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1001 Suppl, 17|           John saw an opened door in ~heaven. Yet that door still remains
1002 Suppl, 17|           some state, that the key of heaven is also ~the key of hell,
1003 Suppl, 17|          sinners, that they may go to heaven. Therefore she does not ~
1004 Suppl, 17|            spiritual power is to open heaven, not absolutely, since it
1005 Suppl, 17|             the one to be admitted to heaven. Hence the aforesaid ~definition
1006 Suppl, 17|           thus whoever is worthy ~has heaven already opened to him -
1007 Suppl, 17|              are worthy, ~but to whom heaven is not yet altogether opened.~
1008 Suppl, 18|          obstacle. Now an obstacle to heaven is sin, which ~cannot be
1009 Suppl, 18|                shall be bound also in heaven."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[18] A[
1010 Suppl, 18|          punishment is an obstacle to heaven: ~and how the latter is
1011 Suppl, 19|               it had the keys, not of heaven, but of an earthly tabernacle.~
1012 Suppl, 19|          admit those they judged into heaven, but only into the ~shadow
1013 Suppl, 19|          kinds of key. one reaches to heaven itself ~directly, by remitting
1014 Suppl, 19|       obstacles to the ~entrance into heaven; and this is called the
1015 Suppl, 19|             The other key reaches to ~heaven, not directly but through
1016 Suppl, 19|                this key a man goes to heaven, since, by its means, a
1017 Suppl, 19|              properly called a key of heaven, but a ~disposition thereto.~
1018 Suppl, 19|              treasure ~of the King of heaven, Who is Wisdom itself. Therefore
1019 Suppl, 19|              thereof. But the King of heaven cannot be cheated, because ~
1020 Suppl, 20|       obstacle ~against entering into heaven. Therefore if a priest can,
1021 Suppl, 22|              lesser in the kingdom of heaven is greater then he, a ~greater"
1022 Suppl, 22|          excommunicated an angel from heaven (Gal. 1:8). Therefore a
1023 Suppl, 25|             should be loosed ~also in heaven. Wherefore whatever remission
1024 Suppl, 58|         believe that angels fell from heaven, and that the demons exist,
1025 Suppl, 69|              prayers of the saints in heaven; (5) the signs preceding
1026 Suppl, 69|            the contrary, The empyrean heaven is a corporeal place, and
1027 Suppl, 69|              the Scriptures proclaim ~heaven to be (Ps. 102:19, Is. 66:
1028 Suppl, 69|           share of the Godhead are in heaven, and that those ~souls that
1029 Suppl, 69|         Whether souls are conveyed to heaven or hell immediately after
1030 Suppl, 69|              no souls are conveyed to heaven or hell ~immediately after
1031 Suppl, 69|              those ~saints will be in heaven. Therefore after this life
1032 Suppl, 69|             not go ~immediately up to heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
1033 Suppl, 69|           secret abodes cannot denote heaven and hell, since ~also after
1034 Suppl, 69|                neither in hell nor in heaven until the day of judgment.~
1035 Suppl, 69|            hell fire and the joys ~of heaven will be awarded to all by
1036 Suppl, 69|       Therefore no one will ~go up to heaven or down to hell before the
1037 Suppl, 69|                hands, but reserved in heaven [*Vulg.: 'eternal in heaven';
1038 Suppl, 69|           heaven [*Vulg.: 'eternal in heaven'; cf. 1 Pt. ~1:4]." Therefore,
1039 Suppl, 69|               been reserved for it in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
1040 Suppl, 69|              doubt that Christ is in ~heaven, it cannot be denied that
1041 Suppl, 69|         denied that Paul's soul is in heaven likewise." Now ~it cannot
1042 Suppl, 69|            gainsaid that Christ is in heaven, since this is an article ~
