Thomas Aquinas

Here he places sound counsel for escape; therefore since all these things do not avail you, "cease therefore from the man," that is, cease from what is offensive to him, namely Christ, "whose breath is in his nostrils," that is, who breathes with his nostrils and lives like other men as to his humanity; "for he is reputed high," as to his divinity, by the saints and angels: "the Lord is high above all nations; and his glory above all the heavens" (Ps 113:4). …

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