Chapter 13: On the mode and necessary consequence and end of the resurrection — namely the last judgment
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN.On the mode and necessary consequence and end of the resurrection — namely the last judgment.
So far have been the causes of the resurrection; now follow its mode and necessary consequence and end.
II.The mode of the resurrection is not perfectly known — he who willed that not even of all natural things the modes and reasons be open to us.The mode can be reduced to the form explained in Cap.12 aph.6–7: gathering of dust, formation of the body, animation — but it is a mystery (1 Cor. 15:51; 1 Thess. 4:15).
Latin
CAPUT DECIMUM TERTIUM. De modo & necessario consequente atque fine resurrectionis, nimirum ultimo judicio. Hactenus fuerunt resurrectionis causae; jam sequitur ejus modus & necessarium consequens atque finis. II. Modus resurrectionis non perfecte cognitus est, qui ne naturalium quidem rerum omnium modos & rationes nobis apertas esse voluit. Modus ad formam cap. 12. aph. 6 & 7 explicatam reduci potest: collectio pulverum, formatio corporis, animatio — sed mysterium est, 1 Cor. 15.51 & 1 Thess. 4.15.