Part, Question
1 2, 105| of the ~Law: such as the tithes and first-fruits, and many
2 2, 105| things for them both as to tithes and ~as to first-fruits,
3 2, 41 | the Church does not demand tithes in certain countries, in
4 2, 41 | refrains ~from demanding tithes in those countries where
5 2, 83 | oblations, ~first-fruits, and tithes. About sacrifices there
6 2, 83 | such as devotion, prayer, tithes, ~first-fruits, oblations,
7 2, 83 | sacred was done to them. "Tithes," however, are neither a
8 2, 84 | the right of priests to tithes and first-fruits, and everybody ~
9 2, 85 | 87] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF TITHES (FOUR ARTICLES)~Next we
10 2, 85 | ARTICLES)~Next we must consider tithes, under which head there
11 2, 85 | bound by precept to pay tithes?~(2) Of what things ought
12 2, 85 | 2) Of what things ought tithes to be paid?~(3) To whom
13 2, 85 | paid?~(4) Who ought to pay tithes?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
14 2, 85 | Whether men are bound to pay tithes under a necessity of precept?~
15 2, 85 | bound by precept to pay tithes. ~The commandment to pay
16 2, 85 | The commandment to pay tithes is contained in the Old
17 2, 85 | Law (Lev. 27:30), ~"All tithes of the land, whether of
18 2, 85 | Lev. 27:32): "Of all the tithes of oxen and ~sheep and goats,
19 2, 85 | are not bound now to pay tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
20 2, 85 | mention of the paying of tithes: ~for the saying of our
21 2, 85 | saying of our Lord about tithes (Mt. 23:23), "These things
22 2, 85 | men are not bound to pay tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
23 2, 85 | Law. But before the Law tithes were ~given, by reason not
24 2, 85 | give to me, I will offer tithes to Thee." Neither, therefore, ~
25 2, 85 | grace are men bound to pay tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
26 2, 85 | content with the oblation of tithes, which I have separated
27 2, 85 | Again, there were other tithes of which we ~read (Dt. 14:
28 2, 85 | thou shalt set aside the tithes of all ~thy fruits, that
29 2, 85 | And ~there were yet other tithes, of which it is written (
30 2, 85 | pay the ~second and third tithes. Neither therefore are they
31 2, 85 | necessity of precept, to pay ~tithes in those countries where
32 2, 85 | in those countries where tithes are not paid, they would
33 2, 85 | necessity of precept to pay tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
34 2, 85 | says: "It is a duty to pay tithes, and ~whoever refuses to
35 2, 85 | answer that, In the Old Law tithes were paid for the sustenance
36 2, 85 | 3:10): "Bring all the ~tithes into My [Vulg.: 'the'] store-house
37 2, 85 | precept about the paying of tithes was partly moral and ~instilled
38 2, 85 | the precept about paying tithes foreshadowed something in
39 2, 85 | man's obligation to pay tithes arises ~partly from natural
40 2, 85 | The precept about paying tithes, in so far as it was a ~
41 2, 85 | prophetic instinct gave tithes to Melchisedech, the priest
42 2, 85 | Jacob made a vow to ~give tithes [*Gn. 28:20], although he
43 2, 85 | significantly: "I will offer tithes to Thee."~Aquin.: SMT SS
44 2, 85 | give alms." Moreover the ~tithes that are given to the ministers
45 2, 85 | demanding ~the Church's tithes, when they could not demand
46 2, 85 | Nevertheless those who do not give tithes in places where the Church
47 2, 85 | unwilling to pay even if tithes were demanded of them.~Aquin.:
48 2, 85 | Whether men are bound to pay tithes of all things?~Aquin.: SMT
49 2, 85 | men are not bound to give tithes of all ~things. The paying
50 2, 85 | all ~things. The paying of tithes seems to be an institution
51 2, 85 | no precept about personal tithes, viz. those ~that are payable
52 2, 85 | Therefore no man is bound to pay tithes on such ~things.~Aquin.:
53 2, 85 | the divine ~worship than tithes which are offered to the
54 2, 85 | Therefore neither ~should tithes be paid on ill-gotten goods.~
55 2, 85 | the precept of ~paying tithes refers only to "corn, fruits
56 2, 85 | things is a man bound to pay tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
57 2, 85 | Therefore one ought not to pay tithes on such like things.~Aquin.:
58 2, 85 | give to me, I will offer tithes to Thee."~Aquin.: SMT SS
59 2, 85 | principle of the payment of tithes is the debt whereby carnal ~
60 2, 85 | Church about the payment of tithes. Now whatever man possesses
61 2, 85 | carnal things. Therefore tithes must be paid on ~whatever
62 2, 85 | precept about personal ~tithes; because, to wit, all the
63 2, 85 | ministers if they did not pay ~tithes on their trade profits.