1043 Suppl, 69|              the ~saints are borne to heaven. That also some souls go
1044 Suppl, 69|         plunged into hell or soars to heaven, unless it be held back
1045 Suppl, 69|            must ~also reckon hell and heaven, where some souls are detained
1046 Suppl, 69|              souls of the just are in heaven now, what ~will they receive
1047 Suppl, 69|          Whether the souls who are in heaven or hell are able to go from
1048 Suppl, 69|          would seem that the souls in heaven or hell are unable to go ~
1049 Suppl, 69|              person to leave ~hell or heaven. First, that he goes from
1050 Suppl, 69|           from thence simply, so that heaven or ~hell be no longer his
1051 Suppl, 69|         finally ~consigned to hell or heaven can go from thence, as we
1052 Suppl, 69|              no one comes ~forth from heaven or hell simply, and do not
1053 Suppl, 69|              whose ~is the kingdom of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
1054 Suppl, 69|               that he would not be in heaven, since he would be ~without
1055 Suppl, 70|             even as the ~mover of the heaven, being spiritual, touches
1056 Suppl, 70|          being spiritual, touches the heaven, when it moves ~it, with
1057 Suppl, 71|             they profit those who are heaven?~(9) Whether the prayer
1058 Suppl, 71|               s state, since even in ~heaven each one will rejoice in
1059 Suppl, 71|            Trajan, heard a voice from heaven saying to him: "I ~have
1060 Suppl, 71|             as the saints ~who are in heaven. For the remaining punishment
1061 Suppl, 71|        suffrages profit the saints in heaven?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
1062 Suppl, 71|       suffrages profit the saints in ~heaven; on account of the words
1063 Suppl, 71|        suffrages profit the saints in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
1064 Suppl, 71|              who lead a happy life in heaven. Therefore the suffrages ~
1065 Suppl, 71|               profit those who are in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
1066 Suppl, 71|        Further, the saints rejoice in heaven not only in their own ~goods,
1067 Suppl, 71|              the joy of the saints in heaven ~increases on account of
1068 Suppl, 71|              need. But the saints in ~heaven are without any need whatever.
1069 Suppl, 71|              Hence, as the ~saints in heaven are free from all need,
1070 Suppl, 71|                Although the saints in heaven rejoice in all our goods,
1071 Suppl, 71|             godliness be taken up to ~heaven, do not hesitate to call
1072 Suppl, 71|       comparison with the kingdom of ~heaven, where the poor are shown
1073 Suppl, 72|               REGARD TO THE SAINTS IN HEAVEN (THREE ARTICLES)~We must
1074 Suppl, 72|               regard to the saints in heaven. Under ~this head there
1075 Suppl, 72|             10) that "their angels in heaven ~always see the face of
1076 Suppl, 72|        Further, the saints who are in heaven are more acceptable to God
1077 Suppl, 72|            ask the saints ~who are in heaven to help us by their prayers
1078 Suppl, 72|          since the saints who are in ~heaven are nearest to God, the
1079 Suppl, 72|                Further, the saints in heaven are stated to be equal to
1080 Suppl, 72|              sense. But the saints in heaven are not in the state of
1081 Suppl, 72|              Since then the saints in heaven pray for those who are in ~
1082 Suppl, 72|     themselves, when once they are in heaven, they are in a state to
1083 Suppl, 72|              paid. But the ~saints in heaven are not in the state of
1084 Suppl, 72|         Therefore as the ~movement of heaven will cease, so will the
1085 Suppl, 72|              1~Whether the virtues of heaven will be moved when our Lord
