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1 1, 3 | written: "He is higher than Heaven, and what wilt thou do? ~
2 1, 3 | the soul of the highest heaven. Again, others have ~said
3 1, 8 | It is written, "I fill heaven and earth." (Jer. 23:24).~
4 1, 9 | as all the blessed ~in heaven. Therefore some creatures
5 1, 12 | mundane bodies of the new heaven ~and the new earth, as to
6 1, 13 | of Whom all paternity in heaven and earth is named" ~(Eph.
7 1, 19 | influence of the ~first heaven. Since, then, the will of
8 1, 19 | done on earth, as it is in heaven" ~(Mt. 6:10). There is,
9 1, 19 | done on earth as it is in heaven." That permission and ~operation
10 1, 20 | that there ~shall be joy in heaven upon the one sinner that
11 1, 22 | walketh about ~the poles of heaven." Rabbi Moses, however,
12 1, 25 | the power of the mover of heaven is infinite, because it
13 1, 29 | three who bear witness in heaven, ~the Father, the Word,
14 1, 30 | three who bear witness in ~heaven, the father, the Word, and
15 1, 32 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," subjoined, "
16 1, 33 | from whom all paternity in heaven and on earth is named" (
17 1, 36 | three who bear ~witness in heaven, the Father, the Word, and
18 1, 39 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," the Hebrew original
19 1, 43 | 9:10): "Send her from ~heaven to Thy Saints, and from
20 1, 45 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
21 1, 45 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." But heaven and
22 1, 45 | heaven and earth." But heaven and earth are subsisting
23 1, 45 | x). In this way even in heaven there is paternity, as the
24 1, 45 | From whom all paternity in heaven and on earth is ~named."
25 1, 46 | is said to have created heaven and earth in the beginning?~
26 1, 46 | Mundo i, text 20) that the heaven is unbegotten. Therefore
27 1, 46 | text 20) he proves that heaven ~is ungenerated, forasmuch
28 1, 46 | except ~that matter and heaven did not begin by generation,
29 1, 46 | said, ~especially about heaven. But we say that matter
30 1, 46 | But we say that matter and heaven were produced ~into being
31 1, 46 | when we say that above heaven there is nothing, ~the word "
32 1, 46 | Coelo i), who held that heaven was ungenerated. Therefore
33 1, 46 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth": in which words
34 1, 46 | demonstrated that man, or heaven, or a stone were not always. ~
35 1, 46 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
36 1, 46 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," are expounded
37 1, 46 | all things - "God created heaven and earth." ~For four things
38 1, 46 | together - viz. the empyrean ~heaven, corporeal matter, by which
39 1, 46 | because ~together with time heaven and earth were created.~
40 1, 52 | while the ~angels are in heaven, they are not on earth." ~
41 1, 58 | things at once: just as in heaven "our thoughts will not be
42 1, 61 | created in the empyrean heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
43 1, 61 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." Now, this would
44 1, 61 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth," the words, "
45 1, 61 | created in the empyrean heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
46 1, 61 | created in the empyrean ~heaven. For the angels are incorporeal
47 1, 61 | therefore not in the ~empyrean heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
48 1, 61 | 3: Further, the empyrean heaven is said to be the highest
49 1, 61 | is said to be the highest heaven. If ~therefore the angels
50 1, 61 | created in the empyrean heaven, it would not ~beseem them
51 1, 61 | mount up to a still higher heaven. And this is contrary to ~
52 1, 61 | angel: "I ~will ascend into heaven" (Is. 14:13).~Aquin.: SMT
53 1, 61 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," says: "By heaven
54 1, 61 | heaven and earth," says: "By heaven he does not mean the visible ~
55 1, 61 | it be styled the empyrean heaven, or whatever ~else it be
56 1, 61 | Isidore says that the highest heaven is the heaven ~of the angels,
57 1, 61 | the highest heaven is the heaven ~of the angels, explaining
58 1, 61 | passage of Dt. 10:14: "Behold heaven is the ~Lord's thy God,
59 1, 61 | Lord's thy God, and the heaven of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT
60 1, 61 | thy God, and the heaven of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
61 1, 61 | means the ~highest part of heaven, to which the atmosphere
62 1, 61 | speaking there of any corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven of the