64 2, 85 | are bound to ~pay personal tithes, according to the custom
65 2, 85 | Append. Serm. cclxxvii]: "Tithes must be paid on ~the profits
66 2, 85 | restore, and not to ~pay tithes on them. If, however, a
67 2, 85 | the usurer is bound to pay tithes on the produce, because
68 2, 85 | consequently he is bound ~to pay tithes on them in the same way
69 2, 85 | same way as other personal tithes. ~Nevertheless the Church
70 2, 85 | they have done penance, tithes may be accepted from them
71 2, 85 | end. Now the payment of tithes is due not for its own ~
72 2, 85 | not order the payment of tithes on such like minute ~things,
73 2, 85 | justice of the Law, paid tithes even ~on these minute things:
74 2, 85 | men are not bound to pay tithes on such minute things, ~
75 2, 85 | man is not bound to pay tithes on what he has lost by ~
76 2, 85 | the Church can command the tithes due to her, both from the
77 2, 85 | the other ~is not bound. Tithes are due on the fruits of
78 2, 85 | the gift of God. Wherefore tithes do not come under a ~tax,
79 2, 85 | to workmen, before paying tithes: ~but tithes must be paid
80 2, 85 | before paying tithes: ~but tithes must be paid before anything
81 2, 85 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether tithes should be paid to the clergy?~
82 2, 85 | OBJ 1: It would seem that tithes should not be paid to the
83 2, 85 | be paid to the clergy. ~Tithes were paid to the Levites
84 2, 85 | it is unnecessary to pay ~tithes to them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
85 2, 85 | decide to which clergy the tithes ought to ~be paid. Therefore
86 2, 85 | the ~soldiers to hold the tithes from the Church in fee;
87 2, 85 | certain religious ~receive tithes. Therefore seemingly tithes
88 2, 85 | tithes. Therefore seemingly tithes are not due only to those
89 2, 85 | the sons ~of Levi all the tithes of Israel for a possession,
90 2, 85 | New Testament. Therefore tithes are ~due to the clergy alone.~
91 2, 85 | considered with regard to tithes: ~namely, the right to receive
92 2, 85 | namely, the right to receive tithes, and the things given in
93 2, 85 | things given in the name of ~tithes. The right to receive tithes
94 2, 85 | tithes. The right to receive tithes is a spiritual thing, for
95 2, 85 | things given in the name of tithes are material, ~wherefore
96 2, 85 | above (A[1], ad 4), special ~tithes were earmarked for the assistance
97 2, 85 | But in the New Law ~the tithes are given to the clergy,
98 2, 85 | first-fruits as ~well as tithes are all necessary for this
99 2, 85 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Personal tithes are due to the church in
100 2, 85 | man ~dwells, while predial tithes seem more reasonably to
101 2, 85 | she allow him to receive ~tithes that are yet to be paid,
102 2, 85 | of the ~Church, as when tithes are due to certain soldiers
103 2, 85 | the poor; ~thus certain tithes have been granted by way
104 2, 85 | are competent to receive tithes, because they have care
105 2, 85 | clergy also are bound to pay tithes?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
106 2, 85 | clerics also are bound to pay tithes. By ~common law [*Cap. Cum
107 2, 85 | church should ~receive the tithes on the lands which are in
108 2, 85 | are bound to pay predial tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
109 2, 85 | yet they are bound to ~pay tithes to churches on account of
110 2, 85 | immune from the payment of tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
111 2, 85 | the Levites should receive tithes from the ~people, but also
112 2, 85 | they should themselves pay tithes to the ~high-priest. Therefore
113 2, 85 | clergy are bound to pay tithes to the ~Sovereign Pontiff,
114 2, 85 | the laity are bound to pay tithes to the ~clergy.~Aquin.:
115 2, 85 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, tithes should serve not only for
116 2, 85 | are exempt from paying tithes, so too are the poor. Yet
117 2, 85 | exaction when the clergy demand tithes from the clergy" ~[*Cap.
