Part, Question
1 1, 23 | sometimes denotes a real mission of someone to ~a given end;
2 1, 23 | in another sense for a mission which a ~person conceives
3 1, 42 | secondly, with regard to mission. ~Concerning the first there
4 1, 43 | 43] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE MISSION OF THE DIVINE PERSONS (EIGHT
5 1, 43 | ARTICLES)~We next consider the mission of the divine persons, concerning
6 1, 43 | to be sent?~(2) Whether mission is eternal, or only temporal?~(
7 1, 43 | 6) To whom the invisible mission is directed?~(7) Of the
8 1, 43 | directed?~(7) Of the visible mission~(8) Whether any person sends
9 1, 43 | answer that, the notion of mission includes two things: the
10 1, 43 | there ~hitherto. Thus the mission of a divine person is a
11 1, 43 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Mission implies inferiority in the
12 1, 43 | however, has no place in the ~mission of a divine person; for
13 1, 43 | where He was. Hence such a mission takes place without a separation,
14 1, 43 | objection rests on the idea of mission according to ~local motion,
15 1, 43 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether mission is eternal, or only temporal?~
16 1, 43 | OBJ 1: It would seem that mission can be eternal. For Gregory
17 1, 43 | generation is eternal. Therefore mission is eternal.~Aquin.: SMT
18 1, 43 | not changed. Therefore the mission of a divine ~person is not
19 1, 43 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, mission implies procession. But
20 1, 43 | persons is eternal. Therefore mission is also eternal.~Aquin.:
21 1, 43 | relation to ~the principle, as "mission" and "giving." For a thing
22 1, 43 | 2] Body Para. 2/2~Hence "mission" and "giving" have only
23 1, 43 | according to His visible mission, or likewise by ~dwelling
24 1, 43 | according to His invisible mission.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
25 1, 43 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission signifies not only procession
26 1, 43 | of the procession. Hence mission is ~only temporal. Or we
27 1, 43 | 1~Whether the invisible mission of the divine person is
28 1, 43 | seem that the invisible mission of the divine person is ~
29 1, 43 | creature's sanctification." But mission is a ~temporal procession.
30 1, 43 | grace, it follows that the mission of the divine person is ~
31 1, 43 | Himself; and so the invisible mission takes ~place according to
32 1, 43 | notions and persons. But mission does not signify any person; ~
33 1, 43 | answer that, The very idea of mission means procession from another, ~
34 1, 43 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission, meaning procession from
35 1, 43 | invisibly. For invisible mission of the divine person is
36 1, 43 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the mission of the divine person is
37 1, 43 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the mission of the divine person is
38 1, 43 | of which we speak of the mission of the Son. Hence Augustine
39 1, 43 | gift of charity: hence the mission of the Holy Ghost is according
40 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Since mission implies the origin of the
41 1, 43 | A[1]), if we speak of ~mission according to origin, in
42 1, 43 | in this sense the Son's mission is ~distinguished from the
43 1, 43 | distinguished from the mission of the Holy Ghost, as generation
44 1, 43 | procession. If we consider mission as regards the ~effect of
45 1, 43 | it is manifest that one mission cannot be without the ~other,
46 1, 43 | 1 ~Whether the invisible mission is to all who participate
47 1, 43 | seem that the invisible mission is not to all who ~participate
48 1, 43 | them was made no invisible mission; for it is said (Jn. ~7:
49 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is not to all partakers
50 1, 43 | grace. But the invisible ~mission is not according to progress
51 1, 43 | decreases; and thus ~the mission would be continuous. Therefore
52 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is not ~to all who share
53 1, 43 | fullness of grace. But ~mission is not to them, for mission
54 1, 43 | mission is not to them, for mission implies distance, whereas
55 1, 43 | Therefore the ~invisible mission is not to all sharers in
56 1, 43 | said that the invisible mission is sent to them. Therefore
57 1, 43 | Therefore the ~invisible mission is not to all that have
58 1, 43 | xv, 27), the ~invisible mission is for the creature's sanctification.
59 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is ~to every such creature.~
60 1, 43 | above stated (AA[3],4,5), mission in its very meaning ~implies
61 1, 43 | new way, in which sense mission is ascribed to the divine ~
62 1, 43 | the divine ~persons. Thus, mission as regards the one to whom
63 1, 43 | grace. Thus the ~invisible mission is sent to all in whom are
64 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 1: The invisible mission was directed to the Old
65 1, 43 | 20), that the ~invisible mission of the Son "is in man and
66 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 2: The invisible mission takes place also as regards
67 1, 43 | to Him." ~Such invisible mission, however, chiefly occurs
68 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 3: The invisible mission is directed to the blessed
69 1, 43 | beatitude. The invisible mission is made to them ~subsequently,
70 1, 43 | To Christ the invisible mission was sent at the first moment
71 1, 43 | the ~passive object. But mission is only spoken of as directed
72 1, 43 | to its term. ~Hence the mission of the divine person is
73 1, 43 | 2: Further, the visible mission takes place by way of union
74 1, 43 | visible creature, as the Son's mission according to the flesh.
