Part, Question
1 1, 116 | ad Eph.) - that from the preaching of ~the apostles the angels
2 1, 116 | is to say, ~through the preaching of the apostles, the mysteries
3 1, 116 | themselves: thus by the preaching of Paul the Gentiles were ~
4 2, 91 | the very beginning of ~His preaching, Christ invited men to the
5 2, 102 | primitive Church by Christ's ~preaching and miracles. The feast
6 2, 102 | Trumpets signified the ~preaching of the apostles. The feast
7 2, 102 | accompany a wise man in preaching, ~for one would hinder the
8 2, 103 | Passion, while ~Christ was preaching and working miracles, the
9 2, 106 | at the very outset of the preaching of ~the Gospel: "The kingdom
10 2, 106 | of the kingdom. ~But the preaching of the Gospel of Christ
11 2, 106 | literally. ~Secondly, the preaching of the Gospel may be understood
12 2, 108 | to become fitted for the preaching of the Gospel throughout
13 2, 1 | believe, until they heard the preaching of the ~Gospel. Now, when
14 2, 5 | Thus if a prophet, while preaching the word ~of God, were to
15 2, 10 | instinct, and the outward preaching of the truth. Hence, in
16 2, 10 | through contempt of the preaching of ~the faith. But contempt
17 2, 10 | for salvation more than preaching does, ~since Baptism removes
18 2, 10 | danger ensue through not ~preaching, it is imputed to him who
19 2, 10 | ensues from the omission of preaching, ~threatens only those who
20 2, 10 | entrusted with the duty of preaching. Hence ~it had already been
21 2, 36 | to the Apostle who was preaching ~the truth of faith. Hence
22 2, 53 | were commanded to do in preaching the ~Gospel." Secondly,
23 2, 70 | their detractors, lest their preaching be not heard by those who
24 2, 89 | devotion by teaching and preaching is a ~more excellent way
25 2, 89 | towards God by means of preaching and ~teaching, ought not
26 2, 89 | whole time to the duty of preaching and to taking charge of
27 2, 98 | OBJ 2: Further, prayer, preaching, divine praise, are most
28 2, 98 | livelihood the object of preaching: for ~if they sell it for
29 2, 131 | good to their neighbor in preaching be judged strictly, ~without
30 2, 174 | His own person purposed preaching to only one ~nation, namely
31 2, 175 | 2:4): "My speech and my preaching was not in the persuasive
32 2, 182 | life desired the ~office of preaching, whereas Jeremias, who was
33 2, 183 | life, desired the office of preaching, whereas Jeremias who was
34 2, 183 | he permitted them to go preaching without gold or silver ~
35 2, 183 | to use his own means in ~preaching the Gospel, this would be
36 2, 183 | of other churches for preaching to the Corinthians, wherefore
37 2, 185 | duty of clerics, so also do preaching and teaching. Therefore
38 2, 185 | duties, whereof teaching and preaching are a ~part. Therefore seemingly
39 2, 185 | austere life and severe preaching should avoid the palaces ~
40 2, 185 | he adds in reference to ~preaching [*Cap. xviii]: "If one has
41 2, 185 | Again he speaks of that preaching which is ~addressed, not
42 2, 185 | is addressed ~privately, preaching to many."~Aquin.: SMT SS
43 2, 185 | apostles of the ~pretext for preaching, for they preached merely
44 2, 185 | where he ~had facilities for preaching daily, as Augustine observes (
45 2, 186 | order can be established for preaching and the ~exercise of like
46 2, 186 | order can be established for preaching or hearing ~confessions?~
47 2, 186 | may be established for ~preaching, or hearing confessions.
48 2, 186 | applies to religious. Now preaching and ~hearing confessions
49 2, 186 | If then the office of ~preaching be committed to a religious
50 2, 186 | established for the purpose of preaching and ~hearing confessions.~
51 2, 186 | teaching the people by preaching and like works.~Aquin.:
52 2, 186 | order to be ~established for preaching and similar works pertaining
53 2, 186 | orders ~are established for preaching and hearing confessions,
54 2, 186 | salvation of ~souls, such as preaching and the like. Accordingly
55 2, 186 | orders ~that are founded for preaching and other like works; wherefore
56 2, 186 | contemplation, such as teaching and ~preaching. Wherefore Gregory says (
57 2, 186 | directed to teaching and preaching, which, ~moreover, are nearest
58 2, 186 | they are bidden to do in preaching the Gospel." Yet the possession
59 2, 186 | contemplation ~by teaching and preaching, requires greater care of
60 2, 187 | of the Jews, after the ~preaching of Christ, to draw Gentiles
61 3, 1 | themselves towards His preaching as not to believe in His
62 3, 30 | faith is ~preceded by the preaching of the faith, for as much
63 3, 37 | loquacious bird, represents the preaching and ~confession of faith;
64 3, 38 | the desert baptizing and preaching the ~baptism of penance
65 3, 38 | place, and that Christ's preaching began in a great ~measure
66 3, 39 | that He might confirm the preaching and the baptism of ~John,
67 3, 40 | to Himself, to hear His preaching, yet He did not do ~so;
68 3, 40 | manifesting His Godhead to all, by preaching ~and working miracles, and
69 3, 40 | life in which a man, by preaching and teaching, delivers to ~
70 3, 40 | keeping with the duty of ~preaching, for which purpose He says
71 3, 40 | to give all their time to preaching, they must be wholly free ~
72 3, 40 | lest if He were rich His preaching might be ascribed to ~cupidity.