118 2, 85 | different points of ~view. Now tithes are due to the clergy as
119 2, 85 | property, are not ~bound to pay tithes; whereas from some other
120 2, 85 | bound to the ~payment of tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
121 2, 85 | anyone else are bound to pay tithes on their own lands to the
122 2, 85 | people, are not bound to pay tithes, but ~they may receive them.
123 2, 85 | law they are bound to pay tithes, but they are ~somewhat
124 2, 85 | due to the priests, and ~tithes to the Levites; and since
125 2, 85 | clergy are bound now to pay tithes to the Sovereign ~Pontiff,
126 2, 85 | 4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Tithes should be employed for the
127 2, 85 | no reason for ~accepting tithes, but they are bound to pay
128 2, 86 | for instance by ~offering tithes and so forth as mentioned
129 2, 95 | Malach. 3:10): "Bring all the tithes into ~the storehouse, that
130 2, 95 | Reply OBJ 1: The paying of tithes was prescribed in the Law,
131 2, 95 | not tempt God by paying tithes. The words that follow, ~"
132 2, 95 | though they had to ~pay tithes in order to try if "God
133 2, 95 | because, to wit, if they paid tithes, they would prove ~by experience
134 2, 98 | buying or selling altars, tithes, or the Holy Ghost is the
135 2, 98 | and the right to receive tithes. Now Abraham bought ~from
136 2, 98 | and is granted ~"in fee." Tithes are granted to certain soldiers,
137 2, 98 | spiritual right of receiving tithes is not granted to layfolk,
138 2, 145| whole year." Now paying tithes is an ~act of religion,
139 2, 145| Law it was commanded that tithes ~should be paid of things,
140 2, 186| prelates, who receive the tithes and ~offerings of the faithful
141 3, 22 | Melchisedech, who received tithes from Abraham, in whose loins
142 3, 31 | 8) Whether Christ paid tithes in the loins of Abraham?~
143 3, 31 | 1/1~Whether Christ paid tithes in Abraham's loins?~Aquin.:
144 3, 31 | would seem that Christ "paid tithes" in Abraham's loins. For ~
145 3, 31 | great-grandson of Abraham, ~"paid tithes in Abraham," because, when
146 3, 31 | because, when the latter paid tithes to ~Melchisedech, "he was
147 3, 31 | loins when the latter paid tithes. Therefore Christ Himself ~
148 3, 31 | Christ Himself ~also paid tithes in Abraham.~Aquin.: SMT
149 3, 31 | Mother. But His Mother paid tithes in Abraham. ~Therefore for
150 3, 31 | that Christ's flesh paid tithes in ~Abraham.~Aquin.: SMT
151 3, 31 | father of a bishop pays tithes to a priest ~does not hinder
152 3, 31 | may say that Christ paid ~tithes when Abraham paid them to
153 3, 31 | that "Christ did not ~pay tithes there," i.e. in Abraham, "
154 3, 31 | that Christ did not pay tithes in Abraham. For ~the Apostle
155 3, 31 | fact that ~Abraham paid tithes to Melchisedech, while Levi,
156 3, 31 | if Christ had also ~paid tithes in Abraham, His priesthood
157 3, 31 | that Christ did not pay tithes in Abraham's loins, as Levi
158 3, 31 | 7). Therefore ~by giving tithes to Melchisedech, Abraham
159 3, 31 | Consequently, they ~all paid tithes in Abraham, i.e. foreshadowed
160 3, 31 | Therefore He did not ~pay tithes in Abraham's loins.~Aquin.:
161 3, 31 | healed. Therefore she paid tithes in ~him, as descending from
162 3, 31 | forefathers, who paid the tithes: but not by reason ~of its
163 3, 31 | Christ, who did not pay the tithes.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
164 3, 31 | Consequently, ~since Abraham paid tithes to Melchisedech as to one
165 3, 31 | possible that a father pay tithes to a priest, as the less
166 3, 60 | that he would offer to God ~tithes and peace-offerings. Therefore
167 3, 65 | Old Law were oblations, tithes and sacrifices. But the ~
168 3, 65 | Therefore ~oblations also and tithes should be called sacraments.~
169 3, 65 | Reply OBJ 7: Oblations and tithes, both the Law of nature
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