Part, Question

3501 Suppl, 87|            the Son in respect of His human nature. Therefore He will
3502 Suppl, 87|            will not judge under ~His human form.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[90]
3503 Suppl, 87|            Pilate with regard to His human ~nature. Therefore He will
3504 Suppl, 87|              He will judge under the human nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
3505 Suppl, 87|        Gospel while appearing in the human nature. Therefore ~He will
3506 Suppl, 87|            to Him in respect of ~His human nature. Wherefore "to this
3507 Suppl, 87|      judgment under the form of ~His human nature, since it is by favor
3508 Suppl, 87|               but in respect of His ~human nature He has authority
3509 Suppl, 87|             the natural power of the human species, nevertheless there ~
3510 Suppl, 87|   nevertheless there ~is also in His human nature an invincible power
3511 Suppl, 87|           Hence He will judge in His human nature indeed, but by the
3512 Suppl, 87|               time in respect of the human nature wherein He merited
3513 Suppl, 87|          which Christ wrought in the human nature to causes ~somewhat
3514 Suppl, 87|      wherefore also according to His human nature He is becomingly
3515 Suppl, 87|              Form is taken there for human nature wherein He was judged ~
3516 Suppl, 88|            the heavenly movement the human race is multiplied, plants
3517 Suppl, 88|      heavenly bodies far surpass the human body, yet ~the rational
3518 Suppl, 88|              than these ~surpass the human body. Hence it is not unreasonable
3519 Suppl, 88|           spirits and the earthly or human spirits, so is there an
3520 Suppl, 88|      perfection on that in which the human spirit agrees ~with the
3521 Suppl, 88|          were made for the upkeep of human ~life; wherefore it is written (
3522 Suppl, 89|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the human intellect can attain to
3523 Suppl, 89|               It would seem that the human intellect cannot attain
3524 Suppl, 89|             His glory surpasses ~the human intellect in heaven even
3525 Suppl, 89|            theologians held that the human intellect can never attain ~
3526 Suppl, 89|             passive intellect of the human soul is a power that is ~
3527 Suppl, 92|              in regard to ~which the human nature in Him is said to
3528 Suppl, 92|           condescension, whereby the human nature is united to the
3529 Suppl, 92|            again in the union of the human nature with the Divine,
3530 Suppl, 92|         lacking in the union of ~the human nature with the Divine;
3531 Suppl, 92|      distinction of persons, and the human nature is not personally
3532 Suppl, 92|          becomes united; whereas the human ~nature, which was assumed
3533 Suppl, 92|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Human nature is not properly said
3534 Suppl, 92|           not observed therein. That human nature ~is sometimes described
3535 Suppl, 92|              this way, since He took human ~nature, and by so doing
3536 Suppl, 92|             His Divine nor as to His human nature. ~Consequently the
3537 Suppl, 93|             Whether it is due to the human body?~(11) Whether three
3538 Suppl, 93|           away" (Lk. 21:33): whereas human institutions are liable
3539 Suppl, 93|         change every ~day. Therefore human institutions are not to
3540 Suppl, 93|          these numerical signs are a human institution, ~they are founded
3541 Suppl, 93|             it. But the condition of human nature being changed, virginity
3542 Suppl, 93|          whatever is most perfect in human things must ne ~especially
3543 Suppl, 94|          heavenly body, to which the human body needs to be ~conformed,
3544 Suppl, 94|                is neither kindled by human endeavor, nor kept alive
3545 Suppl, 96|            penalty even according to human laws [*Cf. FS, ~Q[87], A[
3546 Suppl, 96|               which is pronounced by human law, would remain in him
3547 Suppl, 96|             to be the case also with human laws. We may also ~reply
3548 Suppl, 96|     Therefore it would seem that all human souls ~shall at length have
3549 Suppl, 96|              length removed from the human race by the coming of ~Christ.
3550 Appen1, 1|          they be impassible - and no human body ~can be impassible
3551 Appen1, 1|            of a good consequent upon human nature ~by virtue of its
3552 Appen1, 1|             destined him, which gift human nature is unable of itself ~
3553 Appen1, 1|           which are ~consequent upon human nature by virtue of its
3554 Appen1, 2|            to enjoyment, wherein all human wickedness consists, in ~