1086 Suppl, 72|              seem that the virtues of heaven will not be moved when ~
1087 Suppl, 72|              come. For the virtues of heaven can de. note only the ~blessed
1088 Suppl, 72|               26:11): "The pillars of heaven ~tremble, and dread at His
1089 Suppl, 72|             beck." Now the pillars of heaven can denote ~only the virtues
1090 Suppl, 72|           denote ~only the virtues of heaven. Therefore the virtues of
1091 Suppl, 72|              Therefore the virtues of heaven will be moved.~Aquin.: SMT
1092 Suppl, 72|             The stars shall fall from heaven, ~and the virtues [Douay: '
1093 Suppl, 72|          virtues [Douay: 'powers'] of heaven shall be moved."~Aquin.:
1094 Suppl, 72|            are called the "virtues of heaven." Accordingly they will
1095 Suppl, 72|            accordingly the virtues of heaven will wonder at the ~Divine
1096 Suppl, 72|            Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a ~new heaven and a new earth: for the
1097 Suppl, 72|              new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth was ~
1098 Suppl, 72|             Ps. 49:4): "He shall call heaven from above, ~and the earth
1099 Suppl, 72|              glory. Now in the higher heaven ~we find this indisposition
1100 Suppl, 72|            end. Nor did the empyrean ~heaven contract any stain from
1101 Suppl, 72|              were ~expelled from that heaven as soon as they sinned.~
1102 Suppl, 72|               Apoc. 21:1): "The first heaven and the ~first earth have
1103 Suppl, 72|              sea is no more." Now the heaven here ~denotes the air, as
1104 Suppl, 72|             be changed to the form of heaven. In this way three elements,
1105 Suppl, 72|            and water, will be called "heaven"; although air will retain ~
1106 Suppl, 72|               even now it is called ~"heaven." Wherefore (Apoc. 21:1)
1107 Suppl, 72|           Wherefore (Apoc. 21:1) only heaven and earth are mentioned: "
1108 Suppl, 72|              I ~saw," says he, "a new heaven and a new earth." But this
1109 Suppl, 72|          potentiality to the form of ~heaven, since they have neither
1110 Suppl, 72|               Para. 2/4~Consequently "heaven" is taken to denote the
1111 Suppl, 72|              Apoc. 21:1, "I saw a new heaven," etc., says: ~"There can
1112 Suppl, 72|              neither is the ~empyrean heaven: since from both places
1113 Suppl, 73|               were no movement of the heaven: and yet according to the ~
1114 Suppl, 73|           things, the movement of the heaven is ~the cause of the generation
1115 Suppl, 73|          Himself will ~come down from heaven . . . with the trumpet of
1116 Suppl, 73|                 shall ~come down from heaven . . . with the voice of
1117 Suppl, 74|               as ~the angels . . . in heaven" (Mt. 22:30). Therefore
1118 Suppl, 74|            and to ascend ~bodily into heaven with Christ, as a gloss
1119 Suppl, 74|         knoweth, no not the angels of heaven." Therefore that ~time is
1120 Suppl, 74|             from the movement of ~the heaven to reckon its end, for since
1121 Suppl, 74|               by the movement of ~the heaven, we are able to know its
1122 Suppl, 74|            end, since the movement of heaven is ~known to us. But the
1123 Suppl, 75|             viii, 1, "the movement of heaven is as a kind of life to ~
1124 Suppl, 75|             after the movement of the heaven ~comes to a standstill must
1125 Suppl, 75|      preserved by the movement of the heaven, and when this ~ceases all
1126 Suppl, 76|         heavens. Because the selfsame heaven by local movement ~returns
1127 Suppl, 79|              also be vocal praise in ~heaven; hence a gloss says on Ps.
1128 Suppl, 79|             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: In heaven there will be vocal praise (