75 1, 43 | at ~all, or His visible mission takes place in all these
76 1, 43 | manifesting the invisible mission; as invisible things ~are
77 1, 43 | those to whom the invisible mission was ~not sent, ought not
78 1, 43 | not to receive the visible mission; and to all who ~received
79 1, 43 | received the invisible mission, whether in the New or in
80 1, 43 | Testament, the visible mission ought likewise to be sent;
81 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 2: The visible mission of the Holy Ghost does not
82 1, 43 | away." Thus the visible mission is neither ~displayed by
83 1, 43 | above. Thus the visible mission of the Son was necessarily
84 1, 43 | necessary that the invisible mission should ~always be made manifest
85 1, 43 | Thus in a special sense, a mission of the Holy Ghost was directed
86 1, 43 | however, that the visible ~mission made to Christ should show
87 1, 43 | show forth the invisible mission made to ~Him, not at that
88 1, 43 | conception. The visible mission was directed to Christ at
89 1, 43 | 5). To the apostles the mission was directed in the form
90 1, 43 | Acts 2:4). The visible mission of the Holy ~Ghost was fittingly
91 1, 43 | Testament, because ~the visible mission of the Son was to be accomplished
92 1, 43 | effect, applicable to the ~mission of the divine person. Thus
93 1, 43 | the effect implied in the mission, in that sense the whole ~
94 1, 42 | secondly, with regard to mission. ~Concerning the first there
95 1, 43 | 43] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE MISSION OF THE DIVINE PERSONS (EIGHT
96 1, 43 | ARTICLES)~We next consider the mission of the divine persons, concerning
97 1, 43 | to be sent?~(2) Whether mission is eternal, or only temporal?~(
98 1, 43 | 6) To whom the invisible mission is directed?~(7) Of the
99 1, 43 | directed?~(7) Of the visible mission~(8) Whether any person sends
100 1, 43 | answer that, the notion of mission includes two things: the
101 1, 43 | there ~hitherto. Thus the mission of a divine person is a
102 1, 43 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Mission implies inferiority in the
103 1, 43 | however, has no place in the ~mission of a divine person; for
104 1, 43 | where He ~was. Hence such a mission takes place without a separation,
105 1, 43 | objection rests on the idea of mission according to ~local motion,
106 1, 43 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether mission is eternal, or only temporal?~
107 1, 43 | OBJ 1: It would seem that mission can be eternal. For Gregory
108 1, 43 | generation is eternal. Therefore mission is eternal.~Aquin.: SMT
109 1, 43 | not changed. Therefore the mission of a divine ~person is not
110 1, 43 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, mission implies procession. But
111 1, 43 | persons is eternal. Therefore mission is also eternal.~Aquin.:
112 1, 43 | relation to ~the principle, as "mission" and "giving." For a thing
113 1, 43 | 2] Body Para. 2/2~Hence "mission" and "giving" have only
114 1, 43 | according to His visible mission, or likewise by ~dwelling
115 1, 43 | according to His invisible mission.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
116 1, 43 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission signifies not only procession
117 1, 43 | of the procession. Hence mission is ~only temporal. Or we
118 1, 43 | 1~Whether the invisible mission of the divine person is
119 1, 43 | seem that the invisible mission of the divine person is ~
120 1, 43 | creature's sanctification." But mission is a ~temporal procession.
121 1, 43 | grace, it follows that the mission of the divine person is ~
122 1, 43 | Himself; and so the invisible mission takes ~place according to
123 1, 43 | notions and persons. But mission does not signify any person; ~
124 1, 43 | answer that, The very idea of mission means procession from another, ~
125 1, 43 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission, meaning procession from
126 1, 43 | invisibly. For invisible mission of the divine person is
127 1, 43 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the mission of the divine person is
128 1, 43 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the mission of the divine person is
129 1, 43 | of which we speak of the mission of the Son. Hence Augustine
130 1, 43 | gift of charity: hence the mission of the Holy Ghost is according
131 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Since mission implies the origin of the
132 1, 43 | A[1]), if we speak of ~mission according to origin, in
133 1, 43 | in this sense the Son's mission is ~distinguished from the
134 1, 43 | distinguished from the mission of the Holy Ghost, as generation
135 1, 43 | procession. If we consider mission as regards the ~effect of
136 1, 43 | it is manifest that one mission cannot be without the ~other,
137 1, 43 | 1 ~Whether the invisible mission is to all who participate
138 1, 43 | seem that the invisible mission is not to all who ~participate
139 1, 43 | them was made no invisible mission; for it is said (Jn. ~7:
140 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is not to all partakers
141 1, 43 | grace. But the invisible ~mission is not according to progress
142 1, 43 | decreases; and thus ~the mission would be continuous. Therefore
143 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is not ~to all who share
144 1, 43 | fullness of grace. But ~mission is not to them, for mission
145 1, 43 | mission is not to them, for mission implies distance, whereas
146 1, 43 | Therefore the ~invisible mission is not to all sharers in
147 1, 43 | said that the invisible mission is sent to them. Therefore
148 1, 43 | Therefore the ~invisible mission is not to all that have
149 1, 43 | xv, 27), the ~invisible mission is for the creature's sanctification.
