Part, Question
1 1, 36 | addition directed against rising heresies. Hence in ~the
2 1, 57 | namely in the bliss of those rising from the dead, "one ~shall
3 1, 68 | or corrupted, through the rising and ~setting of the stars,
4 1, 58 | namely in the bliss of those rising from the dead, "one ~shall
5 1, 69 | or corrupted, through the rising and ~setting of the stars,
6 1, 101 | mentions four rivers as rising in paradise ~(Gn. 2:10).
7 1, 106 | is fitting that our mind, rising above the properties of ~
8 2, 61 | neglecting the body and rising to heavenly things; and
9 2, 74 | deliberately considered that a rising movement of passion is inordinate, ~
10 2, 89 | higher. Because the sudden rising ~of a movement of the sensuality
11 2, 89 | to reason: and the sudden rising of a movement of ~reason
12 2, 102 | they adored towards the rising of the sun." ~Accordingly,
13 2, 109 | think that the complete rising from sin precedes the ~enlightenment
14 2, 15 | thy ~journey, sleeping and rising." Therefore the precepts
15 2, 145 | which Christ restored by rising from the dead, and so the
16 2, 187 | prescribed, no fasts, no ~rising at midnight. Afterwards
17 3 | bliss ~of eternal life by rising again, it is necessary,
18 3, 22 | stated Rm. 6:9: "Christ rising again from the dead, dieth ~
19 3, 26 | He ~showed in Himself by rising again; and that He might
20 3, 27 | written Wis. ~7:25), "nor the rising of the dawning of the day,"
21 3, 27 | of the flesh of ~Christ rising again, none obtained immortality
22 3, 36 | God . . . gave" Christ rising again "to be made manifest,
23 3, 36 | Malachi 1:11): "From the ~rising of the sun even to the going
24 3, 36 | by the stars, are by the ~rising of a new star stimulated"
25 3, 36 | watched attentively for ~the rising of this star, twelve men
26 3, 36 | in the brightness of thy rising." But those who walk ~in
27 3, 46 | Thirdly, that by dying and rising ~at an early age Christ
28 3, 49 | of My Passion - "and My rising ~up." Secondly, as to His
29 3, 50 | God." ~Fifthly, that by rising from the dead, and manifesting
30 3, 50 | instill into us the hope of rising from the ~dead. Hence the
31 3, 51 | Secondly, because by Christ's rising from the grave, to ~them
32 3, 51 | grave, hope is given of rising again through Him, ~according
33 3, 51 | hindered from ~going forth by rising again.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
34 3, 51 | furnish men with the hope of rising likewise from the grave. ~
35 3, 51 | returned to dust the hope of rising from the dust.~Aquin.: SMT
36 3, 51 | bounds. Consequently, His rising from the grave was a ~sufficient
37 3, 51 | gates of hell." But after rising He was not in the tomb. ~
38 3, 53 | the quality of the Person rising; (3) the ~manifestation
39 3, 53 | iv): "Resurrection is the rising again ~of an animate being,
40 3, 53 | humiliation and Passion, "and my rising up," i.e. My ~glorification
41 3, 53 | Godhead is confirmed by His rising again, because, according
42 3, 53 | and further on; "Christ rising from ~the dead dieth now
43 3, 53 | so was He glorified in rising again in order to ~advance
44 3, 53 | the third day, since ~our rising is put off until the end
45 3, 53 | it seems that ~Christ's rising ought not to have been deferred
46 3, 53 | seems to start with the rising of the sun, the presence ~
47 3, 53 | interval ~between His death and rising. For if He had risen directly
48 3, 53 | death, it was enough for His rising to be deferred until the
49 3, 53 | 2/3~Furthermore, by His rising on the third day, the perfection
50 3, 53 | which Christ inaugurated by rising again.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
51 3, 53 | and partaking of Christ's rising we might hear this - 'once
52 3, 53 | Further, as Christ by His own rising is the cause of our ~resurrection,
53 3, 53 | them who rise, because by rising He was the first to attain
54 3, 53 | according to Rm. 6:9: "Christ rising from the dead dieth now
55 3, 53 | descended, was not in that rising of the just, if an ~eternal
56 3, 53 | the just, if an ~eternal rising was conferred upon them.
