Part, Question
1 1, 33 | the First Born among many ~brethren," after saying that some
2 1, 41 | the first born of many ~brethren." Therefore the Son of God
3 1, 41 | the first born of many ~brethren." Therefore the Son of God
4 1, 88 | hell said: "I have five brethren" (Lk. ~16:28).~Aquin.: SMT
5 1, 88 | 16:27,28), "I have five brethren . . . ~he may testify unto
6 2, 20 | 4:1: "My dearly ~beloved brethren, my joy and my crown." Therefore
7 2, 38 | according ~to James 1:2: "My brethren, count it all joy, when
8 2, 69 | not thy friends, nor thy brethren," etc . . . ~"but . . .
9 2, 106 | 22): "Having therefore, ~brethren, a confidence in the entering
10 2, 107 | in this time, houses and ~brethren," etc.: while in the Old
11 2, 1 | converted, confirm thy ~brethren." The reason of this is
12 2, 11 | I think, that all our brethren and fellow bishops ought
13 2, 13 | is either envious of his brethren to whom the truth is revealed,
14 2, 22 | life, because we love the brethren." ~Therefore God is charity
15 2, 25 | wife, end ~children, and brethren, and sisters . . . he cannot
16 2, 26 | anathema from Christ for my brethren." Therefore it is more meritorious ~
17 2, 26 | severed from Christ for his brethren, when he was in a state ~
18 2, 29 | not thy friends, nor thy brethren, ~nor thy kinsmen." Now
19 2, 31 | precept, it is due to our ~brethren that we correct them when
20 2, 31 | Consequently we ought to do our brethren the ~kindness of correcting
21 2, 31 | the lesser sins of ~their brethren."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
22 2, 31 | that "Joseph accused his brethren to his father of a most ~
23 2, 31 | probable that he warned his brethren, though Scripture does not
24 2, 31 | public with regard to his brethren, ~wherefore it is stated
25 2, 31 | plural that he accused "his brethren."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
26 2, 34 | life, because we love the brethren." Now the object both of ~
27 2, 35 | out in the council: "Men brethren, I am a ~Pharisee, the son
28 2, 35 | that soweth discord among brethren." On ~the other hand, to
29 2, 41 | weak ~conscience of the brethren [*Vulg.: 'When you sin thus
30 2, 41 | you sin thus against the ~brethren and wound their weak conscience'],
31 2, 42 | of our bodies, "for the brethren," we are given to understand ~
32 2, 58 | he ~thought that his brethren understood that God by his
33 2, 72 | that soweth discord among ~brethren."~
34 2, 76 | to take usury from their brethren, ~i.e. from other Jews.
35 2, 81 | whereby we correct the ~brethren, has an effect in the predestined
36 2, 81 | rightly tells the ~lesser brethren to pray for him, for many
37 2, 81 | cxxx): "It is said that the brethren in Egypt make ~frequent
38 2, 82 | fellow-servant ~and of thy brethren"; as also to exclude any
39 2, 87 | Above all things, my ~brethren, swear not." Therefore swearing
40 2, 93 | afterwards ~said to his brethren (Gn. 44:15): "Know you not
41 2, 93 | together the assembly of the brethren and pouring forth prayer
42 2, 99 | wife, and ~children, and brethren, and sisters, yea and his
43 2, 99 | not know you; and to his brethren: I know you ~not; and their
44 2, 112 | how pleasant it is for ~brethren to dwell together in unity."~
45 2, 122 | down our lives for the ~brethren." Therefore martyrdom does
46 2, 145 | written (Gal. 5:13): ~"You, brethren, have been called unto liberty;
47 2, 147 | likewise to scandalize one's brethren. Therefore it is ~unlawful
48 2, 152 | Gn. 37:2, "He accused his brethren of a most wicked crime," ~
49 2, 179 | proclaim them to their brethren, whose minds they ~inflame
50 2, 180 | anathema from Christ, for my ~brethren"; which words Chrysostom
51 2, 182 | whom a ~gloss on Acts 6:3, "Brethren, look ye out . . . seven
52 2, 182 | the case of religious lay ~brethren, then it is evident that
53 2, 183 | Hieron.] on ~James 2:1, "Brethren, have not . . . with respect
54 2, 185 | his ~goods on his needy brethren; for all Christians belong
55 2, 185 | sends in advance false ~brethren, who under the guise of
56 2, 186 | to one of ~these My least brethren, you did it to Me." Consequently
57 2, 186 | the instruction of the ~brethren and the care of the monasteries;
58 2, 186 | what great battles I and my brethren, and the house of my ~father,
59 2, 186 | must be a servant to your brethren, you must fear the superior
60 2, 187 | thyself? Behold many of thy brethren, children ~of Abraham, are
61 3, 4 | is the First-born of many brethren, according to the ~human
62 3, 4 | to be made like to His ~brethren," as the Apostle says (Heb.
