|            they do not comprehend ~the Divine essence. For it is not necessary
4291 Suppl, 89|               according as he sees the Divine essence the more clearly:
4292 Suppl, 89|              things on the part of the Divine ~essence, which is the medium
4293 Suppl, 89|                does not comprehend the Divine essence.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4294 Suppl, 89|             created intellect sees the Divine essence not according ~to
4295 Suppl, 89|                to it. And although the Divine essence ~which is the type
4296 Suppl, 89|              according as one sees the Divine ~essence more fully.~Aquin.:
4297 Suppl, 89|             Reply OBJ 10: Although the Divine essence is the type of all
4298 Suppl, 89|             intellect extends. But the Divine essence is not a form proportionate
4299 Suppl, 89|                all will see all in the Divine essence. Christ's soul, ~
4300 Suppl, 90|               thing approaches ~to the Divine likeness, the more perfectly
4301 Suppl, 90|              render him capable of the Divine ~clarity, on the increase
4302 Suppl, 90|         increase in perfection ~of the Divine vision. In the second way
4303 Suppl, 91|               without prejudice to the Divine justice they can ~be taken
4304 Suppl, 91|               it would be contrary to ~Divine justice. Consequently the
4305 Suppl, 91|      considering therein the order ~of Divine justice and their own deliverance,
4306 Suppl, 91|                with ~joy. And thus the Divine justice and their own deliverance
4307 Suppl, 92|                nature is united to the Divine; the ~third is the union
4308 Suppl, 92|              the human nature with the Divine, whether we ~consider the
4309 Suppl, 92|              the human nature with the Divine; secondly, because there
4310 Suppl, 92|             species, neither as to His Divine nor as to His human nature. ~
4311 Suppl, 93|               two persons may have the Divine vision ~with equal clearness,
4312 Suppl, 93|          purpose unless it came from a Divine inspiration, as is ~believed
4313 Suppl, 93|               perchance it ~be done by Divine instinct as an example of
4314 Suppl, 93|         brought death on themselves by Divine instinct, and for this reason
4315 Suppl, 93|               use of reason was by the Divine power ~accelerated in the
4316 Suppl, 94|              This is also becoming to ~Divine justice, that whereas they
4317 Suppl, 94|             the ~place is dark. Yet by Divine disposition, there is a
4318 Suppl, 94|              will be the instrument of Divine justice ~inflicting punishment.
4319 Suppl, 94|          regulated by ~the ordering of Divine justice: even so the fire
4320 Suppl, 94|                both by the ordering of Divine justice, and on account ~
4321 Suppl, 94|           eternity by the ~ordering of Divine justice although according
4322 Suppl, 95|             except as forbidden by the Divine commandment.~Aquin.: SMT
4323 Suppl, 96|                inquiry:~(1) Whether by Divine justice an eternal punishment
4324 Suppl, 96|             Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether by Divine justice an eternal punishment
4325 Suppl, 96|               inflicted on ~sinners by Divine justice. For the punishment
4326 Suppl, 96|        inflicted for sins according to Divine justice.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4327 Suppl, 96|              seem ~out of keeping with Divine justice that sinners should
4328 Suppl, 96|              guilt. Now, ~according to Divine justice, an eternal reward
4329 Suppl, 96|                Therefore according to ~Divine justice an everlasting punishment
4330 Suppl, 96|          manner. So too, ~according to Divine justice, sin renders a person
4331 Suppl, 96|              of purgatory according to Divine justice.~Aquin.: SMT XP
4332 Suppl, 96|            First, because ~thereby the Divine justice is safeguarded which
4333 Suppl, 96|               for ever the ~debtors of Divine grace the more that they
4334 Suppl, 96|                For it ~becomes not the Divine goodness that a whole genus
4335 Suppl, 96|           because the intention of the Divine will ~is fulfilled in the
4336 Suppl, 96|                the saints' prayers the Divine mercy will in time ~deliver
4337 Suppl, 96|                Christ, perpetuated the Divine anger in ~themselves, since
4338 Appen1, 1|                obtain. Now this is the divine vision; and consequently
4339 Appen1, 1|                is the privation of the divine ~vision, even as in Scripture
4340 Appen1, 1|              according to the order of divine ~justice, whether the object
4341 Appen1, 1|         punishing them by order of the divine justice. Wherefore those
4342 Appen1, 1|            pain of sense is not due by divine justice will not suffer ~
4343 Appen1, 1|           souls would wish to have the divine vision, else their ~will
4344 Appen1, 1|                will opposes itself to ~divine justice, and thus would
4345 Appen1, 1|              for being deprived of the divine ~vision; nay, rather will
4346 Appen1, 2|                namely the delay of the divine vision, and the pain of ~
4347 Appen1, 2|             after the Judgment day the Divine justice will kindle ~the
4348 Appen1, 2|        cleansed after this life by the Divine justice alone, and ~neither