63 1, 61 | corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven of the Blessed Trinity;
64 1, 62 | without form, and was called "heaven": but afterwards it received ~
65 1, 63 | 14), ~"I will ascend into heaven . . . I will be like the
66 1, 63 | were to desire to create ~heaven and earth, which is proper
67 1, 63 | Gen. ad lit. ii, 8), the ~"heaven," which is said to have
68 1, 63 | third part of the stars of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
69 1, 64 | are with the holy souls in heaven. But ~after the judgment
70 1, 64 | in ~hell, and the good in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
71 1, 64 | dissolved, we have a house in ~heaven." Others, again, while not
72 1, 65 | the beginning God created heaven and earth"; the work of ~
73 1, 65 | said (Ps. 145:6): "Who made heaven and earth, the ~sea, and
74 1, 65 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth"; by which are
75 1, 65 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
76 1, 66 | 3) Whether the empyrean heaven was created contemporaneously
77 1, 66 | two created natures, the heaven and the ~earth, the formlessness
78 1, 66 | the formlessness of the heaven is indicated by the words, ~"
79 1, 66 | the air is included under ~heaven; and the formlessness of
80 1, 66 | first being that of the ~heaven from the earth, in which
81 1, 66 | the beginning God created heaven and earth." The second ~
82 1, 66 | considered that by the word heaven is meant fire, for he held ~
83 1, 66 | meant fire, for he held ~heaven to be composed of fire,
84 1, 66 | itself is the matter of the heaven - beings in ~potentiality
85 1, 66 | 1/1~Whether the empyrean heaven was created at the same
86 1, 66 | would seem that the empyrean heaven was not created at the ~
87 1, 66 | movable, and the ~empyrean heaven is not movable. For if it
88 1, 66 | the case. ~The empyrean heaven, then, was not created contemporaneously
89 1, 66 | therefore, the ~empyrean heaven is the highest of bodies,
90 1, 66 | Therefore the empyrean heaven ~was not created together
91 1, 66 | is held that the empyrean heaven is the place of ~contemplation,
92 1, 66 | which we call the sidereal heaven. There ~exists also a heaven
93 1, 66 | heaven. There ~exists also a heaven wholly transparent, called
94 1, 66 | aqueous or ~crystalline heaven. If, then, there exists
95 1, 66 | there exists a still higher heaven, it must ~be wholly luminous.
96 1, 66 | Therefore the ~empyrean heaven was not created together
97 1, 66 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," heaven denotes
98 1, 66 | created heaven and earth," heaven denotes not the visible
99 1, 66 | but ~the empyrean or fiery heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[66] A[
100 1, 66 | answer that, The empyrean heaven rests only on the authority
101 1, 66 | that there is an empyrean heaven, because the firmament,
102 1, 66 | take to mean the sidereal heaven, is said to have been made,
103 1, 66 | expected to be. So, ~then, that heaven is called the empyrean,
104 1, 66 | as a Platonist, held the heaven, known ~as sidereal, to
105 1, 66 | maintained ~an empyrean heaven in the sense understood
106 1, 66 | assert, that the ~empyrean heaven, having the state of glory
107 1, 66 | which is called the ~first heaven, and is moved, produces
108 1, 66 | It is certain that the ~heaven was created spherical in
109 1, 66 | angelic nature, the empyrean heaven, formless corporeal ~matter,
110 1, 66 | mention of the empyrean heaven. But these two, namely,
111 1, 66 | existing in the empyrean heaven, this ~being the boundary
112 1, 67 | the beginning God created heaven and earth," ~a spiritual
113 1, 67 | understood by the word ~"heaven," and formless matter of
114 1, 67 | is common to the entire heaven, and is the cause of day
115 1, 68 | Whether there is more than one heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
116 1, 68 | God called the firmament heaven." But the ~heaven existed
117 1, 68 | firmament heaven." But the ~heaven existed before days, as
118 1, 68 | the beginning ~God created heaven and earth." Therefore the
119 1, 68 | again, have held that the heaven is ~not of the nature of
120 1, 68 | the beginning God created heaven and earth," and then proceeds ~
121 1, 68 | to hold ~that a different heaven is spoken of in the words: "
122 1, 68 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," and when we
123 1, 68 | We may also say that the heaven recorded as created in the
124 1, 68 | ad lit. i, 9) that ~the heaven recorded as made on the
125 1, 68 | spiritual ~nature, and that the heaven of the second day is the
126 1, 68 | second day is the corporeal heaven. ~According to Bede (Hexaem.
