Part, Question
1 1, 1 | others also may receive instruction in these ~matters. Hence
2 1, 12 | i, 8), "The lessons of instruction can only be ~seen as it
3 1, 83 | the act ~of sensation - by instruction or discovery, to the act
4 1, 93 | of the body, but also by ~instruction and government. Hence, as
5 1, 106 | when the disciples ask ~instruction from the master.~Aquin.:
6 1, 112 | children are not capable of instruction as soon as ~they are born,
7 1, 112 | ordained to enlightenment by instruction, ~as to its ultimate and
8 1, 116 | clear in one who learns (by instruction). For ~in every man there
9 1, 116 | certain helps ~or means of instruction, which his intellect can
10 2, 4 | preparation to it: thus instruction is necessary ~for science.
11 2, 22 | kind of yet more Godlike instruction; not ~only by learning Divine
12 2, 37 | tribulation of murmuring Thy instruction was with ~them." But the
13 2, 99 | becomingly, so that ~the instruction is based on principles more
14 2, 100 | for an inheritance." But instruction is ~in contradistinction
15 2, 100 | unless he be helped by Divine instruction; such as ~the articles of
16 2, 100 | human reason needs Divine instruction, whereby we are taught about ~
17 2, 100 | the people through the instruction of men who are versed through
18 2, 100 | are versed through the ~instruction of men who are versed in
19 2, 112 | perfect angels or men, by ~instruction, and not by justifying them
20 2, 1 | necessary at the time for the instruction of the people, ~either openly
21 2, 1 | people need more careful instruction about the truth of ~faith,
22 2, 10 | him to give ~him fuller instruction in the faith.~Aquin.: SMT
23 2, 25 | of grace, namely, moral instruction. For in ~this matter, a
24 2, 30 | includes both advice and instruction.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
25 2, 30 | to supply this ~defect by instruction. In doing this however we
26 2, 50 | beneath them": wherefore the instruction which they receive from ~
27 2, 63 | a master his slave that ~instruction may be enforced by correction.~
28 2, 93 | unlawful to make use of divine instruction. Now men are instructed
29 2, 93 | divine providence for his ~instruction. In like manner Eliezer
30 2, 94 | namely, by discovery and instruction, the consequence ~is that
31 2, 94 | apply those deeds to ~our instruction, as signs given by God.
32 2, 95 | him alone, but ~for the instruction of the whole people. Hence
33 2, 160 | ear, thou shalt receive ~instruction." The other knowledge of
34 2, 169 | prophets ~declare for the instruction of others, the things they
35 2, 169 | that are ~necessary for the instruction of the faithful; yet not
36 2, 175 | the word pertains ~to the instruction of men among whom the difference
37 2, 183 | ignorance by sufficient instruction. Again, if he owed his ~
38 2, 184 | need to be placed under the instruction and command of someone ~
39 2, 184 | to another's command and ~instruction by obedience: and consequently
40 2, 186 | some are occupied with the instruction of the ~brethren and the
41 2, 187 | and Cassian has the same ~instruction (De Inst. Caenob. iv, 3).
42 3, 15 | this affection for our instruction, i.e. in order to teach
43 3, 21 | incompetent, but for our instruction. ~First, that He might show
44 3, 21 | fulfilment, but for our ~instruction, it was His will to make
45 3, 30 | But one needs no further instruction concerning what one ~believes
46 3, 30 | Consequently she required instruction in this matter.~Aquin.:
47 3, 38 | the baptism of Christ, as instruction in the faith profits the ~
48 3, 40 | Christ's action is our instruction. And therefore, in order ~
49 3, 42 | made more manifest in the ~instruction of those who, like the Gentiles,
50 3, 44 | soul - namely, for man's instruction. Hence Chrysostom says on
51 3, 51 | seem to ~pertain to our instruction - as that He was buried "
52 3, 53 | Para. 2/5~Secondly, for our instruction in the faith, since our
53 3, 53 | Resurrection was ~necessary for the instruction of our faith. But our faith
54 3, 53 | deemed necessary for the instruction of our ~faith. And a task
55 3, 55 | permitted to give familiar instruction to some privately. ~And
56 3, 55 | suitable for the apostles' instruction ~that He should not abide
57 3, 66 | Para. 3/4~Secondly, for the instruction of the faithful. Because
58 3, 67 | themselves instructed ~can give instruction. But even the uneducated
59 3, 68 | do ~not look for better instruction or fuller conversion. Secondly,
60 3, 71 | is capable of ~receiving instruction.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[71] A[
61 3, 71 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Instruction is manifold. one leads to
62 3, 71 | the priests. A third is instruction in the mode ~of Christian
63 3, 71 | sponsors. A fourth is the ~instruction in the profound mysteries
64 3, 83 | the truths which belong to instruction in the faith ought ~rather
65 3, 83 | in the second place, the instruction of the faithful, ~because
66 3, 83 | A[3], ad 5). Now this instruction is given "dispositively,"
67 3, 83 | OBJ 4: There is a twofold instruction in the Faith: the first
68 3, 83 | for ~catechumens, and such instruction is given in connection with
69 3, 83 | Baptism. ~The other is the instruction of the faithful who take
70 3, 83 | this ~sacrament; and such instruction is given in connection with
71 3, 83 | Catechumens begins," in which the instruction regarding the Faith is ~
72 Suppl, 18| valid, on account of the instruction received, on account ~of
73 Suppl, 18| Christ's every action is our instruction. Now on some ~sinners He
74 Suppl, 21| man may be deprived of the instruction which he ought to ~have.
75 Suppl, 37| catechumens, and to the ~instruction of such persons the Order
76 Suppl, 37| Testament, since it contains no instruction about this ~sacrament except
77 Suppl, 56| no less efficacious than instruction of ~catechism for advancement
78 Suppl, 56| 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, the instruction given to the baptized by
79 Suppl, 56| preaching ~of the gospel and instruction, and not only from Baptism.~
80 Suppl, 56| catechism; and consequently his instruction was directed to their ~spiritual
81 Suppl, 56| things, being nourishment and instruction: ~and consequently a person'
82 Suppl, 56| instruct the child. But instruction is not a sufficient cause
83 Suppl, 56| relationship not by reason of the ~instruction it is his duty to give,
84 Suppl, 65| also ~their rearing and instruction, by which means they receive
85 Suppl, 67| begetting, rearing, and instruction of the offspring. But ~all
86 Suppl, 67| procreation, nourishment, and ~instruction, until the offspring comes
87 Suppl, 67| namely ~the rearing and instruction of the child, for which
88 Suppl, 69| damned, and that for man's instruction and intimidation they be
89 Suppl, 69| but this is done for our instruction, that seeing their ~punishment
90 Suppl, 70| permission, either for the instruction or for the trial of the ~
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