RedemptionRedemption

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Part I — Preliminary Conditions and Preparation for RedemptionPreliminary Conditions and Preparation for Redemption

Chapter I — The Conditions of RedemptionThe Conditions of Redemption

• Sect. 166Possibility and Congruency of RedemptionPossibility and Congruency of Redemption

Chapter II — The Preparation for RedemptionThe Preparation for Redemption

• Sect. 167The Person and Work of the Redeemer Portrayed in the Prophecies of the Old TestamentThe Person and Work of the Redeemer Portrayed in the Prophecies of the Old Testament

Part II — The RedeemerThe Redeemer

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Chapter I — The DogmaThe Dogma

• Sect. 168Personal Names of the Redeemer: Summary of the Creeds and Decrees of the ChurchPersonal Names of the Redeemer: Summary of the Creeds and Decrees of the Church

• Sect. 169The New Testament on the Constitution of ChristThe New Testament on the Constitution of Christ

• Sect. 170The Human Element in Christ, According to the Tradition of the First Four CenturiesThe Human Element in Christ, According to the Tradition of the First Four Centuries

• Sect. 171Position of the Human Element in Christ: Its Union with the Divine Person Into One Being—as Taught Against the Heresies of the First Four CenturiesPosition of the Human Element in Christ: Its Union with the Divine Person Into One Being—as Taught Against the Heresies of the First Four Centuries

• Sect. 172The Word Incarnate as One Physical Person, According to the Doctrine of the Church Against NestoriusThe Word Incarnate as One Physical Person, According to the Doctrine of the Church Against Nestorius

• Sect. 173The Existence of One Divine Person or Hypostasis in Two Perfect Natures, as Taught by the Church Against MonophysitismThe Existence of One Divine Person or Hypostasis in Two Perfect Natures, as Taught by the Church Against Monophysitism

• Sect. 174The Two Wills and Two Operations in Christ, and the Organic Relation of the Human to the Divine Principle: as Defined Against MonothelitismThe Two Wills and Two Operations in Christ, and the Organic Relation of the Human to the Divine Principle: as Defined Against Monothelitism

• Sect. 175Corollaries to the Dogma Concerning the Constitution of ChristCorollaries to the Dogma Concerning the Constitution of Christ

Chapter II — The Constitution of Christ; or, the Hypostatic Union in the Light of Theological ScienceThe Constitution of Christ; or, the Hypostatic Union in the Light of Theological Science

• Sect. 176The Hypostatic Union: Its Essence; Its Formal Foundation, or the “Gratia Unionis;” Its First Formal Effect, or the Community of Being; Its PropertiesThe Hypostatic Union: Its Essence; Its Formal Foundation, or the “Gratia Unionis;” Its First Formal Effect, or the Community of Being; Its Properties

• Sect. 177The Hypostatic Union, from the Point of View of the Assuming PrincipleThe Hypostatic Union, from the Point of View of the Assuming Principle

• Sect. 178The Hypostatic Union Considered on the Part of the Assumed NatureThe Hypostatic Union Considered on the Part of the Assumed Nature

• Sect. 179Origin of the Hypostatic Union Through the Supernatural Action of GodOrigin of the Hypostatic Union Through the Supernatural Action of God

• Sect. 180Supernatural Origin of the Humanity of Christ Through the Holy Ghost from the Virgin MarySupernatural Origin of the Humanity of Christ Through the Holy Ghost from the Virgin Mary

Chapter III — The Attributes of ChristThe Attributes of Christ

• Sect. 181Perichoresis of “The Divine and the Human” in Christ; or, the Communion of Natures, and the Communication of IdiomsPerichoresis of “The Divine and the Human” in Christ; or, the Communion of Natures, and the Communication of Idioms

• Sect. 182Christ as a Person Relatively and Virtually Distinct from GodChrist as a Person Relatively and Virtually Distinct from God

• Sect. 183Redundancy (Overflow) of the Divine Idioms on Christ as Man: His Divine Glory and PowerRedundancy (Overflow) of the Divine Idioms on Christ as Man: His Divine Glory and Power

• Sect. 184The Man Christ as Object of Divine WorshipThe Man Christ as Object of Divine Worship