150 1, 43 | Therefore the invisible mission is ~to every such creature.~
151 1, 43 | above stated (AA[3],4,5), mission in its very meaning ~implies
152 1, 43 | new way, in which sense mission is ascribed to the divine ~
153 1, 43 | the divine ~persons. Thus, mission as regards the one to whom
154 1, 43 | grace. Thus the ~invisible mission is sent to all in whom are
155 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 1: The invisible mission was directed to the Old
156 1, 43 | 20), that the ~invisible mission of the Son "is in man and
157 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 2: The invisible mission takes place also as regards
158 1, 43 | to Him." ~Such invisible mission, however, chiefly occurs
159 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 3: The invisible mission is directed to the blessed
160 1, 43 | beatitude. The invisible mission is made to them ~subsequently,
161 1, 43 | To Christ the invisible mission was sent at the first moment
162 1, 43 | the ~passive object. But mission is only spoken of as directed
163 1, 43 | to its term. ~Hence the mission of the divine person is
164 1, 43 | 2: Further, the visible mission takes place by way of union
165 1, 43 | visible creature, as the Son's mission according to the flesh.
166 1, 43 | at ~all, or His visible mission takes place in all these
167 1, 43 | manifesting the invisible mission; as invisible things ~are
168 1, 43 | those to whom the invisible mission was ~not sent, ought not
169 1, 43 | not to receive the visible mission; and to all who ~received
170 1, 43 | received the invisible mission, whether in the New or in
171 1, 43 | Testament, the visible mission ought likewise to be sent;
172 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 2: The visible mission of the Holy Ghost does not
173 1, 43 | away." Thus the visible mission is neither ~displayed by
174 1, 43 | above. Thus the visible mission of the ~Son was necessarily
175 1, 43 | necessary that the invisible mission should ~always be made manifest
176 1, 43 | Thus in a special sense, a mission of the Holy Ghost was directed
177 1, 43 | however, that the visible ~mission made to Christ should show
178 1, 43 | show forth the invisible mission made to ~Him, not at that
179 1, 43 | conception. The visible mission was directed to Christ at
180 1, 43 | 5). To the apostles the mission was directed in the form
181 1, 43 | Acts 2:4). The visible mission of the Holy ~Ghost was fittingly
182 1, 43 | Testament, because ~the visible mission of the Son was to be accomplished
183 1, 43 | effect, applicable to the ~mission of the divine person. Thus
184 1, 43 | the effect implied in the mission, in that sense the whole ~
185 1, 111 | 112] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE MISSION OF THE ANGELS (FOUR ARTICLES)~
186 1, 111 | ARTICLES)~We next consider the mission of the angels. Under this
187 1, 111 | of ministry. ~For every mission is to some determinate place.
188 1, 111 | 1]), in treating of the mission of the Divine ~Persons,
189 1, 112 | thus it seems that the mission of the angels is directed
190 2, 2 | of Persons. Moreover the mission of the Divine ~Persons brings
191 2, 183 | disciples in reference to the mission on which they were sent
192 3, 3 | suffice for the nature ~of mission.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[3] A[6]
193 3, 7 | mind by ~charity. Now the mission of the Son is prior, in
194 3, 7 | order of nature, to ~the mission of the Holy Ghost, even
195 3, 7 | according to which the mission of the Son took place, is
196 3, 7 | according to which the mission of ~the Holy Ghost takes
197 3, 32 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The mission refers to the Person assuming,
198 3, 32 | Ghost. And therefore, though mission ~and conception are in the
199 3, 32 | consideration of them, mission is attributed to the Father,
200 3, 39 | our baptism no ~visible mission of the Holy Ghost takes
201 3, 39 | neither should a ~visible mission of the Holy Ghost have taken
202 3, 39 | Reply OBJ 1: The visible mission adds something to the apparition,
203 Suppl, 29| be instituted before the mission of the Holy Ghost in ~perfect
204 Suppl, 29| His Passion, promised the mission ~of the Holy Ghost in His
|