Aún no tenemos significados para "judiciary power".
1For judiciary power flows from the royal dignity: according to Prov.
2Therefore judiciary power ought not to be attributed specially to Christ.
3Therefore judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man but as God.
4Consequently, judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man but as God.
5They also possessed no small part of the judiciary power.
6Consequently, judiciary power ought rather to be attributed to the Father than to Christ.
7Therefore Christ did not obtain judiciary power by His merits.
8Consequently, it is manifest that all human affairs are included in Christ's judiciary power.
9Therefore Christ's judiciary power does not extend to the angels.
10Consequently, not all God's judgments regarding human affairs are included in Christ's judiciary power.
11Therefore judiciary power ought to be attributed to the Holy Ghost rather than to Christ.
12Objection 1: It would seem that judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man.
13Consequently, it belongs to Him, even according to His human nature, to exercise judiciary power.
14Objection 1: It would seem that judiciary power is not to be specially attributed to Christ.
15Objection 1: It would seem that Christ did not acquire His judiciary power by His merits.
16Therefore it seems that judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man, but as God.
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