Part, Question
1 1, 29 | there are three who bear witness in heaven, ~the Father,
2 1, 30 | There are three who bear witness in ~heaven, the father,
3 1, 36 | There are three who bear ~witness in heaven, the Father, the
4 1, 64 | this can ~be good and bears witness to the goodness of nature.
5 1, 64 | account of the sin bears ~witness to the goodness of the will,
6 1, 64 | of the punishment, bears witness to the goodness of nature,
7 1, 64 | lost by punishment, is the witness to ~a good nature." Consequently,
8 1, 65 | this can ~be good and bears witness to the goodness of nature.
9 1, 65 | account of the sin bears ~witness to the goodness of the will,
10 1, 65 | of the punishment, bears witness to the goodness of nature,
11 1, 65 | lost by punishment, is the witness to ~a good nature." Consequently,
12 1, 78 | For conscience is said to witness, to bind, or incite, and ~
13 1, 78 | conscience is said to ~witness. In another way, so far
14 2, 87 | that both the children can witness their ~parents' sins so
15 2, 98 | ways. First by bearing witness to Christ; wherefore He
16 2, 100 | Thou shalt not bear false witness"; ~the sixth, "Thou shalt
17 2, 100 | sins of homicide and false ~witness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
18 2, 100 | Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy ~neighbor":
19 2, 100 | sins of murder and ~false witness, it was necessary to proscribe,
20 2, 105 | the sin of bearing ~false witness. In other faults of less
21 2, 108 | than about theft and false witness, because the movement ~of
22 2, 108 | stealing or bearing false witness. They held a false opinion
23 2, 5 | life, the intellect of a witness would be convinced so as ~
24 2, 10 | that our very enemies bear witness to our ~faith, and that
25 2, 12 | words and deeds should bear witness to the inward ~faith, for
26 2, 12 | perjurer calls upon God to witness to a falsehood, and ~thus
27 2, 12 | does: but he calls God to witness to a falsehood, not that
28 2, 12 | that he ~deems God a false witness, but in the hope, as it
29 2, 26 | on a man in order to bear witness to the good which is in
30 2, 59 | injured secretly by false witness, detractions and so ~forth,
31 2, 65 | convicted of bearing false witness. But these ancients ~were
32 2, 65 | man cannot ~be accuser, witness and judge at the same time,
33 2, 66 | of one swearing, and is a witness either because he himself
34 2, 66 | shall find that the false ~witness hath told a lie against
35 2, 68 | REGARD TO THE PERSON OF THE WITNESS (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
36 2, 68 | regard to the person of the witness. ~Under this head there
37 2, 68 | mortal sin to bear false witness?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[70] A[
38 2, 68 | who denies, while several witness affirm the same as the prosecutor, ~
39 2, 68 | is not weakened if one ~witness says that he does not remember,
40 2, 68 | such points as these the witness for ~prosecution and defense
41 2, 68 | ought the evidence of one witness to be rejected if he ~contradict
42 2, 68 | salvation, provided the ~witness be competent, and the order
43 2, 68 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a witness is required to take an oath
44 2, 68 | written (Prov. 19:5): "A false witness shall not ~be unpunished."~
45 2, 68 | Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor." For
46 2, 68 | certitude ~of evidence, the witness is required to take a oath.~
47 2, 69 | of the judge and of the ~witness. Now, according to Augustine (
48 2, 69 | a just sentence, nor the witness true evidence." ~Therefore
49 2, 69 | a just verdict, and the witness to give ~true evidence.
50 2, 79 | by them all, man bears witness to the ~Divine excellence
51 2, 81 | of ~which we frequently witness the unhappy results; splendid
52 2, 86 | or to call others to witness, ~so that one may refrain
53 2, 87 | swear is to call God to witness?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
54 2, 87 | swear is not to call God to witness. ~Whoever invokes the authority
55 2, 87 | of Holy Writ calls God to witness, since it ~is His word that
56 2, 87 | swear is to call ~God to witness, whoever invoked the authority
57 2, 87 | person by calling him to ~witness. But he who swears by God
58 2, 87 | swear is not to call ~God to witness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
59 2, 87 | differ from the duties of a ~witness, as shown above (QQ[67],
60 2, 87 | swear is not to call God to witness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
61 2, 87 | mean but that God is his ~witness?"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
62 2, 87 | by witnesses. Now a human witness does ~not suffice to confirm
63 2, 87 | have recourse to a Divine witness, for neither ~can God lie,
64 2, 87 | Him. Now to call God to witness ~is named "jurare" [to swear]
65 2, 87 | invocation of ~God as His witness should be accepted as true.