127 1, 68 | Hexaem. i) and Strabus, the heaven made on the first ~day is
128 1, 68 | second day, the starry ~heaven. According to Damascene (
129 1, 68 | he understands the starry heaven. According to ~another theory,
130 1, 68 | Gen. ad lit. ii, 1] the ~heaven made on the first day was
131 1, 68 | first day was the starry heaven, and the firmament ~made
132 1, 68 | collected, which is also called heaven, but equivocally. And to
133 1, 68 | God called the firmament heaven"; just as in a preceding
134 1, 68 | we understand the starry heaven, and as ~being of the nature
135 1, 68 | that the waters above the heaven are of the same nature as
136 1, 68 | we understand the starry ~heaven, not, however, as being
137 1, 68 | according to Strabus, one heaven is called ~empyrean, that
138 1, 68 | splendor: so this ~other heaven will be called aqueous solely
139 1, 68 | transparence; and this heaven is above the starry heaven.
140 1, 68 | heaven is above the starry heaven. Again, if the ~firmament
141 1, 68 | lifted above the starry heaven, is a mere ~absurdity. The
142 1, 68 | of the earth and of the heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
143 1, 68 | this is the ~crystalline heaven of some writers.~Aquin.:
144 1, 68 | opinion, they are above the ~heaven that is wholly transparent
145 1, 68 | revolution of the entire ~heaven, whereby the continuance
146 1, 68 | the same way ~the starry heaven, by the zodiacal movement,
147 1, 68 | are confined ~beneath the heaven perceived by our senses,
148 1, 68 | extent, exists above that heaven. On this view the firmament ~
149 1, 68 | this view the firmament ~of heaven might be said to divide
150 1, 68 | from all bodies under the heaven, since they ~took water
151 1, 68 | the firmament the starry heaven, or the ~cloudy region of
152 1, 68 | waters. For the starry heaven divides the lower transparent
153 1, 68 | is understood the starry heaven, the ~waters above are not
154 1, 68 | Whether there is only one heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
155 1, 68 | seem that there is only one heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted
156 1, 68 | only one heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted with the
157 1, 68 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."But there is
158 1, 68 | Therefore there is only ~one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
159 1, 68 | be one; and such is the heaven, as the Philosopher proves (
160 1, 68 | Therefore there is but one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
161 1, 68 | of which each is called heaven, but ~this common notion
162 1, 68 | cannot be more ~than one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
163 1, 68 | that there is only one ~heaven (Hom. iv in Gen.), and that
164 1, 68 | Chrysostom means by the one heaven the whole body that is above
165 1, 68 | air are called ~birds of heaven [*Ps. 8:9]. But since in
166 1, 68 | that Scripture speaks of heaven in a threefold sense. ~Sometimes
167 1, 68 | third is called the starry ~heaven, in part transparent, and
168 1, 68 | the second place, the name heaven is applied to a body that ~
169 1, 68 | Orth. ii) holds ~as one heaven all the space between the
170 1, 68 | was "rapt ~to the third heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
171 1, 68 | fire he calls the fiery heaven; the lower, the Olympian
172 1, 68 | the lower, the Olympian heaven from a ~lofty mountain of
173 1, 68 | brightness, the ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial.
174 1, 68 | metaphorical uses of the word heaven, as when this ~name is applied
175 1, 68 | words, "I ~will ascend into heaven"; whereby the evil spirit
176 1, 68 | are signified by the word heaven, and, in fact, are so ~signified,
177 1, 68 | reward is very great in heaven" (Mt. 5:12).~Aquin.: SMT
178 1, 68 | s rapture "to the third ~heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
179 1, 68 | stands in relation to the heaven as the centre of ~a circle
180 1, 68 | argument holds good as to the heaven, in so far as it ~denotes
181 1, 69 | the beginning God created heaven and earth." Therefore the ~
182 1, 69 | total absence of form, since heaven, earth, and water ~already
183 1, 69 | three kinds of formlessness. Heaven, the highest ~of them, was
184 1, 69 | from the movement of the heaven, and is the numerical ~measure
185 1, 69 | is, the air, "He called ~heaven": for that which was first
186 1, 69 | created was also called "heaven." And ~here, again, it is
187 1, 69 | are the generations of the heaven and the earth, when they
188 1, 69 | that . . . God made the heaven and the earth, and every
189 1, 70 | that of "creation," the heaven and the earth were produced,
190 1, 70 | work of "distinction," the heaven and ~the earth were perfected,
191 1, 70 | For ~the perfection of the heaven and the earth regards, seemingly,
192 1, 70 | as created, namely, the heaven, the water, and the ~earth;
193 1, 70 | of ~distinction, so that heaven was formed on the first
194 1, 70 | the lights, to adorn the heaven by their movements; on the
195 1, 70 | afraid of ~the signs of heaven, which the heathens fear."
