3533. It is such persons and little children in the other life who stand firmly and with constancy in the faith, without doubting, and do not let themselves be drawn away by treacherous arguments. So they do not waver, and are not interested in such trash, knowing that the Lord rules the universe. 1748, 11 Oct.
3533. Such persons, and infants, in the other life, are they who remain firm and constant in faith, without doubts, nor do they suffer themselves to be drawn away by insidious objections, wherefore they do not vacillate, caring nothing for cavils, and being assured that the Lord rules the universe. - 1748, October 11.
3533. Tales et infantes in altera vita sunt qui firme, absque dubitatione, consistunt in fide; nec ita patiuntur [se] abstrahi ab objectionibus insidiosis, ita non vacillant, nam talia non curant, scientes quod Dominus regat universum. 1748, 11 Oct.