Part, Question
1 1, 12 | may also say that ~Jacob spoke thus to designate some exalted
2 1, 14 | 1/2~Reply OBJ 1: Origen spoke in reference to that aspect
3 1, 23 | predestination; of which we spoke above (A[6]). Therefore
4 1, 39 | am Who am," ~the Trinity spoke, then Moses could have said, "
5 1, 43 | hence the Father's voice spoke, "This is My beloved Son" (
6 1, 50 | farther on (verse 4), "For He spoke, and they were made; He
7 1, 51 | Sacred Scripture that ~angels spoke in assumed bodies. Therefore
8 1, 61 | further on, verse 5: "For He spoke and they were made."~Aquin.:
9 1, 66 | ignorant people to whom ~Moses spoke. Plato (Timaeus xxvi), nevertheless,
10 1, 39 | am Who am," ~the Trinity spoke, then Moses could have said, "
11 1, 43 | hence the Father's voice spoke, "This is My beloved Son" (
12 1, 51 | farther on (verse 4), "For He spoke, and they were made; He
13 1, 52 | Sacred Scripture that ~angels spoke in assumed bodies. Therefore
14 1, 62 | further on, verse 5: "For He spoke and they were made."~Aquin.:
15 1, 67 | ignorant people to whom ~Moses spoke. Plato (Timaeus xxvi), nevertheless,
16 1, 83 | principle ~of which they spoke, the various results do
17 1, 90 | said "Let us make man," ~He spoke to the angels, as some were
18 1, 106 | that the rich man in hell spoke to Abraham, ~notwithstanding
19 1, 110 | cause of deception when He spoke many things to the people
20 1, 116 | Divinity, but according as He spoke in His ~human nature. Hence
21 2, 12 | Monte ii, 13) that Our ~Lord spoke of intention as a light,
22 2, 28 | melted when my ~beloved spoke." Therefore love is a dissolvent:
23 2, 98 | Ex. ~20:1): "And the Lord spoke . . . these words," and
24 2, 98 | Ex. 33:11): ~"The Lord spoke to Moses face to face, as
25 2, 98 | also it is that the angel spoke as ~personating the Lord.~
26 2, 98 | in ~Exodus that "the Lord spoke to Moses face to face";
27 2, 98 | Scripture states that "He spoke to him face to face," ~this
28 2, 98 | mouth to mouth, when God spoke ~and appeared to him, by
29 2, 100 | ten words, which the Lord spoke to you." Hence the precepts ~
30 2, 105 | his slaves. Hence Samuel ~spoke these words to deter them
31 2, 110 | by human acts of which we spoke ~above (Q[55], seqq.) are
32 2, 1 | Holy Ghost, viz. that "He spoke by the prophets." ~Therefore
33 2, 10 | the Jews," and that "he spoke . . . to ~the gentiles and
34 2, 30 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Daniel spoke to a king who was not subject
35 2, 30 | which were laid down when we spoke of ~giving alms out of one'
36 2, 60 | instance by saying ~that he spoke ill, or that he defamed
37 2, 70 | that sought evils to ~me spoke vain things," and afterwards (
38 2, 74 | the Apostle in whom Christ spoke, according to 2 ~Cor. 13:
39 2, 74 | according to Ps. 32:9, "He spoke and they were made"; while
40 2, 79 | legislative justice ~we spoke in the treatise on prudence.~
41 2, 81 | 1 Kgs. 1:13) that ~"she spoke in her heart." Secondly,
42 2, 82 | latria, God Who appeared and spoke to ~them in the guise of
43 2, 93 | science of divining, he ~spoke in joke and not seriously,
44 2, 93 | him: in this sense also spoke his steward.~Aquin.: SMT
45 2, 101 | man, of which the Apostle spoke when he commanded servants
46 2, 102 | special case ~in which Samuel spoke, it would have been better
47 2, 109 | says of Abraham that he "spoke craftily to his servants,
48 2, 109 | 1 Para. 2/2~Abraham also spoke figuratively. Wherefore
49 2, 111 | The ~vision which the man spoke, with whom is God, and who
50 2, 163 | lit. ~xi, 29) the serpent spoke to man, even as the ass
51 2, 163 | ass on which Balaam sat ~spoke to him, except that the
52 2, 170 | but the holy men of God spoke, inspired by ~the Holy Ghost."
