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 1 VI   |   those of Evangelists. For he knows that the whole Scripture
 2 XIII | purposes? The Divine Scripture knows, however, that some were
 3 XVIII|         nor will boast that he knows the whole of Plato; the
 4 XIX  |       good fortune to God, Who knows the causes of every human
 5 XXI  |    will not say to God, for He knows all things before they begin,471
 6 XXIII|     their control. Any one who knows such men will be aware that
 7 XXIII|     did foreknow. ~4. That God knows long before every detail
 8 XXIII|      according to Susanna, God knows all things before they be:
 9 XXIII|        us ---- (α) How, if God knows from all eternity what we
10 XXIII|        if God from everlasting knows that a certain person will
11 XXIII|       the end of all things He knows what will be, but is not
12 XXIII|    occurrences (for though God knows before that a man will sin,
13 XXIII|        traitor; but though God knows this, it might have been
14 XXIII|  announcing beforehand what He knows, make the hearers despond
15 XXIII|       may not come to pass; he knows which of the two it will
16 XXV  |       He foreknew them, for He knows the present and foreknows
17 XXV  |         is worthy of a man who knows nothing of the omniscience
18 XXVII|      The God who designed them knows all their different constitutions,