Part, Question
1 1, 14 | He called, them He also justified," ~etc.: "A thing will happen
2 1, 23 | He also magnified [Vulg. 'justified']."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23]
3 2, 55 | 1~OBJ 6: Further, man is justified by virtue. But Augustine
4 2, 68 | without fear cannot ~be justified." Therefore the other gifts
5 2, 98 | the fathers of old were justified even as we ~were. Accordingly
6 2, 100 | precepts of the Old Law justified man?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100]
7 2, 100 | precepts of the Old Law justified man?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100]
8 2, 100 | precepts of the Old Law justified ~man. Because the Apostle
9 2, 100 | hearers of the Law ~are justified before God, but the doers
10 2, 100 | doers of the Law shall be justified." ~But the doers of the
11 2, 100 | the precepts of the Law ~justified man. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100]
12 2, 100 | Rm. 4:2: "If Abraham were justified by works, he ~hath whereof
13 2, 100 | the precepts of the Law justified man, but in various ~ways.
14 2, 103 | crucified; so ~that they were justified by faith in Christ: of which
15 2, 105 | judgments of the Lord ~are true, justified in themselves."~Aquin.:
16 2, 106 | justify. For no man is ~justified unless he obeys God's law,
17 2, 106 | salvation but to those who are justified. ~Therefore the Law of the
18 2, 106 | manner, that they may be justified." The other element of the ~
19 2, 106 | Christ that we might be justified by faith. But ~after the
20 2, 107 | Testament: for they were not justified except through ~faith in
21 2, 109 | nature, ~whereby he can he justified, "Christ died in vain,"
22 2, 109 | by himself he cannot be ~justified, i.e. he cannot return from
23 2, 109 | according to Rm. 3:24: "Being justified ~freely by His grace." Hence
24 2, 109 | 7,9). Now ~since man is justified by grace, he needs no further
25 2, 109 | hence after ~anyone has been justified by grace, he still needs
26 2, 111 | sanctifying grace, whereby we are justified, is given to us gratuitously, ~
27 2, 111 | according to Rm. 3:24: "Being justified freely [gratis] by His grace." ~
28 2, 111 | because thereby a man is justified, and is made worthy to ~
29 2, 111 | because whilst ~we are being justified we consent to God's justification [
30 2, 111 | whereby we are at present justified. For even as the charity
31 2, 111 | sanctifying grace, since we are justified by ~it, according to Rm.
32 2, 111 | according to Rm. 5:1: "Being justified therefore by faith." Hence
33 2, 112 | merit, since man is not yet justified by ~grace, and merit can
34 2, 112 | because, on Rm. 5:1, ~"Being justified . . . by faith, let us have
35 2, 112 | anything, yet am I not hereby justified," ~since, according to Ps.
36 2, 113 | one is called before being justified according to Rm. 8:30: ~"
37 2, 113 | He called, them He also justified." Therefore justification
38 2, 113 | He called, them He also justified," ~the gloss says i.e. "
39 2, 113 | is written (Rm. 3:24): "Justified freely by His ~grace."~Aquin.:
40 2, 113 | and sometimes adults are justified without a movement of ~their
41 2, 113 | sin, from which they are justified, does not come to them from ~
42 2, 113 | ungodly. For as a man is justified by faith, so also ~by other
43 2, 113 | without fear cannot ~be justified"; and again by charity,
44 2, 113 | faith when he is first ~justified. But this seems inconvenient,
45 2, 113 | written (Rm. 5:1): "Being justified therefore by ~faith, let
46 2, 113 | mind whilst it is being justified, must, ~by a movement of
47 2, 113 | the human mind, which is justified, is, in itself, above time,
48 2, 113 | sin, for he who is being ~justified detests sin because it is
49 2, 113 | is on the part of the man justified, it is the other way about, ~
50 2, 113 | that the ungodly should be justified by ~God.~Aquin.: SMT FS
51 2, 114 | justification." ~Now a man is justified by the first grace. Therefore
52 2, 114 | grace. Therefore ~man is justified by faith, not as though
53 2, 114 | believes, whilst he is being justified; ~inasmuch as a movement
54 2, 4 | On the contrary, Man is justified by the virtues, since "justice
55 2, 4 | Ethic. v, 1). Now man is justified by ~faith according to Rm.
