ABSTRACT
Regarding the forty-sixth distinction I ask whether the will of 1 God's good pleasure is always fulfilled.
It seems not to be the case: 1 Tim. 2 [:4 reads]: 'God wills that all men be saved', but all
will not be saved, therefore [God's will is not always fulfilled]. Moreover, in Matth. 23 [: 37] the Saviour says to these children 2
of Jerusalem: 'How often have I willed to gather your children, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you did not will it', therefore, as above [the conclusion follows here too, that God's will is not always fulfilled].