66 2, 87 | sometimes God is ~called to witness when we assert present or
67 2, 87 | sometimes God is called to witness in ~confirmation of something
68 2, 87 | thing to employ a Divine witness already given, ~as when
69 2, 87 | to ~implore God to bear witness, as in an oath.~Aquin.:
70 2, 87 | that he calls upon ~God to witness, he recognizes Him as possessing
71 2, 87 | person is called to give witness, in order that he may ~make
72 2, 87 | way by punishing the lying witness, and then He is at once ~
73 2, 87 | He is at once ~judge and witness, since by punishing the
74 2, 87 | when a man says "God is my witness," or, "I speak before God,"
75 2, 87 | since he asks God to bear witness, and this must be by some ~
76 2, 87 | For if a man ~calls God as witness, for some trifling reason,
77 2, 87 | God be unwilling to ~bear witness there and then: for He certainly
78 2, 87 | for He certainly will bear witness at some ~future time, when
79 2, 87 | 1 Cor. 4:5). And this ~witness will be lacking to none
80 2, 87 | Who is called upon to bear witness, and on account of ~the
81 2, 87 | but calls God to be his witness. Therefore swearing is not
82 2, 87 | that ~swears calls God to witness in confirmation of what
83 2, 87 | observed in an oath. The witness adduced, ~and this is Divine:
84 2, 87 | it ~necessary to call the witness, and this is human. Accordingly
85 2, 87 | that a man takes God as witness by way of ~an oath, he acknowledges
86 2, 87 | contestation or calling God as witness: and ~this kind of oath,
87 2, 87 | saying: "I call ~God to witness upon my soul."~Aquin.: SMT
88 2, 87 | wherein God is called to witness: because it suffices for
89 2, 87 | reverence of the ~Divine witness invoked, unless it leads
90 2, 87 | promise, an appeal to ~God as witness. Therefore an oath is more
91 2, 94 | God, Who does not bear ~witness to a falsehood.~Aquin.:
92 2, 96 | swear is to call God as ~witness. Now it is an irreverence
93 2, 96 | irreverence to God to call Him to witness to a ~falsehood, because
94 2, 96 | that He is willing to bear witness to a falsehood. Therefore ~
95 2, 96 | the Vulgate'], and is ~a witness either because he himself
96 2, 101 | Ethic. i, 5; viii, 8). Now ~witness is borne either before God
97 2, 101 | searcher of hearts, the witness of one's conscience suffices.
98 2, 101 | regards men, ~one cannot bear witness, save by means of signs,
99 2, 101 | honor to a person we bear witness to a person's ~excelling
100 2, 101 | by praising him we bear witness to ~his goodness in reference
101 2, 101 | the result of our bearing ~witness to a person's goodness is
102 2, 108 | Thou ~shalt not bear false witness." Therefore every lie is
103 2, 108 | forbidden to bear false witness against our neighbor.~Aquin.:
104 2, 120 | stealing and ~bearing false witness. But many other injuries
105 2, 120 | with the bearing of false witness, ~which is more directly
106 2, 122 | Greek ~{martyr} signifies a witness. Now witness is borne to
107 2, 122 | signifies a witness. Now witness is borne to the faith of ~
108 2, 122 | is so called as being a ~witness to the Christian faith,
109 2, 122 | martyrdom that a man bear witness to the faith ~in showing
110 2, 122 | Further, a martyr is a kind of witness. But witness is borne to ~
111 2, 122 | is a kind of witness. But witness is borne to ~the truth alone.
112 2, 122 | called a martyr for bearing witness to ~any truth, but only
113 2, 122 | body unto death they bear witness to ~the truth; not indeed
114 2, 129 | reverence shown to a person in witness of his excellence. Now two
115 2, 129 | pleased that others bear witness to his excellence, as this
116 2, 129 | very fact that it bears witness to virtue. Hence it is evident ~
117 2, 170 | since even its foes bear witness to ~it, and also in order
118 2, 176 | God also bearing them witness by signs and wonders and
119 2, 176 | miracles. Now God cannot bear witness to a falsehood. ~Therefore
120 3, 1 | when God Himself bears witness that they would have ~done
121 3, 5 | this point by the Gospel witness, they ~went on to say that
122 3, 7 | Him, God also bearing them witness by signs ~and wonders."
