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 1 II      |       believing that the sacred foreknowledge 136has through the Scriptures
 2 XVIII   |       showing how our Saviour's foreknowledge of the preaching of the
 3 XX      |    creatures gifted by God with foreknowledge, teach us by signs, it seems
 4 XXI     |         of the heart and having foreknowledge of the future, in His long-suffering
 5 XXI     |     originally according to His foreknowledge, since He does not, according
 6 XXI(507)|              1 Either (a) God's foreknowledge of man's efforts, or (b)
 7 XXIII   |   discussion of God's universal foreknowledge, and into those things whereon,
 8 XXIII   |    stamps the proofs of His own foreknowledge, he would understand that
 9 XXIII   |  stamped with the proofs of the foreknowledge of Him Who did foreknow. ~
10 XXIII   |      all these are signs of the foreknowledge of God. But the Saviour
11 XXIII   |  unseasonably, demonstrated the foreknowledge of God, if we are to explain
12 XXIII   |         consistently with God's foreknowledge our Free Will cannot possibly
13 XXIII   |         bound to admit that the foreknowledge is not the cause of the
14 XXIII   |        be a traitor, God by His foreknowledge of the two aforesaid possibilities (
15 XXIII   |      realised), inasmuch as His foreknowledge is true, will know before
16 XXIII   |       prove our point, that the foreknowledge of God really does not necessitate
17 XXIII   |       no power to turn, and His foreknowledge thus become, as it were,
18 XXIII   |     life. God will not have His foreknowledge become a cause of their
19 XXIII   |         against sin: for so the foreknowledge of their future goodness
20 XXIII   | clearness, if briefly, that the foreknowledge of God does not necessitate
21 XXIII   |     foretelling it, who has the foreknowledge. And the whole thing is
22 XXIII   |       the whole thing is in the foreknowledge of the Prophet; a given
23 XXIII   |       the whole question of the foreknowledge of what is in our power,
24 XXIII   |         Judas, or our Saviour's foreknowledge of his being a traitor:
25 XXV     |   separation" which arises from foreknowledge does not do away with Free
26 XXV     |         predestined through the foreknowledge of God is the cause of the
27 XXV     |    claimed the victory; but the foreknowledge comes before the foreordaining,
28 XXV     |         whom, on account of His foreknowledge of them, He did foreordain.
29 XXV     |      therefore suppose that the foreknowledge of God is the cause of future
30 XXV     |       not necessitated; and the foreknowledge of it means that it will
31 XXV     |      not be conjecture but real foreknowledge.  ~3. And let no one think
32 XXV     |        cause of the purpose and foreknowledge lies in our Free Will is
33 XXV     |      But if they will admit His foreknowledge, let us ask them another
34 XXV     |        is it the truth that His foreknowledge is by no means the cause
35 Index   |       affairs, 89.~Fate, 173 f.~Foreknowledge (God's), 176, etc.; medical