196 1, 70 | lifting up thy ~eyes to heaven, thou see the sun and the
197 1, 70 | moon and all the stars of ~heaven, and being deceived by error
198 1, 70 | OBJ 1: The lights in the heaven are set for signs of changes ~
199 1, 70 | is common to the ~whole heaven and may be understood to
200 1, 70 | 1~Whether the lights of heaven are living beings?~Aquin.:
201 1, 70 | seem that the lights of heaven are living beings. For ~
202 1, 70 | body ~less noble than the heaven, is adorned with living
203 1, 70 | Therefore the lights of heaven, as ~pertaining to its adornment,
204 1, 70 | not life." The lights of heaven, therefore, are ~living
205 1, 70 | Further, the movement of the heaven and the heavenly bodies
206 1, 70 | first of movables is the heaven. Now, of all things ~that
207 1, 70 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The heaven is said to move itself in
208 1, 71 | waters and the ~firmament of heaven to show that the fifth day
209 1, 71 | exhalations; ~partly with the heaven as to the higher region.
210 1, 73 | that of the body in the heaven, ~especially the empyrean.
211 1, 74 | writers, these parts being the heaven, or highest part, the water,
212 1, 74 | of the air; or with the heaven, to which the higher region
213 1, 74 | are the generations of the heaven and the earth, when ~they
214 1, 74 | the Lord . . . made the heaven and the ~earth, and every
215 1, 74 | day in which God made "the heaven and the earth, and every ~
216 1, 74 | same day. But He made the heaven and ~the earth on the first
217 1, 74 | on which God created the heaven and the earth, ~He created
218 1, 74 | Word of God, so were the heaven and the ~earth. For "all
219 1, 74 | Therefore in the ~creation of heaven and earth, as in the other
220 1, 74 | Civ. Dei ix, 33), by the heaven ~is understood the formless
221 1, 74 | Hom. i in Hexaem.), the heaven and the earth, as ~the two
222 1, 76 | the ~light of the sidereal heaven; the sensible soul, by means
223 1, 76 | the light of ~the crystal heaven; and the intellectual soul
224 1, 76 | the light of ~the empyrean heaven. Now all this is fictious
225 1, 39 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," the Hebrew original
226 1, 43 | 9:10): "Send her from ~heaven to Thy Saints, and from
227 1, 46 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
228 1, 46 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." But heaven and
229 1, 46 | heaven and earth." But heaven and earth are subsisting
230 1, 46 | x). In this way even in heaven there is paternity, as the
231 1, 46 | From whom all paternity in heaven and on earth is ~named."
232 1, 47 | is said to have created heaven and earth in the beginning? ~
233 1, 47 | Mundo i, text 20) that the heaven is unbegotten. Therefore
234 1, 47 | text 20) he proves that heaven ~is ungenerated, forasmuch
235 1, 47 | except ~that matter and heaven did not begin by generation,
236 1, 47 | said, ~especially about heaven. But we say that matter
237 1, 47 | But we say that matter and heaven were produced ~into being
238 1, 47 | when we say that above heaven there is nothing, ~the word "
239 1, 47 | Coelo i), who held that heaven was ungenerated. Therefore
240 1, 47 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth": in which words
241 1, 47 | demonstrated that man, or heaven, or a stone were not always. ~
242 1, 47 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
243 1, 47 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth," are expounded
244 1, 47 | all things - "God created heaven and earth." ~For four things
245 1, 47 | together - viz. the empyrean ~heaven, corporeal matter, by which
246 1, 47 | because ~together with time heaven and earth were created.~
247 1, 53 | while the ~angels are in heaven, they are not on earth." ~
248 1, 59 | things at once: just as in heaven "our thoughts will not be
249 1, 62 | created in the empyrean heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
250 1, 62 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth." Now, this would
251 1, 62 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth," the words, "
252 1, 62 | created in the empyrean heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
253 1, 62 | created in the empyrean ~heaven. For the angels are incorporeal
254 1, 62 | therefore not in the ~empyrean heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
255 1, 62 | 3: Further, the empyrean heaven is said to be the highest
256 1, 62 | is said to be the highest heaven. If ~therefore the angels
257 1, 62 | created in the empyrean heaven, it would not ~beseem them
258 1, 62 | mount up to a still higher heaven. And this is contrary to ~
259 1, 62 | angel: "I ~will ascend into heaven" (Is. 14:13).~Aquin.: SMT
260 1, 62 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," says: "By heaven
261 1, 62 | heaven and earth," says: "By heaven he does not mean the visible ~
262 1, 62 | it be styled the empyrean heaven, or whatever ~else it be
263 1, 62 | Isidore says that the highest heaven is the heaven ~of the angels,
264 1, 62 | the highest heaven is the heaven ~of the angels, explaining
