Sicut enim in Adam omnes moriuntur, ita in Christo omnes vivificabuntur (ideo dictum est omnes atque omnes, quia sicut nemo corpore animali nisi in Adam moritur, ita nemo corpore spirituali nisi in Christo vivificatur, de Civ. stands for omne olerum genus,' or is to be taken with an implied limitation in justification of which he cites 1 Cor. “All men,” he argues, either means “men of all sorts," as omne olus, Luke xi. 4.” For in this and other texts which represent “all men” or “ the world" as the objects of God's merciful good-will in Christ, Augustine constantly limits the expression of universality. With truth is it written of Him, Qui vult omnes homines salvos fieri et venire ad agnitionem veritatis, 1 Tim. Let no sort of people despair of its vocation: Christ suffered for all.
NECESSE EST OMNES HOMINES PRO
Christ suffered for us, leaving us an ensample, that we should follow His steps, that Christ suffered only for those who walk in His steps: “In hac sententia vidisse videtur Apostolus Petrus, quod pro bis tantum passus est Christus, qui sequuntur vestigia ejus, neque prosit quidquam Christi passio nisi illis qui sequuntur vestigia ejus.” He says indeed a little further on,“ pro omnibus passus est Christus," but the “all” is limited by the context to mean “all sorts of people.” “ That garden of the Lord hath not only its roses the martyrs, but also its lilies the virgins: its ivy also the wedded, its violets the widows. Elsewhere he argues, that none of the redeemed can perish: “Quando perit qui sanguine Christi redemptus est? Potens homo non potest perdere quod emit auro suo, et Christus perdit quod emit sanguine suo?” Serm. 968: and commenting upon that saying of our Lord, I, if I be lifted up, will draw all after Me, and remarking that the word is omnia not omnes, therefore not all mankind, he interprets it to mean “either the redeemed, even all that they are or, all the predestinate or, all sorts of men,” p.695. 982 whereas He prays not for the world of the non-elect, p. His redeemed, whether before or after His coming in the flesh, p. Quaestiones Graecenses Concept and History of Quaestiones Graecenses a fragment of four quaestiones taken from the collection of Johannes Teutonicus, but never bearing his siglum.Read more topics about canon law (including relating.Note limitation Augustine says, that Christ's prayer (John xvii.) was “ for all A.Here are a comprehensive list of canonists'biographies (Medieval and Early. Quaestio Ann Arbor Concept and History of Quaestio Ann Arbor Read more topics about canon law (including relating to quaestio ann arbor).For instance, the difference between yields on Treasuries. Quality Spread Also called credit spread, the spread between Treasury securities and non-Treasury securities that are identical in all respects except for quality rating.
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