Thomas Aquinas

With whom has he consulted, that the Lord would ask counsel of him; who has instructed him, of the form of his work; the path of natural justice, which he set before all things, so that nothing exceeds the bounds of its nature; knowledge, of the knowledge of created things, both universals and particulars, against the philosophers; the way of understanding, as to the government of the world: whose helper are you? Is it of him that is weak? And dost you hold up the arm of him that has no strength? (Job 26:2).

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