Part, Question
1 2, 98 | Lord refers there to the ceremonial precepts; which are ~said
2 2, 99 | 3) Whether it contains ceremonial precepts in addition to
3 2, 99 | Whether the Old Law comprises ceremonial, besides moral, precepts?~
4 2, 99 | Old Law does not comprise ceremonial, ~besides moral, precepts.
5 2, 99 | precepts that are styled ceremonial seem to refer ~to the Divine
6 2, 99 | A[2]), it seems that the ceremonial precepts ~should not be
7 2, 99 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the ceremonial precepts seem to be those
8 2, 99 | need for the Law to contain ceremonial precepts ~about certain
9 2, 99 | there are others which are ceremonial.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[99] A[
10 2, 99 | worship ~are specially called ceremonial.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[99] A[
11 2, 99 | offerings, belongs to the ceremonial ~precepts. Consequently
12 2, 99 | precepts. Consequently the ceremonial precepts are distinct from
13 2, 99 | eyes, which pertains to the ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
14 2, 99 | Whether, besides the moral and ceremonial precepts, there are also ~
15 2, 99 | addition to ~the moral and ceremonial precepts in the Old Law.
16 2, 99 | that is foreshadowed are ~ceremonial. Therefore besides these
17 2, 99 | precepts besides moral and ~ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
18 2, 99 | worship is effected ~by the ceremonial precepts, so the determination
19 2, 99 | dictated by the natural law; ~"ceremonial" precepts, which are determinations
20 2, 99 | holy," with regard ~to the ceremonial precepts (since the word "
21 2, 99 | something in common with the ceremonial ~precepts, in that they
22 2, 99 | and sometimes judicial and ceremonial precepts, as in Lev. 18:
23 2, 99 | refers to judicial and ~ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
24 2, 99 | the moral, judicial, and ~ceremonial precepts?~Aquin.: SMT FS
25 2, 99 | the moral, ~judicial, and ceremonial precepts. Because the judicial
26 2, 99 | between man and man; while the ceremonial ~precepts belong to the
27 2, 99 | the moral, judicial and ceremonial precepts, the Law contains
28 2, 99 | there are not only moral, ceremonial and judicial precepts, but ~
29 2, 99 | human affairs; ~to the "ceremonial" precepts, as regards Divine
30 2, 99 | the Law are either moral, ~ceremonial, or judicial; and that other
31 2, 99 | anything foreign to ~the ceremonial and judicial precepts.~Aquin.:
32 2, 100 | moral precepts, (2) the ceremonial precepts, (3) the judicial
33 2, 100 | precepts, distinct from the ceremonial and ~judicial precepts,
34 2, 100 | are not reducible to the ceremonial ~precepts, but rather vice
35 2, 100 | of the decalogue, ~one is ceremonial, viz. "Remember that thou
36 2, 100 | in which respect it is a ceremonial precept.~Aquin.: SMT FS
37 2, 100 | of the precepts ~include ceremonial matter, or a determination
38 2, 100 | distinct from the judicial and ~ceremonial precepts, as stated above (
39 2, 100 | belong to the judicial and ~ceremonial precepts: and the general
40 2, 100 | 3],4), ~the judicial and ceremonial precepts derive their force
41 2, 100 | commandment are added all the ceremonial precepts. ~To the fourth
42 2, 100 | their institution that the ceremonial ~and judicial precepts "
43 2, 100 | various ~ways. Because the ceremonial precepts taken as a whole
44 2, 101 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE CEREMONIAL PRECEPTS IN THEMSELVES (
45 2, 101 | We must now consider the ceremonial precepts: and first we must
46 2, 101 | inquiry:~(1) The nature of the ceremonial precepts;~(2) Whether they
47 2, 101 | Whether the nature of the ceremonial precepts consists in their ~
48 2, 101 | seem that the nature of the ceremonial precepts does not ~consist
49 2, 101 | man. Therefore ~they are ceremonial precepts. Yet they seem
50 2, 101 | Therefore the nature of the ceremonial precepts does not ~consist
51 2, 101 | Further, some state that the ceremonial precepts are those which ~
52 2, 101 | does not ~seem that the ceremonial precepts are so called from
53 2, 101 | Further, some say that the ceremonial precepts are patterns, i.e. ~
54 2, 101 | Divine worship are called ceremonial.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
55 2, 101 | Perplex. iii) that the ~ceremonial precepts are those for which
56 2, 101 | in the Law. Therefore the ceremonial precepts are not those which
57 2, 101 | above (Q[99], A[4]), the ceremonial precepts ~are determinations
58 2, 101 | precepts are properly called ~ceremonial, which pertain to the Divine
59 2, 101 | distinction between the ceremonial and the other precepts. ~
60 2, 101 | are ~contained under the ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
61 2, 101 | solemn festivals: so that all ceremonial ~precepts may be included
62 2, 101 | Divine worship are called ceremonial ~precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
