On Natural and Supernatural Things

[na]tural, but must be grasped and judged through faith; such as is the Creation, and foremost the eternity of GOD, which is so infinite, unsearchable, and immeasurable that nature cannot grasp it, nor comprehend it with its human reason. That, then, is supernatural which reason cannot grasp but must seize through faith, which is a heavenly matter and belongs to Theology The study of divine things and the nature of God., which judges the souls. Furthermore, there belong to supernatural things the Angels of God the Lord, who have clarified original: "clarificirte". In alchemical and mystical thought, a "clarified" or "glorified" body is one that has been purged of its heavy, earthly impurities to become luminous, agile, and spiritual. bodies and accomplish those things which—by the permission of their Creator—are otherwise possible for no other creature original: "Creatur". This term refers to any created thing or being (human, animal, or spirit) in the hierarchy of existence. to do. This is because their works, which they demonstrate, are hidden from the eyes of all the world; likewise, the works of the hellish spirits and devils are also hidden, being permitted to them through the providence of God the Most High. Above all, however, the great deeds of GOD are found and recognized in such a way that they are supernatural [and cannot be reached] by any man's thoughts—