Third Part (Tertia Pars) — Question 16

• Article 1 — Whether This Is True: "God Is Man"?
• Article 2 — Whether This Is True: "Man Is God"?
• Article 3 — Whether Christ Can Be Called a Lordly Man?* [*The question is hardly apposite in English. St. Thomas explains why we can say in Latin, e.g. _oratio dominica_ (the Lord's Prayer) or _passio dominica_ (Our Lord's Passion), but not speak of our Lord as _homo dominicus_ (a lordly man)].
• Article 4 — Whether What Belongs to the Human Nature Can Be Predicated of God?
• Article 5 — Whether What Belongs to the Human Nature Can Be Predicated of the Divine Nature?
• Article 6 — Whether This Is True: "God Was Made Man"?
• Article 7 — Whether This Is True: "Man Was Made God"?
• Article 8 — Whether This Is True: "Christ Is a Creature"?
• Article 9 — Whether This Man, i.e. Christ, Began to Be?
• Article 10 — Whether This Is True: "Christ As Man Is a Creature"?
• Article 11 — Whether This Is True: "Christ As Man Is God"?
• Article 12 — Whether This Is True: "Christ As Man Is a Hypostasis or Person"?