265 1, 62 | passage of Dt. 10:14: "Behold heaven is the ~Lord's thy God,
266 1, 62 | Lord's thy God, and the heaven of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT
267 1, 62 | thy God, and the heaven of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
268 1, 62 | means the ~highest part of heaven, to which the atmosphere
269 1, 62 | speaking there of any corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven of the
270 1, 62 | corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven of the Blessed Trinity;
271 1, 63 | without form, and was called "heaven": but afterwards it received ~
272 1, 64 | 14), ~"I will ascend into heaven . . . I will be like the
273 1, 64 | were to desire to create ~heaven and earth, which is proper
274 1, 64 | Gen. ad lit. ii, 8), the ~"heaven," which is said to have
275 1, 64 | third part of the stars of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
276 1, 65 | are with the holy souls in heaven. But ~after the judgment
277 1, 65 | in ~hell, and the good in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
278 1, 65 | dissolved, we have a house in ~heaven." Others, again, while not
279 1, 66 | the beginning God created heaven and earth"; the work of ~
280 1, 66 | said (Ps. 145:6): "Who made heaven and earth, the ~sea, and
281 1, 66 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth"; by which are
282 1, 66 | the ~beginning God created heaven and earth."~Aquin.: SMT
283 1, 67 | 3) Whether the empyrean heaven was created contemporaneously
284 1, 67 | two created natures, the heaven and the ~earth, the formlessness
285 1, 67 | the formlessness of the heaven is indicated by the words, ~"
286 1, 67 | the air is included under ~heaven; and the formlessness of
287 1, 67 | first being that of the ~heaven from the earth, in which
288 1, 67 | the beginning God created heaven and earth." The second ~
289 1, 67 | considered that by the word heaven is meant fire, for he held ~
290 1, 67 | meant fire, for he held ~heaven to be composed of fire,
291 1, 67 | itself is the matter of the heaven - beings in ~potentiality
292 1, 67 | 1/1~Whether the empyrean heaven was created at the same
293 1, 67 | would seem that the empyrean heaven was not created at the ~
294 1, 67 | movable, and the ~empyrean heaven is not movable. For if it
295 1, 67 | the case. ~The empyrean heaven, then, was not created contemporaneously
296 1, 67 | therefore, the ~empyrean heaven is the highest of bodies,
297 1, 67 | Therefore the empyrean heaven ~was not created together
298 1, 67 | is held that the empyrean heaven is the place of ~contemplation,
299 1, 67 | which we call the sidereal heaven. There ~exists also a heaven
300 1, 67 | heaven. There ~exists also a heaven wholly transparent, called
301 1, 67 | aqueous or ~crystalline heaven. If, then, there exists
302 1, 67 | there exists a still higher heaven, it must ~be wholly luminous.
303 1, 67 | Therefore the ~empyrean heaven was not created together
304 1, 67 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," heaven denotes
305 1, 67 | created heaven and earth," heaven denotes not the visible
306 1, 67 | but ~the empyrean or fiery heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[66] A[
307 1, 67 | answer that, The empyrean heaven rests only on the authority
308 1, 67 | that there is an empyrean heaven, because the firmament,
309 1, 67 | take to mean the sidereal heaven, is said to have been made,
310 1, 67 | expected to be. So, ~then, that heaven is called the empyrean,
311 1, 67 | as a Platonist, held the heaven, known ~as sidereal, to
312 1, 67 | maintained ~an empyrean heaven in the sense understood
313 1, 67 | assert, that the ~empyrean heaven, having the state of glory
314 1, 67 | which is called the ~first heaven, and is moved, produces
315 1, 67 | It is certain that the ~heaven was created spherical in
316 1, 67 | angelic nature, the empyrean heaven, formless corporeal ~matter,
317 1, 67 | mention of the empyrean heaven. But these two, namely,
318 1, 67 | existing in the empyrean heaven, this ~being the boundary
319 1, 68 | the beginning God created heaven and earth," ~a spiritual
320 1, 68 | understood by the word ~"heaven," and formless matter of
321 1, 68 | is common to the entire heaven, and is the cause of day
322 1, 69 | Whether there is more than one heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
323 1, 69 | God called the firmament heaven." But the ~heaven existed
324 1, 69 | firmament heaven." But the ~heaven existed before days, as
325 1, 69 | the beginning ~God created heaven and earth." Therefore the
326 1, 69 | again, have held that the heaven is ~not of the nature of
327 1, 69 | the beginning God created heaven and earth," and then proceeds ~
328 1, 69 | to hold ~that a different heaven is spoken of in the words: "
329 1, 69 | the beginning God ~created heaven and earth," and when we
330 1, 69 | We may also say that the heaven recorded as created in the
331 1, 69 | ad lit. i, 9) that ~the heaven recorded as made on the
332 1, 69 | spiritual ~nature, and that the heaven of the second day is the
333 1, 69 | second day is the corporeal heaven. ~According to Bede (Hexaem.