1129 Suppl, 80|               3: Further, the body of heaven is subtle, and will then
1130 Suppl, 80|           same place with the body of heaven, since the saints will be
1131 Suppl, 80|              Reply OBJ 3: The body of heaven and the other bodies will
1132 Suppl, 81|          which is the ~measure of the heaven's movement will be no more,
1133 Suppl, 83|         incorruptible. For since the ~heaven is the first principle of
1134 Suppl, 83|            given the movement of the ~heaven, it is necessary for a body
1135 Suppl, 83|          incorruptible. Yet after the heaven has ceased to move, there
1136 Suppl, 84|               sin, yet ~the saints in heaven will be so full of joy,
1137 Suppl, 85|              discern the face of ~the heaven and of the earth, but how
1138 Suppl, 85|        knoweth, neither the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but the Father."
1139 Suppl, 85|              have seen Him going into heaven." Now He ascended into heaven
1140 Suppl, 85|         heaven." Now He ascended into heaven from ~Mount Olivet which
1141 Suppl, 87|               the ~things that are in heaven" - it follows that through
1142 Suppl, 87|              power is given to Me, in heaven ~and in earth" [*Cf. TP,
1143 Suppl, 87|               came with the clouds of heaven, and He came even to the ~
1144 Suppl, 87|               of ~man shall appear in heaven," namely, "the sign of the
1145 Suppl, 88|             Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a new heaven and a new earth. For the
1146 Suppl, 88|              new earth. For the first heaven ~and the first earth was
1147 Suppl, 88|        Therefore the movement of ~the heaven will never cease.~Aquin.:
1148 Suppl, 88|        Therefore the movement of the ~heaven will not cease.~Aquin.:
1149 Suppl, 88|             circular ~movement of the heaven ceases, it follows that
1150 Suppl, 88|              some imperfection in the heaven, for instance ~wear and
1151 Suppl, 88|         Therefore the movement of the heaven ~will never cease.~Aquin.:
1152 Suppl, 88|          Further, the movement of the heaven is the cause of time. ~Therefore
1153 Suppl, 88|      Therefore if the movement of the heaven fail, time must needs fail:
1154 Suppl, 88|              But the movement of the ~heaven is natural. Therefore it
1155 Suppl, 88|           there is no movement of the heaven. Therefore the movement ~
1156 Suppl, 88|        Therefore the movement ~of the heaven will cease.~Aquin.: SMT
1157 Suppl, 88|             that "the movement of the heaven is ~for the sake of continual
1158 Suppl, 88|        Therefore the ~movement of the heaven will cease.~Aquin.: SMT
1159 Suppl, 88|           either the movement of ~the heaven will never obtain its end,
1160 Suppl, 88|              that the movement of the heaven ~will last for ever. But
1161 Suppl, 88|                as the movement of the heaven and the variations of the
1162 Suppl, 88|              that the movement of the heaven will cease naturally. But
1163 Suppl, 88|             that ~the movement of the heaven will cease at this renewal
1164 Suppl, 88|         harvest, the movement of ~the heaven will not cease.~Aquin.:
1165 Suppl, 88|               lifting up thy eyes to ~heaven, thou see the sun and the
1166 Suppl, 88|             moon and all the stars of heaven, and ~being deceived by
1167 Suppl, 88|               nations, that are under heaven." ~Therefore we should form
1168 Suppl, 88|               of the substance of the heaven, which substance will remain. ~
1169 Suppl, 88|         ceases, the ~substance of the heaven will lose something of its
1170 Suppl, 88|              when we are ~taken up to heaven." This work, in my opinion,
1171 Suppl, 88|             will be removed ~from the heaven when the number of the elect
1172 Suppl, 88|             directed to man, that the heaven will ~have in this renewal
1173 Suppl, 88|                according to some, the heaven will rest in that ~situation
1174 Suppl, 88|            since a revolution of ~the heaven takes no less than 36,000
1175 Suppl, 88|               10: The movement of the heaven is said to be natural, not
1176 Suppl, 88|         conclude that the movement of heaven will cease ~naturally, we
1177 Suppl, 88|          earth in comparison with the heaven is as a point compared with
1178 Suppl, 88|              it is unseemly that ~the heaven should deteriorate when
1179 Suppl, 88|               for the better. But the heaven ~is the more noble part
1180 Suppl, 88|               stars ~is the beauty of heaven, the Lord enlighteneth the
1181 Suppl, 88|            elements. Therefore as the heaven is renewed by an increase
1182 Suppl, 88|             Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a new heaven and a ~new earth." Now the
1183 Suppl, 88|            and a ~new earth." Now the heaven will be renewed by an increase
1184 Suppl, 88|             will be as the angels in ~heaven (Mt. 22:30): and this will
