Christian Classics
‹ Summa Theologica

Thomas Aquinas · 2426 of 3516

Question. 7 - OF THE GRACE OF CHRIST AS AN INDIVIDUAL MAN (THIRTEEN ARTICLES)

We must now consider such things as were co-assumed by the Son of God in human nature; and first what belongs to perfection; secondly, what belongs to defect.

Concerning the first, there are three points of consideration: (1) The of Christ; (2) His knowledge; (3) His power.

With regard to His we must consider two things: (1) His as He is an individual man; (2) His as He is the Head of the Church. Of the of union we have already spoken (Q[2]).

Under the first head there are thirteen points of inquiry:

(1) Whether in the soul of Christ there was any habitual ?

(2) Whether in Christ there were virtues?

(3) Whether He had faith?

(4) Whether He had hope?

(5) Whether in Christ there were the gifts?

(6) Whether in Christ there was the gift of fear?

(7) Whether in Christ there were any gratuitous graces?

(8) Whether in Christ there was prophecy?

(9) Whether there was the fulness of in Him?

(10) Whether such fulness was proper to Christ?

(11) Whether the of Christ was infinite?

(12) Whether it could have been increased?

(13) How this stood towards the union?