334 1, 69 | Hexaem. i) and Strabus, the heaven made on the first ~day is
335 1, 69 | second day, the starry ~heaven. According to Damascene (
336 1, 69 | he understands the starry heaven. According to ~another theory,
337 1, 69 | Gen. ad lit. ii, 1] the ~heaven made on the first day was
338 1, 69 | first day was the starry heaven, and the firmament ~made
339 1, 69 | collected, which is also called heaven, but equivocally. And to
340 1, 69 | God called the firmament heaven"; just as in a preceding
341 1, 69 | we understand the starry heaven, and as ~being of the nature
342 1, 69 | that the waters above the heaven are of the same nature as
343 1, 69 | we understand the starry ~heaven, not, however, as being
344 1, 69 | according to Strabus, one heaven is called ~empyrean, that
345 1, 69 | splendor: so this ~other heaven will be called aqueous solely
346 1, 69 | transparence; and this heaven is above the starry heaven.
347 1, 69 | heaven is above the starry heaven. Again, if the ~firmament
348 1, 69 | lifted above the starry heaven, is a mere ~absurdity. The
349 1, 69 | of the earth and of the heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
350 1, 69 | this is the ~crystalline heaven of some writers.~Aquin.:
351 1, 69 | opinion, they are above the ~heaven that is wholly transparent
352 1, 69 | revolution of the entire ~heaven, whereby the continuance
353 1, 69 | the same way ~the starry heaven, by the zodiacal movement,
354 1, 69 | are confined ~beneath the heaven perceived by our senses,
355 1, 69 | extent, exists above that heaven. On this view the firmament ~
356 1, 69 | this view the firmament ~of heaven might be said to divide
357 1, 69 | from all bodies under the heaven, since they ~took water
358 1, 69 | the firmament the starry heaven, or the ~cloudy region of
359 1, 69 | waters. For the starry heaven divides the lower transparent
360 1, 69 | is understood the starry heaven, the ~waters above are not
361 1, 69 | Whether there is only one heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
362 1, 69 | seem that there is only one heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted
363 1, 69 | only one heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted with the
364 1, 69 | the beginning God created ~heaven and earth."But there is
365 1, 69 | Therefore there is only ~one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
366 1, 69 | be one; and such is the heaven, as the Philosopher proves (
367 1, 69 | Therefore there is but one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
368 1, 69 | of which each is called heaven, but ~this common notion
369 1, 69 | cannot be more ~than one heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
370 1, 69 | that there is only one ~heaven (Hom. iv in Gen.), and that
371 1, 69 | Chrysostom means by the one heaven the whole body that is above
372 1, 69 | air are called ~birds of heaven [*Ps. 8:9]. But since in
373 1, 69 | that Scripture speaks of heaven in a threefold sense. ~Sometimes
374 1, 69 | third is called the starry ~heaven, in part transparent, and
375 1, 69 | the second place, the name heaven is applied to a body that ~
376 1, 69 | Orth. ii) holds ~as one heaven all the space between the
377 1, 69 | was "rapt ~to the third heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
378 1, 69 | fire he calls the fiery heaven; the lower, the Olympian
379 1, 69 | the lower, the Olympian heaven from a ~lofty mountain of
380 1, 69 | brightness, the ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial.