123 3, 7 | to be a fit minister and witness of God, to which ~office
124 3, 12 | I have given Him for ~a witness to the people, for a leader
125 3, 25 | the Greek {martys} is 'a witness'] they are: we honor the ~
126 3, 26 | not then "de fide," is a witness to the expression ~of the
127 3, 27 | leaped': and our eyes are witness that not only infants leap
128 3, 28 | loss of virginity, but to witness to the reality of the ~union."~
129 3, 29 | because Joseph is thus a ~witness to Christ's being born of
130 3, 29 | is the more trustworthy witness of her purity, in that he
131 3, 29 | loss of virginity, ~but to witness to the reality of the union."
132 3, 30 | might be a more certain witness of this mystery, ~being
133 3, 31 | sins, to which John bore witness, saying: 'Behold Him who ~
134 3, 31 | he who pays a tithe bears witness ~to his own imperfection
135 3, 36 | encouraged by a ~twofold witness," as Pope Leo says (Serm.
136 3, 38 | sent by God . . . for a witness" (Jn. 1:6,7) ~as a prophet;
137 3, 38 | God ~also bearing them witness by signs and wonders." But
138 3, 38 | it was ~wonderful to witness such endurance in a human
139 3, 38 | voice of ~the Father bearing witness to Him. Therefore it seems
140 3, 39 | and that John might bear witness to Him." Now, men would
141 3, 39 | should be heard, bearing witness to the Son?~Aquin.: SMT
142 3, 39 | voice to be heard bearing witness to the Son. For the Son ~
143 3, 39 | voice is heard bearing ~witness to the Son." Therefore it
144 3, 39 | Father ~gave utterance bore witness to the Sonship of the Word.
145 3, 44 | confirm His ~doctrine, and witness to His Godhead, as stated
146 3, 44 | God also bearing ~them witness by signs and wonders and
147 3, 45 | For everyone is a better witness of things that he ~knows.
148 3, 45 | fiction, is becoming in a witness of the ~truth. Now, Moses
149 3, 45 | fitting that He should bear ~witness to it a second time.~Aquin.:
150 3, 53 | rose, that they might bear witness to ~the risen Christ." Nevertheless
151 3, 54 | as medical science bears witness. But whatever anyone ~may
152 3, 55 | witnesses." Now they bore witness by preaching ~in public:
153 3, 55 | not to the people to bear witness to the ~Resurrection. But
154 3, 55 | was their office to bear witness to the ~Resurrection, according
155 3, 55 | our Lord." But the ~surest witness of all is an eye-witness.
156 3, 60 | once, must no more be a witness, nor be allowed to take ~
157 3, 60 | calling a sacred thing to witness. And in this ~sense it is
158 3, 77 | contrary, The senses are witness that something is generated
159 3, 77 | Para. 2/3~But the senses witness to the untruth of what some
160 3, 80 | who heard him ask, bear witness, and let him receive the
161 Suppl, 6 | proper witnesses. Now the ~witness, in the tribunal of Penance,
162 Suppl, 11| he be called upon to give witness of a sin ~of which he has
163 Suppl, 11| man is not called upon to witness except as a man, ~wherefore
164 Suppl, 11| if a man could not bear witness to a deed which he has seen ~
165 Suppl, 35| act of admitting men to witness the Divine ~sacraments,
166 Suppl, 55| cannot be both accuser and witness. Neither therefore can this
167 Suppl, 55| person can be accuser and ~witness; that evidence is not taken '
168 Suppl, 74| that they might ~bear true witness to Christ's true resurrection,
169 Suppl, 74| for the sake of bearing witness to Christ's resurrection:
170 Suppl, 74| resurrection: and ~that by bearing witness thereto they might lay the
171 Suppl, 84| Their conscience bearing witness," ~etc. which mark, seemingly,
172 Suppl, 84| Divine ~judgment to the witness of the conscience, according
173 Suppl, 84| necessary for the conscience to witness ~to everything that has
174 Suppl, 84| one's conscience will bear witness to him and his thoughts ~
175 Suppl, 84| every judicial hearing, the ~witness, the accuser, and the defendant
176 Suppl, 85| Their conscience bearing witness to them, and ~their thoughts
177 Suppl, 86| assemble at the judgment and witness the glory of the ~Judge.~
178 Suppl, 92| showing of honor which bears witness to ~virtue. Hence it is
179 Suppl, 93| suffered in order to bear ~witness to Christ, and strove unto
180 Suppl, 93| its end. For one becomes a witness of Christ by any virtuous ~
181 Suppl, 93| Christ perfects in us bear witness to ~His goodness. Hence
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