Part, Question
1 1, 88 | 1~I answer that, Action offers two things for our consideration -
2 2, 2 | him who honors, and who offers deference to the ~person
3 2, 6 | The ~first of these points offers a twofold consideration: (
4 2, 21 | takes something from God, or offers ~something to Him, when
5 2, 72 | is "when the carnal sense offers a ~bait," which is the sin
6 2, 80 | Secondly, he that proposes ~or offers this object. Thirdly, he
7 2, 80 | he also, in a fashion, ~offers the will its proper object,
8 2, 99 | Tully says (De Invent. ii) "offers worship and ~ceremony to
9 2, 102 | of the heart, whereby man offers his soul to God. But in
10 2, 102 | incentive to evil desires, and offers an occasion of ~lust. The
11 2, 105 | Further, just as a workman offers his work for hire, so do
12 2, 31 | better, ~but merely that he offers his help to one who, "being
13 2, 45 | what is within reach and offers itself to ~the senses: while
14 2, 75 | tell the faults of what he offers for ~sale, as though he
15 2, 75 | tell the faults of what one offers ~for sale, this would only
16 2, 75 | him. Now the seller who offers goods for ~sale, gives the
17 2, 75 | by the very fact ~that he offers him defective goods, if
18 2, 75 | to each individual that ~offers to buy: and then he will
19 2, 79 | Out. Para. 2/3~Religion offers a threefold consideration: (
20 2, 79 | religion: first that which it ~offers to God, viz. worship, and
21 2, 79 | Since then ~whatever man offers by bodily actions, seems
22 2, 80 | of the will whereby a man offers himself for the ~service
23 2, 81 | belong to religion that one "offers worship ~end ceremonial
24 2, 83 | sacrifice, whereby the soul ~offers itself to God according
25 2, 83 | inward acts. Again the soul ~offers itself in sacrifice to God
26 2, 84 | promise; as when a ~man offers a gift among the living,
27 2, 84 | in the case of a son who offers to God the means of supporting
28 2, 87 | 53). But he who swears offers nothing to God, ~but calls
29 2, 87 | honor of God, so that he offers something to God, namely, ~
30 2, 90 | by excess, not ~that it offers more to the divine worship
31 2, 90 | religion, but because ~it offers divine worship either to
32 2, 134 | what ~is remote as to place offers no difficulty save in the
33 2, 184 | ii, 53) is ~that "which offers worship and ceremony to
34 2, 184 | is a virtue whereby a man offers something to the ~service
35 2, 184 | has gone out of ~Egypt and offers sacrifice in the wilderness."
36 2, 184 | holocaust whereby a man offers himself and his possessions
37 2, 184 | things, which he wholly offers to God by the vow of voluntary
38 2, 184 | own body, and this good he offers to God ~especially by the
39 2, 184 | soul, which man wholly ~offers to God by the vow of obedience,
40 2, 184 | of obedience, whereby he offers God his own will ~by which
41 2, 184 | OBJ 3: By obedience a man offers to God his will, to which
42 2, 184 | the vow of obedience man offers God something greater, ~
43 2, 184 | his own body, which ~he offers God by continence, and than
44 2, 184 | external things, which he offers ~God by the vow of poverty.
45 2, 185 | Now the receiving of alms offers an occasion of sin, ~and
46 2, 186 | has gone out of Egypt and offers sacrifice in the ~wilderness."
47 2, 187 | may doubt whether he who offers himself to ~religion be
48 3, 22 | and again, forasmuch as he offers up the ~people's prayers
49 3, 22 | sacrifice is that by which a man offers his ~spirit to God, according
50 3, 22 | the satisfaction ~that man offers to God. Now the priesthood
51 3, 22 | both is the ~priest who offers it and the victim: the sacred
52 3, 27 | 2/4~The first of these offers four points of consideration: (
53 3, 48 | atones for an offense who offers something ~which the offended
54 3, 48 | OBJ 3: Further, whoever offers sacrifice performs some
55 3, 67 | 1: The man who baptizes offers but his outward ministration; ~
56 3, 68 | The Church, our mother, ~offers her maternal mouth for her
57 3, 74 | says: "The Roman Church offers ~unleavened bread, because
58 3, 80 | Because the priest both offers ~and consumes the blood
59 3, 82 | a sacrifice. Now whoever offers sacrifice must ~be a sharer
60 3, 82 | the outward sacrifice he offers is ~a sign of the inner
61 3, 82 | inner sacrifice whereby he offers himself to God, as ~Augustine
62 3, 83 | cease to be there; but he offers this prayer for Christ's ~
63 3, 85 | man, of his own accord, offers to make amends to God through ~
64 Suppl, 10| sanctified. And ~unless a man offers an obstacle, he receives,
65 Suppl, 10| confessing, provided he offers no obstacle ~so far as he
66 Suppl, 12| The ~means whereby man offers satisfaction to God.~Aquin.:
67 Suppl, 12| voluntarily by the one who offers satisfaction, ~it becomes
68 Suppl, 12| satisfaction to ~another, he offers compensation for the past,
69 Suppl, 26| Individually, as when one ~person offers satisfaction for another
70 Suppl, 37| places them on the altar or ~offers them to the deacon. the
71 Suppl, 56| in place of the Church offers and raises the candidate
72 Suppl, 69| treatise on the resurrection offers a threefold consideration,
73 Suppl, 71| the deed of a sinner ~who offers suffrage may be considered -
74 Suppl, 71| stead or at whose command he offers the prayer.~Aquin.: SMT
75 Suppl, 71| but rather on the one who offers the ~suffrages whether by
76 Suppl, 71| Therefore since he who offers suffrages for another pays
77 Suppl, 71| of the person for whom he offers them, they profit this person ~
78 Suppl, 71| Therefore one also who ~offers suffrages profits him alone
79 Suppl, 71| profits him alone for whom he offers them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71]
80 Suppl, 71| one sacrifice which a man offers, he is not ~released from
81 Suppl, 72| our resurrection?" And he offers as examples ~the light which "
82 Suppl, 81| instantaneously, since a vacuum offers no resistance whatever to
83 Suppl, 81| motion, whereas the plenum offers resistance; and so there ~
84 Suppl, 81| nevertheless the resistance it offers through contrariety towards ~
85 Suppl, 88| Here a threefold matter offers itself ~to our consideration: (
86 Suppl, 92| Sufficiency which wealth offers, joy which ~pleasure offers,
87 Suppl, 92| offers, joy which ~pleasure offers, celebrity which fame offers,
88 Suppl, 92| offers, celebrity which fame offers, security which power ~offers,
89 Suppl, 92| offers, security which power ~offers, reverence which dignity
90 Suppl, 92| reverence which dignity offers. Consequently it seems that
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