Systematic Index

He was buried 2 ff., 20, 86, 255, 344, 462;

He descended into hell 3, 6, 40, 429, 462, in His soul (not in power only) 385, 429; but He did not do away with hell 532, 574a;

He rose (on the third day) 2 ff., 13, 16, 20, 40, 54, 86, 255, 429, 462, 994, 2036, 2084, as Psalm 15, 10 f., foretold 2272, by His own power 286, with a true resurrection of the flesh 344, 422, 429, 462, 709, by a reassuming of the soul to the body 422, 462, historically demonstrable 2036 f.; and truly then, but without need, He ate 344, 422;

He ascended into heaven 2 ff., 13, 20, 54, 86, 255, with body and soul 13, 344, 429, 462, 709;

He is seated at the right hand of the Father 2 ff., 13, 16, 86, 255, 344, in the flesh 73, 422, 462, 709, according to a natural manner of existing 874;

He sent the Holy Spirit 344;

He rules unto eternity 9, 13, 16, 86;

He will judge the living and the dead 2 ff., 13, 40, 54, 86, 228a, 287, 334, 422, 427, 429, 462, 994, coming in His body 13, 73, 255, 422, 709.

MARY THE MOTHER OF GOD AND VIRGIN

VIII i Mary is the Mother of Christ and hence truly and properly the mother of God 20, 91, 111a, 113, 144, 201 f., 214, 218, 256 f., 290, 422, 708, 993, 1462, 5002; but she generated only the Son, not the Trinity 284.

VIII k Mary was an inviolate virgin 13, 20, 91, 113, 144, 201 f., 214, 255 f., 282, 290, 344, 429, 462, 708, 735, 993, 1462; and remained perpetually (before birth and in birth and after birth) 91, 256, 282, 314a n, 734, 993; for this reason she did not need purification 1314.

She was conceived immaculate, i.e., without the stain of original sin 256, 734 f., 792, 1073, 1100, 1641, 2147a, but not because of an uncorrupted seed passed on to her 1924; nor did she suffer or die because of original sin 1073.

By a special privilege she was free from all sin, even venial 256, 833; excels all in sanctity 1978a; performed external good works 1260; intercedes before God for men 734; because of which she is worthy of praise 1316, and even to be loved by the perfect 1255 f.

She is the mediatrix of all graces 1940a, 1978a, and in a certain way a coredemptrix with Christ 1978a n.

She was assumed with her body into heaven 1641 note, 2291, 3031 ff.

GOD THE SANCTIFIER: THE FRUITS OF THE REDEMPTION

THE NOTION OF JUSTIFICATION

IX a Justification does not consist in the fact that sins are only covered over or not imputed 742, 792, 804, 1925, nor in only, although true, remission of sins 483, 799, 821 (which indeed is always conjoined to it 103, 742, 792, 1031 ff., 1043), nor in obedience to the commandments 1042, nor in the external favor of God 821, nor in the mere external imputing of the merits of Christ 820 f., nor formally in the justice of Christ Himself 799, 820;

but it is such a condition of a man, in which in himself he is made just and a friend of God 799, taken into a state of adoption of the sons of God 794, 796, 1042, 1523, 2212, and of an heir of eternal life 799, 2229, consort of the divine nature 1021, 1042; it is a sanctification and internal renewal through sanctifying grace (as a "permanent principle of supernatural life" 2237) 197, 539, 792, 795 f., 799 f., 809, 1069, with the infusion of faith, hope, and charity 410, 800.

The various causes of justification are enumerated 799, 807.

THE WAY OF JUSTIFICATION

IX b Although nothing of the things which lead to justification merit it, but all are done through grace 176 ff., 187,