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[421] For more extended treatment, see our articles in Dict.
de theol. cath.: s. v. Providence, cols. 998-1023;
Predestination, cols. 2940-59, 2984-3022.
[422] Ia, q. 2, a. 3
[423] Ia, q. 22, a. 1.
[424] Ibid.: ad 1
[425] Matt. 10: 29 ff
[426] Ia, q. 22, a. 2
[427] Ia, q. 14, a. 11
[428] Ia, q. 22, a. 2, ad 2.
[429] Ia, q. 19, a. 8;q. 22, a. 4
[430] Rom. 8: 28
[431] Extended treatment will be found in Dict. de theol.
cath.: s. v. Predestination, cols. 2940-59,
2984-3022
[432] John 17: 12
[433] John 10: 27-29
[434] Matt. 22: 14.
[435] I Cor. 4: 7.
[436] Phil. 2: 13
[437] Eph 1: 4-6
[438] Rom. 8: 28-30
[439] Cf. Eph. 1: 14; I Cor. 4: 7; Rom. 9:
15 f.
[440] Chaps. 9-11
[441] Rom. 9: 14-16
[442] Rom. 11: 33-36
[443] Praedestinatio est praescientia et praeparatio
beneficiorum Dei, quibus certissime liberantur quicumque liberantur.
De dono perseverantiae chap. 14
[444] De praedestinatione sanctorum, chap. 10
[445] Rom. 9: 22 f.
[446] John 6: 44
[447] In Jo.: tr. 26. Quare hunc trahat et illum non
trahat, noli velle dijudicare si non vis errare
[448] If thou hast received, why glory? I Cor. 4: 7.
God worketh in you, both to will and to accomplish. Phil. 2:
13.
[449] John 15: 5. Without Me you can do nothing.
[450] Ia, q. 23, a. 5. Quidquid est in homine ordinans
ipsum in salutem, comprehenditur totum sub effectu praedestinationis,
etiam ipsa praeparatio ad gratiam
[451] Ia, q. 20, a. 3
[452] Ia, q. 23, a. 4
[453] Non praecipitur aliquid ordinandum in finem, nisi
praeexistente voluntate finis
[454] Ia, q. 23, a. 5
[455] Ibid.: ad 3
[456] Ia, q. 23, a. 5. ad 3
[457] In his quae ex gratia dantur, potest aliquis pro libito
suo dare cui vult plus vel minus, dummodo nulli subtrahat debitum
absque praejudicio justitiae. Et hoc est quod dicit paterfamilias:
Tolle quod tuum est, et vade; an non licet mihi quod volo facere?
[458] Matt. 20: 14f
[459] Deus auxilians
[460] Cf. IIa IIae, q. 18, a. 4
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