56 2, 4 | according to Rm. 5:1: "Being justified therefore by faith let us ~
57 2, 16 | by faith whereby ~we are justified. Therefore hope precedes
58 2, 54 | A huckster shall not be justified ~from the sins of the lips":
59 2, 56 | whereby the ~ungodly is justified it consists in the due coordination
60 2, 75 | a huckster shall not be justified from ~the sins of the lips'] (
61 2, 87 | necessity, "he shall not be justified."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
62 2, 124 | is without fear cannot be justified."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[126]
63 2, 159 | went down ~into his house justified." Hence Chrysostom says [*
64 3, 1 | their sin and to offer them, justified, to ~God the Father." But
65 3, 6 | hinder some ~from being justified by the faith of Jesus Christ,
66 3, 7 | that whereby the ungodly is justified, which has no place in ~
67 3, 7 | the soul of Christ was ~justified by operating grace, inasmuch
68 3, 8 | whereby the soul of Christ is justified, is essentially the same ~
69 3, 22 | according to Rm. 3:24,25: "Being justified freely by His ~grace, through
70 3, 31 | Job 25:4): "Can man be justified compared ~with God? Or he
71 3, 32 | nature He was created and ~justified, He ought not to be called
72 3, 32 | created or of His being justified, but only in respect of
73 3, 40 | explains Mt. ~11:19, "Wisdom is justified by her children," saying
74 3, 44 | force. Christ, therefore, justified man inwardly by the Divine ~
75 3, 46 | according to Rm. 3:24,25: "Being justified freely by His grace, through ~
76 3, 52 | life the holy Fathers were justified from sin through faith in ~
77 3, 61 | the ~faith whereby man is justified; and signs should vary according
78 3, 62 | are washed . . . you are justified." Now ~justification is
79 3, 62 | the Fathers of old were justified by faith in Christ's ~Passion,
80 3, 62 | faith by which ~men were justified.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
81 3, 62 | impossible; because man is not justified from sin save ~by grace,
82 3, 62 | according to Rm. 3:24: "Being justified freely by His grace."~Aquin.:
83 3, 66 | Christ, by which we are justified. For, as Chrysostom says (
84 3, 68 | Reply OBJ 1: When a man is justified by Baptism, his passiveness
85 3, 69 | resist. Therefore it is not justified ~by grace and virtues.~Aquin.:
86 3, 69 | without ~himself is not justified by Christ." Moreover, if
87 3, 69 | in order that a man be ~justified by Baptism, his will must
88 3, 69 | who comes in sincerity, be justified.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[
89 3, 70 | circumcision. Therefore faith alone justified little ones, ~and not circumcision.~
90 3, 70 | Therefore men were not justified from sin by ~circumcision.~
91 3, 70 | according to Rm. 3:2: "Being justified ~freely by His grace," etc.~
92 3, 70 | faith in ~Christ to come justified both children and adults,
93 3, 72 | which ~alone can they be justified. If, therefore, sanctifying
94 3, 73 | predestinated, and called, and justified, and glorified, His holy
95 3, 78 | blood, according as we ~are justified by Christ's Passion.~Aquin.:
96 3, 79 | But by grace a man is justified from mortal sins, according ~
97 3, 79 | according ~to Rm. 3:24: "Being justified freely by His grace." Therefore
98 3, 79 | as ~when a man is first justified from sin. Secondly, when
99 3, 80 | anything, yet I am not hereby justified." ~Therefore, the sinner,
100 3, 82 | anything; yet am I not hereby justified." He was therefore certain
101 3, 84 | that he should seek to be justified from his sins through the ~
102 Suppl, 2 | forgiven a man unless he be justified. But ~justification requires
103 Suppl, 10| anything, yet am I not hereby justified."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[10] A[
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