381 1, 69 | metaphorical uses of the word heaven, as when this ~name is applied
382 1, 69 | words, "I ~will ascend into heaven"; whereby the evil spirit
383 1, 69 | are signified by the word heaven, and, in fact, are so ~signified,
384 1, 69 | reward is very great in heaven" (Mt. 5:12).~Aquin.: SMT
385 1, 69 | s rapture "to the third ~heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
386 1, 69 | stands in relation to the heaven as the centre of ~a circle
387 1, 69 | argument holds good as to the heaven, in so far as it ~denotes
388 1, 70 | the beginning God created heaven and earth." Therefore the ~
389 1, 70 | total absence of form, since heaven, earth, and water ~already
390 1, 70 | three kinds of formlessness. Heaven, the highest ~of them, was
391 1, 70 | from the movement of the heaven, and is the numerical ~measure
392 1, 70 | is, the air, "He called ~heaven": for that which was first
393 1, 70 | created was also called "heaven." And ~here, again, it is
394 1, 70 | are the generations of the heaven and the earth, when they
395 1, 70 | that . . . God made the heaven and the earth, and every
396 1, 71 | that of "creation," the heaven and the earth were produced,
397 1, 71 | work of "distinction," the heaven and ~the earth were perfected,
398 1, 71 | For ~the perfection of the heaven and the earth regards, seemingly,
399 1, 71 | as created, namely, the heaven, the water, and the ~earth;
400 1, 71 | of ~distinction, so that heaven was formed on the first
401 1, 71 | the lights, to adorn the heaven by their movements; on the
402 1, 71 | afraid of ~the signs of heaven, which the heathens fear."
403 1, 71 | lifting up thy ~eyes to heaven, thou see the sun and the
404 1, 71 | moon and all the stars of ~heaven, and being deceived by error
405 1, 71 | OBJ 1: The lights in the heaven are set for signs of changes ~
406 1, 71 | is common to the ~whole heaven and may be understood to
407 1, 71 | 1~Whether the lights of heaven are living beings?~Aquin.:
408 1, 71 | seem that the lights of heaven are living beings. For ~
409 1, 71 | body ~less noble than the heaven, is adorned with living
410 1, 71 | Therefore the lights of heaven, as ~pertaining to its adornment,
411 1, 71 | not life." The lights of heaven, therefore, are ~living
412 1, 71 | Further, the movement of the heaven and the heavenly bodies
413 1, 71 | first of movables is the heaven. Now, of all things ~that
414 1, 71 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The heaven is said to move itself in
415 1, 71 | waters and the ~firmament of heaven to show that the fifth day
416 1, 71 | exhalations; ~partly with the heaven as to the higher region.
417 1, 72 | that of the body in the heaven, ~especially the empyrean.
418 1, 73 | writers, these parts being the heaven, or highest part, the water,
419 1, 73 | of the air; or with the heaven, to which the higher region
420 1, 73 | are the generations of the heaven and the earth, when ~they
421 1, 73 | the Lord . . . made the heaven and the ~earth, and every
422 1, 73 | day in which God made "the heaven and the earth, and every ~
423 1, 73 | same day. But He made the heaven and ~the earth on the first
424 1, 73 | on which God created the heaven and the earth, ~He created
425 1, 73 | Word of God, so were the heaven and the ~earth. For "all
426 1, 73 | Therefore in the ~creation of heaven and earth, as in the other
427 1, 73 | Civ. Dei ix, 33), by the heaven ~is understood the formless
428 1, 73 | Hom. i in Hexaem.), the heaven and the earth, as ~the two
429 1, 75 | the ~light of the sidereal heaven; the sensible soul, by means
430 1, 75 | the light of ~the crystal heaven; and the intellectual soul
431 1, 75 | the light of ~the empyrean heaven. Now all this is fictious
432 1, 81 | things ~politic. For the heaven, which aims at the universal
433 1, 87 | The things that are in ~heaven, who shall search out?"
