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Reply. St. Thomas says: "Much more than in any other man
whatsoever, there is one operation in Christ." The sense is that
according to the human nature there is in Christ one principle of free
operation, to which every action of Christ as man was attributed as to
the subject and was subordinated. For "there was in Him no motion of
the sensitive part which was not ordered by reason. Even the natural
and bodily operations pertained in some respects to His will, inasmuch
as it was His will that His flesh should do and suffer what belonged
to it, as stated above,"[1469] but without any deordination.
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