| Note title | Major Addition |
|---|---|
| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/373 |
Original: Lucifer supra se abiit, dicens: Luciver went above himself, saying:
MF: Lucifer supra se abiit quia noluit humiliari sub humanatum Deum, qui est Christus, ex summo factus minimus. Ille igitur, dum per fidem et gratiam, in qua creatus est, non vult humiliari usquam sub hanc naturam assumendam, destituitur a gratia fidei et supra se abit, dicens: Lucifer went above himself because he did not wish to be humiliated below God made human, who is Christ, from the highest was made smallest. That one therefore, while he does not want to be humbled in any way by faith and grace, by which he was created, he is deprived of grace of faith and he goes above himself, saying:
This addition specifies why Christ taking on human form caused Lucifer to rebel. Out of his pride, he could not bear to be subject to a God that would willingly become human.
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