Part, Question
1 1, 63 | nature; ~and not from Divine assistance according to God's ordering.
2 1, 64 | nature; ~and not from Divine assistance according to God's ordering.
3 1, 113 | merit without the Divine assistance, which is borne to man by ~
4 1, 113 | the latter by the evident assistance ~and command of God, to
5 1, 116 | it with instruments and assistance, of which the interior principle
6 2, 5 | happiness, but needs the Divine assistance for the purpose, is more ~
7 2, 32 | pleasant to give presents or assistance to friends and strangers."~
8 2, 45 | man trust in the ~Divine assistance: wherefore "those are more
9 2, 45 | think that God comes to the ~assistance of those who suffer unjustly." ~
10 2, 62 | albeit not without Divine assistance. Such like principles are
11 2, 69 | it may ~also regard the assistance of grace as that which leads
12 2, 79 | does not give some ~the assistance, whereby they may avoid
13 2, 79 | they may avoid sin, which assistance were He to ~give, they would
14 2, 98 | when a thing is of some assistance in ~attaining the end, but
15 2, 99 | should have come to man's assistance ~where human reason fails
16 2, 99 | law should come to man's ~assistance not only in those things
17 2, 105 | to come to one another's ~assistance: because this is a very
18 2, 109 | we can do with the Divine assistance is not altogether ~impossible
19 2, 109 | ways ~do we need the Divine assistance, as stated above (AA[2],
20 2, 109 | willing good, he has by God's assistance.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
21 2, 109 | things ~without any further assistance of grace.~Aquin.: SMT FS
22 2, 109 | possesses grace needs ~a further assistance of grace in order to live
23 2, 109 | but he ~needs the Divine assistance guiding and guarding him
24 2, 13 | while the other is the ~assistance of inward grace, against
25 2, 16 | us by means of the Divine assistance, our ~hope attains God Himself,
26 2, 16 | last end, ~and the Divine assistance as the first cause leading
27 2, 16 | much as it ~leans on its assistance, and as its last final cause,
28 2, 16 | trust too much in the Divine assistance; yet it may ~have a mean
29 2, 16 | reference to the Divine assistance, whether ~that which we
30 2, 16 | we trust to the Divine assistance ~for obtaining happiness.~
31 2, 16 | another way, the Divine assistance, as ~explained above (A[
32 2, 16 | this purpose the Divine assistance is ready for us, ~according
33 2, 17 | possible to obtain by the ~assistance of God, as stated above (
34 2, 20 | removes or despises the assistance of the Holy Spirit, whereby
35 2, 24 | instance to come to their assistance in a case of ~urgency, according
36 2, 30 | secondly, by giving human ~assistance, and this in three ways.
37 2, 31 | efficacious without ~the Divine assistance: and yet man must do what
38 2, 31 | wherewith to give corporal ~assistance is rich in this respect,
39 2, 51 | content with ~awaiting God's assistance, he would seem to tempt
40 2, 53 | animals and plants without the assistance of man, according ~to the
41 2, 60 | shelter or any other kind of assistance. Thirdly, on the part of
42 2, 60 | thieves, and gives them ~assistance. Fourthly, in the case of
43 2, 69 | an advocate provides both assistance and counsel to the party
44 2, 69 | other party by reason of the assistance he has ~provided. If, however,
45 2, 75 | his household, or for the ~assistance of the needy: or again,
46 2, 80 | through ~hope of the Divine assistance. It is accordingly evident
47 2, 81 | Wherefore we do not seek their assistance by praying to them, but ~
48 2, 81 | Monach. i] that the "Divine assistance is ~to be implored, not
49 2, 85 | tithes were earmarked for the assistance of the poor. But in the
50 2, 85 | clergy, but also for the assistance of the poor. Therefore,
51 2, 85 | should be employed for the assistance of the poor, ~through the
52 2, 87 | that he implores the Divine assistance. ~Moreover, he does not
53 2, 95 | should not depend on worldly assistance, ~and that, taking assurance
54 2, 95 | danger, and relying ~on the assistance of God alone.~Aquin.: SMT
55 2, 95 | entrusts ~himself to the divine assistance for some urgent or useful