• Sect. 185The Human Sonship of Christ as Assumed Sonship of the God Logos; and the Corresponding Maternity as Divine MaternityThe Human Sonship of Christ as Assumed Sonship of the God Logos; and the Corresponding Maternity as Divine Maternity

• Sect. 186The Divine Sonship of the Logos as the Only True Sonship of Christ, Excluding Adoption and Human SonshipThe Divine Sonship of the Logos as the Only True Sonship of Christ, Excluding Adoption and Human Sonship

• Sect. 187Christ as Creature; His Subordination to GodChrist as Creature; His Subordination to God

• Sect. 188Christ as Lord of All ThingsChrist as Lord of All Things

• Sect. 189Christ as the Natural and Supernatural Head of All CreaturesChrist as the Natural and Supernatural Head of All Creatures

• Sect. 190Christ the Substantial and Born Mediator Between Man and GodChrist the Substantial and Born Mediator Between Man and God

• Sect. 191The “Grace of Union” the Ground of All Other PrivilegesThe “Grace of Union” the Ground of All Other Privileges

• Sect. 192The Fulness of the Supernatural Perfection of the Spiritual Life of Christ’s Humanity—fulness of Created GraceThe Fulness of the Supernatural Perfection of the Spiritual Life of Christ’s Humanity—fulness of Created Grace

• Sect. 193Mental Perfection of the Soul of Christ—fulness of Wisdom and Truth—vision of GodMental Perfection of the Soul of Christ—fulness of Wisdom and Truth—vision of God

• Sect. 194Holiness of the Human Will of ChristHoliness of the Human Will of Christ

• Sect. 195Free Will of ChristFree Will of Christ

• Sect. 196Value of Christ’s Actions as Acts of WorshipValue of Christ’s Actions as Acts of Worship

• Sect. 197Meritoriousness of Christ’s Human ActionsMeritoriousness of Christ’s Human Actions

• Sect. 198Specific Power of Christ’s Humanity to Produce Supernatural EffectsSpecific Power of Christ’s Humanity to Produce Supernatural Effects

• Sect. 199The Various States of Christ’s Life in GeneralThe Various States of Christ’s Life in General

• Sect. 200The State of Abasement (Κενώσις)—imperfections in Body and Soul Assumed by ChristThe State of Abasement (Κενώσις)—imperfections in Body and Soul Assumed by Christ

• Sect. 201Combination of Various Human States in ChristCombination of Various Human States in Christ

• Sect. 202The Passion of ChristThe Passion of Christ

• Sect. 203The State of Christ Between His Death and His ResurrectionThe State of Christ Between His Death and His Resurrection

• Sect. 204Christs Glorification—his Resurrection and AscensionChrists Glorification—his Resurrection and Ascension

Part III — Work and Functions of the RedeemerWork and Functions of the Redeemer

Chapter I — His WorkHis Work

• Sect. 205The Salvation of MankindThe Salvation of Mankind

• Sect. 206Perfection of Christ’s SatisfactionPerfection of Christ’s Satisfaction

• Sect. 207Effects of Christ’s Satisfaction on MankindEffects of Christ’s Satisfaction on Mankind

• Sect. 208The Supernatural Order in Mankind and in the Whole of Creation Raised to Higher Perfection by Christ and His Work—position of Christ in the Plan of the UniverseThe Supernatural Order in Mankind and in the Whole of Creation Raised to Higher Perfection by Christ and His Work—position of Christ in the Plan of the Universe

Chapter II — Functions of the RedeemerFunctions of the Redeemer

• Sect. 209Notions of Priest and SacrificeNotions of Priest and Sacrifice

• Sect. 210Christ’s Priesthood and Its FunctionsChrist’s Priesthood and Its Functions

Part IV — The Mother of the RedeemerThe Mother of the Redeemer

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• Sect. 212Mary the VirginMary the Virgin

• Sect. 213Mary the Mother of GodMary the Mother of God

• Sect. 214Mary Full of Grace—her Immaculate ConceptionMary Full of Grace—her Immaculate Conception

• Sect. 215Mary’s Death, Incorruptibility, and Assumption Into HeavenMary’s Death, Incorruptibility, and Assumption Into Heaven

• Sect. 216Mary’s Participation in the Work of RedemptionMary’s Participation in the Work of Redemption