434 1, 87 | substances are said to be in ~heaven, according to Mt. 18:10, "
435 1, 87 | 18:10, "Their angels in heaven," etc. Therefore ~immaterial
436 1, 88 | which will remain with us in heaven."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[89] A[
437 1, 88 | souls of the blessed in heaven, for Gregory continues the
438 1, 90 | work of Thy ~hands is the heaven," and elsewhere (Ps. 94:
439 1, 92 | adapted to look ~upward to heaven, for this reason we may
440 1, 92 | Further, the saints in heaven are most perfectly conformed
441 1, 93 | knowledge we shall have in heaven, when we see God ~through
442 1, 101 | that is, the empyrean heaven. Therefore the ~place of
443 1, 101 | soul, the place would be in heaven, which is adapted ~to the
444 1, 101 | soul; since the desire of heaven is implanted in ~all. On
445 1, 101 | Reply OBJ 1: The empyrean heaven is the highest of corporeal
446 1, 101 | beginning in the empyrean heaven, but was destined to be
447 1, 101 | dwelling-place - namely, the empyrean heaven. But before ~sin paradise
448 1, 101 | be transferred thence to heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[102] A[
449 1, 101 | Reply OBJ 1: The empyrean heaven was a fitting abode for
450 1, 102 | Civ. Dei v, 11): "Not only heaven ~and earth, not only man
451 1, 106 | one ~man says to another: "Heaven was created by God"; or, "
452 1, 107 | lesser in the kingdom ~of heaven, is greater than he" - namely,
453 1, 107 | be equal to the angels in heaven (Lk. 20:36). For whatever
454 1, 111 | 2: Further, the empyrean heaven is the place that beseems
455 1, 111 | Reply OBJ 2: The empyrean heaven belongs to the angelic dignity
456 1, 111 | dignity from the empyrean heaven; so when he is ~not actually
457 1, 111 | actually in the empyrean heaven, nothing of his dignity
458 1, 112 | the text, "Their angels in heaven," etc. (Mt. 8:10), ~Jerome
459 1, 112 | 18:10), "Their angels in heaven," etc. is to be understood
460 1, 112 | he should journey towards heaven. On this road man is ~threatened
461 1, 112 | with us, they are not in heaven." But sometimes they are ~
462 1, 112 | But sometimes they are ~in heaven. Therefore sometimes they
463 1, 112 | for even when he is in heaven he knows what is happening
464 1, 113 | when fire came down from ~heaven and at one blow consumed
465 1, 115 | chain of fate moves the heaven and the stars, ~tempers
466 1, 116 | lesser in the kingdom of heaven is ~greater than he." Therefore
467 1, 116 | but not from the Church in heaven, which is contained in ~
468 1, 116 | philosophers the mover of the lower heaven cannot move the ~higher
469 1, 116 | cannot move the ~higher heaven. Wherefore, since the soul
470 2, 3 | as the ~angels . . . in heaven" (Mt. 22:30).~Aquin.: SMT
471 2, 3 | happiness which we await in heaven; because at the ~resurrection, "
472 2, 4 | that vision of the highest heaven." ~Whence he concludes that, "
473 2, 4 | yourselves treasures in heaven": and (Mt. 25:34): "Come,
474 2, 4 | reward is very great in ~heaven." But to be in heaven implies
475 2, 4 | in ~heaven." But to be in heaven implies being in a place.
476 2, 4 | 25): "For what have I in heaven? ~and besides Thee what
477 2, 4 | 5), it is ~not material heaven that is described as the
478 2, 4 | reward of the saints, but a ~heaven raised on the height of
479 2, 4 | place, viz. the empyrean heaven, will be appointed to the
480 2, 10 | proper ~place is the fiery heaven, i.e. the Empyrean.] And
481 2, 23 | 13:33, "The kingdom of heaven is ~like to leaven," etc.,
482 2, 31 | and see not the ~light of heaven?" Therefore the pleasure
483 2, 66 | enter into the ~kingdom of heaven": and (Prov. 15:5): "In
484 2, 67 | understood to mean that in heaven the knowledge of faith ~
485 2, 67 | therefore evident that, in heaven, nothing ~remains of faith,
486 2, 67 | equality with the charity of heaven, however much it be ~increased.
487 2, 67 | wayfarer does not ~remain in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
488 2, 67 | same as the charity of ~heaven: its object is the thing
489 2, 67 | perfection of the charity of heaven, is a difference on the
490 2, 68 | Whether they remain in heaven?~(7) Of their comparison
491 2, 68 | the Holy Ghost remain in heaven?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
492 2, 68 | Ghost do not remain in ~heaven. For Gregory says (Moral.
493 2, 68 | will be no temptations in heaven, according to Is. 11:9: "
494 2, 68 | gifts of the Holy Ghost in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
495 2, 68 | gifts are not possible in heaven; for Gregory says ~(Moral.
496 2, 68 | will be most perfectly in heaven, as may be ~gathered from
497 2, 68 | be especially realized in heaven, ~where God will be "all
498 2, 69 | Further, the kingdom of heaven which is set down as the
499 2, 69 | poverty is the happiness of heaven, as Augustine says (De Civ.
500 2, 69 | Because the "kingdom of heaven," as Augustine says (De
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