1185 Suppl, 88|          water as crystal, the air as heaven, fire as the ~lights of
1186 Suppl, 88|                fire as the ~lights of heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
1187 Suppl, 88|      reference to the movement of the heaven, so ~that they may continue
1188 Suppl, 88|           long as the movement of the heaven ~lasts: since there cannot
1189 Suppl, 89|              as ~the angels of God in heaven." Therefore neither will
1190 Suppl, 89|            neither will the saints in heaven ~see God in His essence.~
1191 Suppl, 89|                the human intellect in heaven even as on the way. Therefore
1192 Suppl, 89|             the way, so will He be in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1193 Suppl, 89|         another way ~by the saints in heaven: for He according to His
1194 Suppl, 89|               Now God will be seen in heaven through a medium which is
1195 Suppl, 89|               1/1~OBJ 16: Further, in heaven God will be seen face to
1196 Suppl, 89|                likeness. Therefore in heaven God will be seen through
1197 Suppl, 89|              essence by the saints in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1198 Suppl, 89|                says: "Where," i.e. in heaven, "the ~essence of Father,
1199 Suppl, 89|              essence by the saints in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1200 Suppl, 89|             to something ~unknown. In heaven, however, we shall see Him
1201 Suppl, 89|              form of our intellect in heaven: and therefore although
1202 Suppl, 89|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 14: In heaven God will be seen by the
1203 Suppl, 89|               my God']." Therefore in heaven God will be seen with ~the
1204 Suppl, 89|       directly, neither ~here, nor in heaven: for if that which belongs
1205 Suppl, 89|            mundane bodies ~of the new heaven and the new earth, as to
1206 Suppl, 89|          necessity. Now the saints in heaven ~will not be ignorant of
1207 Suppl, 89|              the angels and saints in heaven will be ignorant of certain
1208 Suppl, 90|               1~OBJ 3: Further, as in heaven there will be men of various
1209 Suppl, 90|              they be distinguished in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[93] A[
1210 Suppl, 90|       purgatory or limbo, but only in heaven and hell, wherein ~is the
1211 Suppl, 90|           according to the charity of heaven, which the more perfect ~
1212 Suppl, 91|              1~Whether the blessed in heaven will see the sufferings
1213 Suppl, 91|              seem that the blessed in heaven will not see the ~sufferings
1214 Suppl, 91|             living. But the saints in heaven know ~distinctly all that
1215 Suppl, 91|               Further, the blessed in heaven will be in the highest degree ~
1216 Suppl, 92|               Therefore the saints in heaven have a dowry.~Aquin.: SMT
1217 Suppl, 92|                 sed rei"] which is in heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
1218 Suppl, 92|       fruition such as will be had in heaven includes ~delight and comprehension,
1219 Suppl, 92|          reason it will not remain in heaven ~[Cf. SS, Q[18], A[2]] but
1220 Suppl, 92|           things which will obtain in heaven, is not a disposition to
1221 Suppl, 93|               every good possessed in heaven; so that the ~aureole is
1222 Suppl, 93|            there will be no reward in heaven other than the "aurea."~
1223 Suppl, 93|     comparison with the happiness of ~heaven.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
1224 Suppl, 93|                frui] God perfectly in heaven, and imperfectly on the ~
1225 Suppl, 93|            Writ stand for all ~time: "Heaven and earth shall pass away,
1226 Suppl, 93|           eunuchs for the kingdom ~of heaven" (Mt. 19:12) denote virgins.
1227 Suppl, 93|               to the essential joy of heaven, the aureole ~will be applicable
1228 Suppl, 93|            contrary, The souls now in heaven have aureoles; and yet they ~
1229 Suppl, 94|               earth is in relation to heaven, ~such should be hell in
1230 Suppl, 94|              man was able, neither in heaven, nor on earth, nor under ~
1231 Suppl, 94|            book": where the words "in heaven" refer to the ~angels, "
1232 Suppl, 95|             Even as in the blessed in heaven there will be most ~perfect
1233 Suppl, 96|             enter into the kingdom of heaven: but he that ~doth the will
1234 Suppl, 96|           will of My Father Who is in heaven": and in many other passages ~
1235 Appen1, 1|                not reach the glory of heaven, they do not therefore suffer
1236 Appen1, 2|            equal ~retribution both in heaven and in hell. Therefore seemingly
1237 Appen1, 2|          which deserves the reward of heaven, will, after this life,
1238 Appen2, 1|               for the dead who are in heaven, for they are in ~no need;