63 3, 7 | of thy nation and of thy brethren," and He says of ~Himself (
64 3, 8 | first-born amongst many brethren." ~Secondly, He had perfection
65 3, 13 | to be made like unto His brethren," and especially as regards
66 3, 23 | adoption men become the brethren of Christ, according ~to
67 3, 23 | the first-born among many brethren." Now ~brethren are the
68 3, 23 | among many brethren." Now ~brethren are the sons of the same
69 3, 23 | adoption we are made the brethren of Christ, as having ~with
70 3, 27 | Behold thy mother and thy brethren stand without, seeking thee,"
71 3, 27 | frailty, just as did His brethren when ~they said: 'Manifest
72 3, 28 | the first-born among many brethren." But the evangelist calls ~
73 3, 28 | and His Mother and His brethren." ~But brethren are those
74 3, 28 | and His brethren." ~But brethren are those who are begotten
75 3, 28 | 49,50, "suppose that the ~brethren of the Lord were Joseph'
76 3, 28 | But we ~understand the brethren of the Lord to be not sons
77 3, 28 | For "Scripture ~speaks of brethren in four senses; namely,
78 3, 28 | affection." Wherefore the brethren of the Lord are so called,
79 3, 31 | But he does mention Juda's brethren, in ~order to show that
80 3, 31 | birth: for many of ~Juda's brethren were born of hand-maidens,
81 3, 31 | Phares is the type. The brethren of Jechonias are included,
82 3, 37 | First-born amongst many ~brethren" (Rm. 8:29).~Aquin.: SMT
83 3, 55 | by more than five hundred brethren at once . . ~. after that
84 3, 55 | but all the disciples and brethren, to ~go into Galilee. Paul
85 3, 55 | to more then five hundred brethren at once.'" The truer ~solution,
86 3, 80 | we command that when the brethren have to exonerate themselves ~
87 3, 80 | food is no reason why the brethren ~should assemble after dinner
88 3, 83 | burned, or put to the use ~of brethren in some monastery: but on
89 3, 83 | disposes the souls of the brethren by saying, 'Lift up your
90 3, 84 | frequently pardoning their brethren who had sinned against them; ~
91 3, 89 | placed at the head of his brethren, and not ~only did not depute
92 Suppl, 26| his letters, addresses as "brethren," whereas he calls all others
93 Suppl, 39| shedding the blood of ~their brethren (Ex. 32:29). Therefore neither
94 Suppl, 40| of inheritance with their brethren (Dt. 10; Dt. ~18). Therefore
95 Suppl, 40| the singular: "Confirm thy brethren" (Lk. 22:32), and: "Feed
96 Suppl, 40| president ~and head of thy brethren in My stead, that they,
97 Suppl, 67| should exact usury ~of their brethren; and again on account of
98 Suppl, 72| 30): "I beseech you . . . brethren, through our Lord Jesus ~
99 Suppl, 72| till the number of their ~brethren should be filled up [*Vulg.: '
100 Suppl, 72| fellow-servants and ~their brethren . . . should be filled up']."
101 Suppl, 91| helping us to merit life: "My brethren, count it ~all joy when
102 Suppl, 95| that he prayed for his brethren, lest they should come "
103 Suppl, 95| rich ~man prayed that his brethren might be warded from damnation:
104 Suppl, 95| he would rather that his brethren ~were damned as well as
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