63 2, 101 | This explanation of the ceremonial precepts has a certain ~
64 2, 101 | not that they are called ceremonial precisely ~because there
65 2, 101 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the ceremonial precepts are figurative?~
66 2, 101 | It would seem that the ceremonial precepts are not figurative. ~
67 2, 101 | worship of God. But the ceremonial precepts are ordained to ~
68 2, 101 | figurative. Therefore the ceremonial ~precepts should not be
69 2, 101 | the other. Therefore ~the ceremonial precepts, which refer to
70 2, 101 | 1]; Q[99], AA[3],4), the ceremonial ~precepts are those which
71 2, 101 | there should have been man ceremonial precepts?~Aquin.: SMT FS
72 2, 101 | should not have been many ceremonial ~precepts. For those things
73 2, 101 | proportionate to that end. But the ceremonial precepts, as stated above ~(
74 2, 101 | should not have been many ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
75 2, 101 | the great number of the ceremonial precepts was an ~occasion
76 2, 101 | v, 3), it seems that the ceremonial precepts should not have
77 2, 101 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the ceremonial precepts referred to the
78 2, 101 | should not have been many ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
79 2, 101 | Law should contain many ceremonial precepts. For in that people ~
80 2, 101 | recall ~them by means of ceremonial precepts from the worship
81 2, 101 | that there should be many ceremonial ~precepts; both because
82 2, 101 | was ~foreshadowed by these ceremonial precepts, brought many boons
83 2, 101 | God from ~giving them many ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
84 2, 101 | consecrated. But all ~the ceremonial precepts were ordained to
85 2, 101 | reckoned as part of the ~ceremonial: since they were a shadow
86 2, 101 | stated above (AA[1],2), the ceremonial precepts are ~ordained to
87 2, 102 | 1 - OF THE CAUSES OF THE CEREMONIAL PRECEPTS (SIX ARTICLES) ~
88 2, 102 | consider the causes of the ceremonial precepts: under which ~head
89 2, 102 | there was any cause for the ceremonial precepts?~(2) Whether the
90 2, 102 | Whether the cause of the ceremonial precepts was literal or ~
91 2, 102 | there was any cause for the ceremonial precepts?~Aquin.: SMT FS
92 2, 102 | there was no cause for the ceremonial ~precepts. Because on Eph.
93 2, 102 | there was no reason for the ~ceremonial observances of the Old Law.~
94 2, 102 | there is any reason for the ceremonial ~precepts, they would not
95 2, 102 | there was no cause for the ceremonial precepts: for the ~reason
96 2, 102 | enlightening the eyes." But the ceremonial precepts are ~commandments
97 2, 102 | reasonable cause. Therefore the ceremonial precepts ~have a reasonable
98 2, 102 | Now it is evident that the ceremonial precepts, like all the other ~
99 2, 102 | must needs say that the ceremonial precepts ~were ordained
100 2, 102 | something. And so also the ceremonial precepts of ~the Old Law
101 2, 102 | shalt not steal." But ~the ceremonial precepts have a reasonable
102 2, 102 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the ceremonial precepts have a literal
103 2, 102 | It would seem that the ceremonial precepts have not a literal, ~
104 2, 102 | figurative cause. For among the ceremonial precepts, the ~chief was
105 2, 102 | much more did the other ceremonial precepts have none but a ~
106 2, 102 | its cause. But all the ~ceremonial precepts are figurative,
107 2, 102 | are certain points in the ~ceremonial precepts, which appear to
108 2, 102 | the contrary, Just as the ceremonial precepts foreshadowed Christ,
109 2, 102 | literal sense. Therefore the ceremonial precepts had also literal, ~
110 2, 102 | end. Now the end of the ceremonial ~precepts was twofold: for
111 2, 102 | Accordingly the reasons for the ceremonial precepts of the Old Law
112 2, 102 | argument would avail if the ceremonial precepts had ~been given
113 2, 102 | reasonable cause for the ceremonial observances?~Aquin.: SMT
114 2, 102 | reasonable cause for the ~ceremonial observances. Because, as
115 2, 103 | OF THE DURATION OF THE CEREMONIAL PRECEPTS (FOUR ARTICLES)~
116 2, 103 | consider the duration of the ceremonial precepts: under ~which head
117 2, 103 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the ceremonial precepts were in existence
118 2, 103 | 2~I answer that, All the ceremonial precepts of the Old Law
119 2, 103 | precepts; but as regards the ceremonial precepts it ~lasts for even
120 2, 103 | these rites. For heathenish ~ceremonial was rejected as absolutely
121 2, 103 | time; whereas the legal ceremonial ceased as being fulfilled ~
122 2, 103 | by observing the legal ceremonial ~for the time being; because
123 2, 104 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, as the ceremonial precepts relate to God,
