Part, Question
1 1, 22 | instance, the meeting of two servants, although to ~them it appears
2 1, 57 | revealing His secret to His servants the prophets." Therefore
3 1, 58 | revealing His secret to His servants the prophets." Therefore
4 1, 113 | which are wrought by the servants of ~God."~Aquin.: SMT FP
5 1, 113 | one blow consumed Job's servants and sheep; when the storm ~
6 1, 115 | intended. For instance, if two servants are sent by their ~master
7 1, 115 | the meeting of the two servants in regard to ~themselves
8 2, 73 | are ~committed against the servants of God. Thus it is written (
9 2, 87 | for their parents, or on servants for their ~masters, inasmuch
10 2, 87 | if the children or the servants take part in the sin, this ~
11 2, 98 | things to be ~observed by the servants of his household, others
12 2, 104 | life: for instance, about servants, wives and ~children: this
13 2, 105 | be ~his slaves [Douay: 'servants']": which is significative
14 2, 105 | those who ill-treat their servants ~and maidservants are severely
15 2, 105 | of which he has need of servants. Secondly man's life is ~
16 2, 105 | precepts. Thus, with regard ~to servants, it commanded them to be
17 2, 105 | those who maimed their ~servants, to set them free (Ex. 21:
18 2, 105 | Moreover, with regard to those servants in particular who were taken
19 2, 105 | sojourner . . . for they are My servants, ~and I brought them out
20 2, 105 | to the ill-treatment of servants, the Law seems ~to have
21 2, 114 | say: ~We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which
22 2, 10 | written (Mt. 13:28) that the servants of the ~householder, in
23 2, 10 | pagans, or Saracens, for servants. Therefore they can lawfully ~
24 2, 10 | forbidden to have unbelieving servants. If, however, the master
25 2, 10 | Tim. 6:1): "Whosoever are ~servants under the yoke, let them
26 2, 10 | is written (1 Pt. 2:18): "Servants be subject to your ~masters
27 2, 10 | Paul too, after saying that servants ~should honor their masters,
28 2, 11 | the Master commanded his servants (Mt. 13:30) to suffer ~the
29 2, 17 | according to Is. ~65:14, "My servants shall praise for joyfulness
30 2, 22 | I will not now call you ~servants . . . but My friends." Now
31 2, 22 | perfected in heaven, when "His servants shall serve Him, and they ~
32 2, 22 | to him, be they children, servants, or connected with him in ~
33 2, 25 | ii in ~Cant.] says: "Good servants should be preferred to wicked
34 2, 30 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, servants are under their master's
35 2, 30 | according to ~Titus 2:9: "Exhort servants to be obedient to their
36 2, 30 | property. The same ~applies to servants. Hence the Reply to the
37 2, 39 | related (Gn. 26:21) that the servants of Isaac ~"digged" another
38 2, 39 | the text is not that the servants of Isaac ~quarrelled, but
39 2, 39 | these sinned, and not the servants of Isaac, who bore the ~
40 2, 39 | anger or hatred. For if the ~servants of a sovereign or judge,
41 2, 53 | deal deceitfully with his servants." Guile is also in the ~
42 2, 56 | say: We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which ~
43 2, 61 | should be honored by their servants, according to ~1 Tim. 6:
44 2, 61 | 1 Tim. 6:1: "Whoever are servants under the yoke, let them
45 2, 64 | there is a great number of ~servants. Secondly, because human
46 2, 68 | have been accused by his servants, you are to know that they ~
47 2, 75 | to ~housekeepers or civil servants who have to provide the
48 2, 80 | as we honor God in His ~servants. But the devotion of subjects
49 2, 81 | Who hast given to ~Thy servants," etc. belong to thanksgiving;
50 2, 89 | praise to our God, all ye His servants; and ~you that fear Him,
51 2, 98 | pecuniary value, wherefore servants are hired for a money wage.
52 2, 100 | with like cares: thus the ~servants of Naaman said to him (4
53 2, 101 | spoke when he commanded servants to obey their ~masters and
54 2, 101 | speaking is ~the reverence of servants for their master, dulia
55 2, 102 | gave an example to His servants who follow ~Him that they
56 2, 102 | farther on (Col. 3:22): "Servants, obey in all things ~your
57 2, 102 | his children. Wherefore servants are not bound ~to obey their
58 2, 102 | Tim. 6:1, "Whosoever are servants under ~the yoke," etc.~Aquin.:
59 2, 109 | he "spoke craftily to his servants, when he said" ~(Gn. 22:
60 2, 120 | they belong properly to servants; ~while they are not said
61 2, 122 | unearthly battle, and Christ's ~servants fighting erect, undaunted
62 2, 123 | is written (Eph. 6:5): "Servants, be ~obedient to them that
63 2, 123 | with ~reason, namely that servants should fear lest they be
64 2, 130 | find ~their abode in the servants of the devil, vainglory
65 2, 130 | finds a place even in ~the servants of Christ." Yet in the latter
66 2, 150 | children in ~order to make them servants of Christ, cannot compensate
67 2, 151 | God Who thus governs His ~servants for their good, not for
68 2, 169 | revealing His secret to His servants the ~prophets." Now whatever
69 2, 172 | Pharaoh, and ~to all his servants, and to his whole land."~
70 2, 181 | and the ~apartments of his servants, and the order of his ministers . . .
71 2, 181 | 22), "When ~you were the servants of sin, you were free men
72 2, 181 | you are . . . "become servants to God." ~Aquin.: SMT SS
73 2, 181 | whom ~you yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants you
74 2, 181 | yourselves servants to obey, his servants you are whom you ~obey,
75 2, 182 | monks or {therapeutai}, i.e. servants of God) as being perfected.~
76 2, 182 | them {therapeutai}," i.e. servants, "on account of ~their rendering
77 2, 182 | this he says that "God's ~servants," i.e. monks, "must not
78 2, 183 | ad Honorat.): "Christ's ~servants may flee from one city to
79 2, 184 | that those who are called ~servants of God, by reason of their
80 2, 185 | again: "He wishes God's ~servants to make a living by working
81 2, 185 | religious ~especially are called servants of God, because they give
82 2, 185 | it to be unlawful for the servants of God to work with their
83 2, 185 | his adding: "He wishes the servants of God ~to make a living
84 2, 185 | faithful should not leave God's servants who ~work with their hands
85 2, 185 | etc. says: "He wishes the servants of God to ~work with the
86 2, 185 | alms even from his own servants. It is also related of the
87 2, 186 | that they are "called ~servants of God by reason of their
88 3, 13 | gave an example to His ~servants coming after Him that they
89 3, 25 | they are: we honor the ~servants, that the honor shown to
90 3, 38 | baptism so as to have baptized servants through ~whom He baptized
91 3, 45 | the difference between the servants and their Lord." Another
92 3, 46 | is ~clear from the women servants who accused Peter. He suffered
93 3, 46 | the ~rulers, from their servants and from the mob, according
94 3, 63 | trees, till we sign the servants of our ~God in their foreheads."~
95 3, 63 | are distinguished from the servants of the ~devil, either in
96 3, 72 | administer Baptism, so as to have servants by ~whom to baptize others."~
97 3, 79 | mindful, O Lord, of Thy servants, men ~and women . . . for
98 3, 82 | and ~wicked ministers or servants. Hence (Mt. 24:45) our Lord
99 3, 85 | Behold, as the eyes of servants are on the hands ~of their
100 Suppl, 37| the order of" Solomon's "servants . . . she had no longer ~
101 Suppl, 64| the Apostle's command ~to servants.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
102 Suppl, 73| before we say a word, our servants execute our will ~at once
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