53 2, 170 | whom we read that the Lord spoke to ~him (Num. 22:12), though
54 2, 171 | And this he" (Caiphas) ~"spoke, not of himself, but being
55 2, 172 | The strong one of Israel spoke to me," and ~further on (
56 2, 172 | calling officially. Hence they spoke as ~God's representatives,
57 2, 172 | Kgs. 4:32,33) that "he spoke . . . parables . . . and
58 2, 172 | Ex. 33:11) that "the Lord spoke to Moses face to face, as
59 2, 174 | received the gift of tongues spoke in every language?~Aquin.:
60 2, 174 | had the gift of ~tongues spoke better in their own language;
61 2, 174 | tongue," says that "they spoke in every tongue, or ~speaking
62 2, 174 | by ~all, as though they spoke the language proper to each."
63 2, 174 | do not read that Christ spoke more than one language,
64 2, 174 | to understand those who spoke to ~them; and all the more
65 2, 174 | times and in divers manners spoke in times past to the ~fathers
66 2, 174 | apostles drunk when the latter spoke in various ~tongues (Acts
67 2, 176 | Joan.) ~that "the blind man spoke these words before he was
68 2, 178 | 175], ~AA[4],5), where we spoke of rapture, and in the FP,
69 2, 178 | imaginary of course, wherein God spoke to him. Or, ~"since we know
70 3, 2 | mind that even Nestorius ~spoke of unity of person on account
71 3, 11 | first alone, of which we spoke above (Q[10]).~Aquin.: SMT
72 3, 21 | benefit Himself, yet He spoke for the profit of our faith."
73 3, 22 | Judah, in which tribe Moses spoke nothing concerning ~priests."
74 3, 32 | according ~to Jn. 2:21: "But He spoke of the temple of His body."
75 3, 36 | announced ~by heralds who spoke, so before He could speak
76 3, 36 | tongue of the prophets ~spoke no longer." But the angels
77 3, 36 | their way: the teachers spoke and ~stayed where they were;
78 3, 39 | Word or of the Father who spoke. Hence ~(Jn. 5:37) our Lord
79 3, 42 | authority of His words, for He spoke as being Himself above ~
80 3, 42 | propounded. ~And thus Christ spoke certain things in secret
81 3, 42 | As stated above, our Lord spoke to the multitudes in ~parables,
82 3, 42 | this means, "not that He spoke nothing literally, but that
83 3, 42 | but that He ~scarcely ever spoke without introducing a parable,
84 3, 42 | parable, although He also spoke ~some things in the literal
85 3, 43 | works of His words ~that He spoke of: for when He said . . . '
86 3, 44 | been unlettered and simple spoke with such wisdom and ~constancy.
87 3, 45 | Luke ~says (9:31), "they spoke" with Him "of His decease
88 3, 46 | These are the words which I spoke to you while I was yet with ~
89 3, 46 | Thy will be done." ~But He spoke there of the chalice of
90 3, 46 | have believed Him when He ~spoke of His resurrection. For
91 3, 55 | These are the words which I spoke to you, while I was yet
92 3, 78 | used now; but that Christ spoke them twice, at ~first secretly,
93 3, 78 | it to His disciples, He ~spoke the words, 'Take ye,'" etc.~
94 3, 78 | Evangelist narrates that ~Christ spoke all these words. Therefore
95 3, 78 | hence our Lord Himself ~spoke of His Passion as a chalice,
96 3, 84 | Penance (Mt. 4:17); because He spoke to ~Nicodemus about Baptism
97 3, 85 | Q[55], A[2]), ~when we spoke of the relation of the sacrament
98 Suppl, 67| 2: Further, the prophets spoke inspired by the Holy Ghost,
99 Suppl, 72| days." But the angel ~who spoke had not come to Daniel's
100 Suppl, 74| 1~Reply OBJ 1: Ezechiel spoke, like Moses to a rough people,
101 Suppl, 86| speaking literally, He spoke to the twelve apostles in
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