56 2, 95 | they were to neglect human assistance without any useful or urgent ~
57 2, 98 | in order to obtain the ~assistance of their prayers, according
58 2, 98 | to obtain from ~them the assistance of their prayers do not
59 2, 99 | parents stand in need of our assistance, so that they have ~no other
60 2, 99 | be ~supported without our assistance, it is lawful to forego
61 2, 99 | danger, in the hope of God's ~assistance. on the other hand, if the
62 2, 104 | accidentally he owes him assistance or ~support, if he need
63 2, 105 | the person who receives assistance, in order that he ~may receive
64 2, 121 | virtue, without the copious assistance of God's grace, which ~has
65 2, 121 | he ~should not seek the assistance of something weaker and
66 2, 121 | action, not as seeking its ~assistance, but because it uses the
67 2, 127 | needs, first, the Divine assistance, secondly, even human ~assistance,
68 2, 127 | assistance, secondly, even human ~assistance, since man is naturally
69 2, 128 | without confidence in God's assistance.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[130] A[
70 2, 145 | of the human body needs assistance ~against the external heat
71 2, 154 | for he needs the inward assistance of grace which quenches ~
72 2, 171 | this purpose he ~needs the assistance of a supernatural light.~
73 2, 172 | apart from any outward assistance of deed, ~word, vision,
74 2, 172 | their own, yet with the assistance of the Divine light ~withal.~
75 2, 173 | good, he needs the divine assistance which is bestowed on him ~
76 2, 186 | may be ~directed to the assistance of our neighbor, not only
77 2, 186 | of these things," namely assistance from ~without, "having for
78 2, 186 | active life a man ~needs the assistance of outward things, whereas
79 2, 187 | need of their children's ~assistance, the latter may, in despite
80 2, 187 | their own power, but by the assistance of ~the divine power, according
81 3, 1 | does not tarry in bringing ~assistance to a friend who is suffering
82 3, 1 | does not put off bringing assistance to a friend: ~always bearing
83 3, 36 | owing partly to the Divine ~assistance, and partly to the fleetness
84 3, 41 | for a man who has human assistance at his command to seek to ~
85 3, 44 | perfectly, and ~without any assistance. Now Christ did not always
86 3, 57 | the body, but through the assistance ~and operation of the Divine
87 3, 61 | seeing that he receives assistance through them: and he is
88 3, 62 | gifts, a certain ~Divine assistance in obtaining the end of
89 3, 68 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, no assistance should be withdrawn from
90 3, 68 | baptized derive spiritual assistance from the very ~character
91 3, 86 | which is indeed due to God's assistance, but does not reach to the ~
92 Suppl, 6 | the ~physician to be of assistance to you, you must make your
93 Suppl, 25| be granted for temporal assistance?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25] A[
94 Suppl, 25| OBJ 2: Further, spiritual assistance is more necessary than temporal. ~
95 Suppl, 25| be granted for spiritual assistance. ~Much less therefore ought
96 Suppl, 65| together they may be of assistance to their children. Hence ~
97 Suppl, 71| deeds, by giving counsel, assistance, inducement, or ~by any
98 Suppl, 71| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: This assistance did not consist in a diminishment
99 Suppl, 71| implies the giving of some ~assistance, which does not apply to
100 Suppl, 71| the burial brings either assistance to the poor or adornment
101 Suppl, 71| did not directly merit the assistance of those suffrages, ~but
102 Suppl, 71| them will receive as much assistance as one person would if that ~
103 Suppl, 71| suffrages alone afford as much assistance as special ~and general
104 Suppl, 71| although the one receives assistance from more ~sources than
105 Suppl, 71| does not receive a greater assistance: the ~other opinion he mentions
106 Suppl, 71| above (A[12], ad 2) the assistance derived from ~suffrages
107 Suppl, 72| have recourse to ~their assistance.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[72] A[
108 Suppl, 96| which ~they overcame by its assistance are punished eternally."~
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