73 3, 40 | wealth, without their duty of preaching being hindered by ~anxiety.~
74 3, 41 | passing on to the office of preaching, according to the Apostle (
75 3, 42 | Gentiles also?~(2) Whether in preaching He should have avoided the
76 3, 42 | was fitting that Christ's preaching, whether through ~Himself
77 3, 42 | to be ~published by the preaching of the apostles.~Aquin.:
78 3, 42 | subsequently teaching ~others, by preaching and writing: whereas if
79 3, 47 | 4:4. Afterwards, by the ~preaching of Jews, Christ's Passion
80 3, 52 | for their unbelief, ~since preaching cannot be understood otherwise
81 3, 52 | above, namely, that the preaching is not to be ~referred to
82 3, 52 | i.e. not believing in the preaching of Noe, "when ~they waited
83 3, 53 | risen again, then is our preaching vain, and our [Vulg.: 'your'] ~
84 3, 55 | Now they bore witness by preaching ~in public: and this is
85 3, 55 | would ~not believe in the preaching of the apostles unless He
86 3, 59 | derive its ~progress from the preaching of the apostles. In a fourth
87 3, 67 | Because ~the duties of preaching and of baptizing were enjoined
88 3, 72 | OBJ 3: Those who heard the preaching of Peter received the effect ~
89 3, 84 | at the beginning of His preaching He ~said (Mt. 4:17): "Do
90 3, 84 | Wherefore at the outset of His ~preaching, our Lord admonished men,
91 3, 84 | received through Jonas' preaching, inasmuch as they did these
92 Suppl, 25| Cor. 15:14): "If . . . our preaching is ~vain, your faith is
93 Suppl, 25| whoever utters a falsehood in ~preaching, so far as he is concerned,
94 Suppl, 25| be found in the Church's preaching, her doctrine ~would have
95 Suppl, 25| commutation. Moreover the preaching of the Church would not
96 Suppl, 36| life is contemptible, his preaching is liable to be despised";
97 Suppl, 56| given to the baptized by preaching to ~them avails no less
98 Suppl, 56| them avails no less than preaching to those who are not yet
99 Suppl, 56| relationship results from preaching. Neither therefore does ~
100 Suppl, 56| relationship results from the preaching ~of the gospel and instruction,
101 Suppl, 71| Church, who orders ~the preaching of a crusade in order that
102 Suppl, 74| whereof is because the ~preaching of Christ on which the Church
103 Suppl, 74| the world or until the ~preaching of Antichrist, but to the
104 Suppl, 74| the time of Antichrist's preaching and ~the duration of his
105 Suppl, 86| not properly correspond to preaching or teaching. or we may ~
106 Suppl, 93| some act of ~virtue. But preaching or teaching is not the act
107 Suppl, 93| is not due to teaching or preaching.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
108 Suppl, 93| 2: Further, teaching and preaching are the result of studying
109 Suppl, 93| future life for ~teaching and preaching.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
110 Suppl, 93| humiliation in teaching and ~preaching, in fact they are occasions
111 Suppl, 93| an aureole is not due to preaching and teaching.~Aquin.: SMT
112 Suppl, 93| also. Now this is done by preaching and teaching: ~wherefore
113 Suppl, 93| wherefore an aureole is due to preaching and teaching, even as to ~
114 Suppl, 93| they have the office of preaching, ~unless they actually preach,
115 Suppl, 93| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Preaching and teaching are acts of
116 Suppl, 93| man spreads the faith by preaching and ~teaching, so does he
117 Suppl, 93| is done by teaching and ~preaching, and consequently the third
118 Suppl, 93| or is more ~constant in preaching, or again withdraws himself
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