124 2, 104 | 101], A[1]). But among the ceremonial precepts there are some
125 2, 104 | to God, they are ~called "ceremonial" precepts: but when they
126 2, 104 | worshipped. There are also ~ceremonial precepts, which have no
127 2, 104 | consequently, is a matter of ceremonial precept, that man should
128 2, 104 | reason there had to be more ceremonial than judicial precepts in ~
129 2, 104 | Because it seems proper to the ceremonial precepts to be instituted
130 2, 104 | between the judicial and ~ceremonial precepts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
131 2, 104 | something. In this way the ceremonial ~precepts are figurative;
132 2, 104 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The ceremonial precepts are not figurative
133 2, 104 | Now this is true of the ceremonial precept, ~which "could [
134 2, 104 | in the same way as the ~ceremonial precepts. For the ceremonial
135 2, 104 | ceremonial precepts. For the ceremonial precepts were annulled so
136 2, 104 | has been stated that the ceremonial precepts are ~figurative
137 2, 104 | distinct division of the ceremonial ~precepts, the Law alludes
138 2, 104 | them. But the judicial and ceremonial precepts have a different
139 2, 107 | contained precepts, moral, ceremonial, and ~judicial, as stated
140 2, 107 | mentioning the judicial and ~ceremonial precepts. Therefore it seems
141 2, 107 | foreshadowed it by certain ceremonial actions, and promised it ~
142 2, 107 | Col. 2:17) concerning the ~ceremonial precepts that they were "
143 2, 107 | except ~in the point of ceremonial precepts, as stated above (
144 2, 107 | the ~very fact that the ceremonial precepts were fulfilled
145 2, 107 | various foods, which ~was a ceremonial matter, Our Lord did not
146 2, 107 | OBJ 4: The reason why the ceremonial precepts of the Law are
147 2, 108 | we were treating of ~the ceremonial of the Old Law (Q[101],
148 2, 108 | Old Law, besides moral and ceremonial precepts, ~there were certain
149 2, 108 | worship, belongs to the ceremonial ~precepts of the Law; and,
150 2, 108 | apostles those precepts not as ceremonial ~observances, but as moral
151 2, 108 | and judicial, there were ~ceremonial precepts about which Our
152 2, 108 | the observance of the ~ceremonial precepts was totally abolished
153 2, 78 | in offering service and ceremonial rites or ~worship to "some
154 2, 79 | in ~offering service and ceremonial rites to a superior nature
155 2, 79 | belongs to religion "to offer ceremonial worship ~to the Godhead" [*
156 2, 79 | Godhead" [*Cf. A[1]], and ceremonial matters, as stated above (
157 2, 81 | one "offers worship ~end ceremonial rites to the Godhead" [*
158 2, 84 | Gospel, to observe the ~ceremonial precepts of the Old Law,
159 2, 84 | oblations is one of the ceremonial precepts of ~the Old Law,
160 2, 84 | that, apparently, it is a ceremonial ~precept. But ceremonial
161 2, 84 | ceremonial ~precept. But ceremonial precepts are not to be observed
162 2, 84 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The ceremonial observances were properly
163 2, 85 | is either a judicial or a ceremonial precept. Now, as stated
164 2, 85 | are hound ~neither to the ceremonial nor to the judicial precepts
165 2, 85 | something in common with the "ceremonial precepts," ~which were instituted
166 2, 85 | proves it to ~be, not a ceremonial but a judicial precept,
167 2, 85 | this difference between the ceremonial and judicial precepts of ~
168 2, 85 | unlawful to ~observe the ceremonial precepts at the time of
169 2, 86 | to offer God worship and ceremonial rites. But he who takes
170 2, 120 | s neighbor, just as the ~ceremonial precepts are determinations
171 2, 120 | Taken literally it is a ceremonial precept, for it is written (
172 2, 120 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the ceremonial precepts of the Law contain "
173 2, 120 | unfitting to omit ~all other ceremonial observances and to mention
174 2, 120 | is partly oral and partly ceremonial. It is a moral precept in ~
175 2, 120 | Creation of ~the world, it is a ceremonial precept. Again, it is a
176 2, 120 | precept. Again, it is a ceremonial precept ~in its allegorical
177 2, 120 | precept. Again, it is a ceremonial ~precept in its analogical
178 2, 120 | as a moral, but not as a ceremonial ~precept.~Aquin.: SMT SS
179 2, 120 | decalogue, rather than any other ceremonial ~precept of the Law.~Aquin.:
180 3, 47 | His ~Passion fulfilled the ceremonial precepts of the Law, which
181 3, 74 | not intend to follow the ceremonial of the Law, but to conform
182 3, 83 | incense, not as commanded by a ceremonial precept of ~the Law, but
183 Suppl, 64| the first reason, it was a ceremonial ~precept, but with regard
184 Suppl, 65| other things contrary to the ceremonial laws of the ~Jews, though
185 Suppl, 65| fornication among that of other ceremonial ~observances, because in
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