I found this section intriguing. This idea brought to mind the argument of whether an act itself is holy or if an act is holy if God has judged it to be holy. I personally agree with the latter. This section reminds of this because Aquinas speaks on the righteous outcomes of the ambushes. Justice exists in an act of holiness and these acts cannot inherently be just or holy due to the same acts being able to be used for different outcomes. This is where I bring up the part of God "approving" an act for holiness. Without having the a correct moral compass an act cannot be judged as is needed.
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