Part, Question
1 1, 1 | in which consists eternal bliss. This is a ~sufficient answer
2 1, 1 | is practical, is eternal bliss; to which as ~to an ultimate
3 1, 57 | that "then," namely in the bliss of those rising from the
4 1, 57 | Although the angels in bliss behold the Divine wisdom,
5 1, 58 | sees in the Word. For the ~bliss of the angels consists in
6 1, 62 | things in the ~Word. But the bliss of the angels comes of seeing
7 1, 58 | that "then," namely in the bliss of those rising from the
8 1, 58 | Although the angels in bliss behold the Divine wisdom,
9 1, 59 | sees in the Word. For the ~bliss of the angels consists in
10 1, 63 | things in the ~Word. But the bliss of the angels comes of seeing
11 2, 2 | honors. For ~happiness or bliss is "the reward of virtue,"
12 2, 4 | Further, the "operation of bliss or happiness should be ~
13 2, 4 | 13) "the ~operation of bliss," in which operation happiness
14 2, 39 | good, viz. the pleasure of bliss. Therefore a certain pain
15 2, 55 | 3], A[2]), happiness or bliss by which man is made most
16 2, 57 | of beginning of perfect bliss, which ~consists in the
17 2, 61 | have attained to perfect bliss are without passions. Hence
18 2, 62 | whereby a man hopes to ~obtain bliss through the merits which
19 2, 65 | looking to ~God for future bliss. This act is perfect, if
20 2, 65 | charity. But to expect future ~bliss through merits which one
21 2, 65 | we look to ~gain future bliss through merits which we
22 2, 65 | faith, or hope in future bliss. ~Therefore charity can
23 2, 65 | is loved as the object of bliss, to which object we are ~
24 2, 67 | what he believes: whereas bliss, of its very nature, implies
25 2, 67 | manifest that faith ~and bliss are incompatible in one
26 2, 67 | the same genus as heavenly bliss: because it is compared
27 2, 67 | compared to the enjoyment ~of bliss, as movement is to rest
28 2, 67 | unchangeableness of heavenly bliss: and so ~such a habit would
29 2, 68 | is the life of heavenly bliss.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
30 2, 90 | last end of human life is ~bliss or happiness, as stated
31 2, 101 | For in the state of future bliss, the human intellect will
32 2, 102 | the perpetuity of Divine bliss. Of the temporal feasts
33 2, 108 | gain the end of eternal bliss, to which end the New Law ~
34 2, 4 | as the object of heavenly bliss, which is the aspect under
35 2, 18 | impossible in the state of bliss, ~will be in heaven; while
36 2, 24 | being a man capable ~of bliss; and this is to love him
37 2, 81 | blessed, have no lack ~of bliss, save that of the body's
38 2, 81 | the ultimate perfection of bliss: and their prayers ~are
39 2, 163 | cattle lost no ~heavenly bliss, seeing that they never
40 2, 171 | heaven and in the state ~of bliss see, not as from afar off,
41 2, 171 | For God is the object of bliss in His very essence, according ~
42 2, 171 | the object of heavenly ~bliss - precedes knowledge of
43 2, 171 | yet not as the object of bliss. ~Therefore we must conclude
44 3 | whereby we may attain to the bliss ~of eternal life by rising
45 3, 1 | Divinity, which is the true bliss of man and end of human
46 3, 7 | is the expectation of the bliss to come, as was ~shown above (
47 3, 7 | something ~pertaining to bliss, viz. the glorifying of
48 3, 7 | virtue, does not regard the bliss of the ~body but the soul'
49 3, 7 | the ~body but the soul's bliss, which consists in the Divine
50 3, 14 | body), "not indeed ~the bliss proper to the beatific fruition
51 3, 46 | for him ~and the glory of bliss, as shall be shown later (
52 3, 58 | unchangeable in the Father's ~bliss, which is termed His right
53 3, 58 | hand is the name for His bliss." ~Secondly, Christ is said
54 3, 58 | there" - that is, in eternal bliss, "it ~is all right hand,
55 3, 58 | said that every saint in bliss is placed on God's right ~
56 3, 59 | others were ~confirmed in bliss. But those already judged
57 3, 59 | angels, which is everlasting bliss; and as ~to the essential
58 Suppl, 71| man obtains the ~state of bliss. Secondly, for something
59 Suppl, 86| who are uncertain of their bliss are not blessed: ~whence
60 Suppl, 86| they are certain of ~their bliss. Now what is certain is
61 Suppl, 86| fear is incompatible with bliss. But the last judgment, ~
62 Suppl, 86| when some were ~raised to bliss, and others plunged into
63 Suppl, 87| clear that the ~essence of bliss consists in seeing God.
64 Suppl, 87| Now joy is essential to bliss. ~Therefore the Godhead
65 Suppl, 89| essence, wherein their bliss consists chiefly; (2) Their
66 Suppl, 89| consists chiefly; (2) Their bliss and their ~mansions; (3)
67 Suppl, 89| are ~contained in their bliss; (5) The crowns which perfect
68 Suppl, 89| alone and is the highest bliss." Therefore the blessed ~
69 Suppl, 89| said that "in this abode of bliss God can be seen in His glory
70 Suppl, 92| lasting for ever in eternal bliss." This ~description is taken
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