57 3, 53 | not the cause of his own rising. ~But Christ was raised
58 3, 53 | was not the cause of His rising again.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
59 3, 54 | OF THE QUALITY OF CHRIST RISING AGAIN (FOUR ARTICLES)~We
60 3, 54 | consider the quality of the rising Christ, which presents ~
61 3, 54 | according to Rm. 6:9: "Christ rising from the dead, dieth now
62 3, 55 | were the first to see Him rising in glory.~Aquin.: SMT TP
63 3, 55 | written (Mk. 16:9): The Lord "rising early the ~first day of
64 3, 55 | Hier. iv). But ~Christ on rising did not return to the familiar
65 3, 55 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ rising from the dead did not at
66 3, 55 | show forth His ~glory in rising again. But the condition
67 3, 55 | had become much nobler by rising again." And ~therefore He
68 3, 56 | Resurrection is the cause of bodies rising, nevertheless it does ~not
69 3, 56 | must be ~conformed with the rising Christ: as the Apostle says (
70 3, 56 | newness of life": and as He, "rising again from the dead, dieth ~
71 3, 57 | heaven ~immediately after rising again, for He said after
72 3, 59 | the glory of the body in ~rising was due to Christ not only
73 3, 76 | concomitance. But since "Christ rising from the dead dieth now
74 3, 83 | yet dark, before the sun's rising was manifest."~Aquin.: SMT
75 3, 84 | Jesus Christ suffering and rising again that this sacrament
76 3, 86 | perfect health, so that ~"rising she ministered to them" (
77 Suppl, 71| resurrection is the cause of our rising again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
78 Suppl, 72| vapors or any smoke whatever rising from the earth cannot ~pierce
79 Suppl, 72| time; for the saints in ~rising again will assume a glorified
80 Suppl, 72| and soul, since "Christ rising again from ~the dead dieth
81 Suppl, 72| are conformed to Christ rising ~again; wherefore the Apostle
82 Suppl, 72| be conformed ~to Christ rising again who have borne His
83 Suppl, 73| resurrection, but as God and man rising again, He ~is the proximate
84 Suppl, 73| others by means of Christ-man rising again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
85 Suppl, 73| Phys. ~vii, 2). Now Christ rising again is the univocal cause
86 Suppl, 74| conformably to ~Christ Who "rising again from the dead dieth
87 Suppl, 76| Resurrection is the ~second rising of that which has fallen."
88 Suppl, 76| resurrection is a second rising, and the same thing ~rises
89 Suppl, 76| 1~Reply OBJ 2: The soul rising again and the soul living
90 Suppl, 76| follows that the body in rising again ~differs, not in identity,
91 Suppl, 76| Yet the identity of the rising man with the begotten ~man
92 Suppl, 77| perfection of the person rising again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
93 Suppl, 78| be impossible for man in rising again to be of a ~quantity
94 Suppl, 80| so that human bodies in rising again will be like the air
95 Suppl, 82| context where the glory of the rising bodies is compared to the
96 Suppl, 83| in the restoration of the rising body we ~look to its natural
97 Suppl, 84| THE KNOWLEDGE WHICH, AFTER RISING AGAIN, MEN WILL HAVE AT
98 Suppl, 84| knowledge, ~which after rising again, men will have at
99 Suppl, 84| memory. Therefore after rising again one will not ~be cognizant
100 Suppl, 84| seemingly ~the damned after rising again will have no knowledge
101 Suppl, 84| Q[107]]. Therefore after rising again we shall be unable
102 Suppl, 84| unhappiness of each one rising again. Consequently ~through
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