|    Part, Question1   2, 7   |         not a circumstance of the washing; but that in doing so he
 2   2, 102 |          priests and Levites, the washing ~of hands and feet and the
 3   2, 102 |         were purified by the mere washing of their clothes; nor ~did
 4   2, 102 |           s Passion the ~power of washing away sins. The priest who
 5   2, 102 |    general used to be purified by washing in water, and by certain ~
 6   3, 31  |          in Luke's genealogy the ~washing away of our sins is signified,"
 7   3, 38  |       Jews eat not without ~often washing their hands . . . and when
 8   3, 64  |           of ~the Church is not a washing from sin: deacons are said
 9   3, 64  |    various intent; for ~instance, washing with water, which is done
10   3, 66  |          What is Baptism? Is it a washing?~(2) Of the institution
11   3, 66  |       Whether Baptism is the mere washing?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
12   3, 66  |           Baptism is not the mere washing. For the washing of ~the
13   3, 66  |         the mere washing. For the washing of ~the body is something
14   3, 66  |           Baptism is not the mere washing; but rather is it "the ~
15   3, 66  |   blotting out of sins." But the ~washing itself is not water, but
16   3, 66  |          is the water and not the washing.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
17   3, 66  |         him again, what does ~his washing avail?" It seems, therefore,
18   3, 66  |    therefore, that Baptism is the washing or ~bathing.~Aquin.: SMT
19   3, 66  |         and its use, which is the washing. Hence some have thought
20   3, 66  |        water to man, i.e. in ~the washing. Hence the Master (iv, 3)
21   3, 66  |           Baptism is the outward ~washing of the body done together
22   3, 66  |          signified by the outward washing; and a sacramental sign ~
23   3, 66  |        applied, by ~being used in washing him. Indeed, this is signified
24   3, 66  |           1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the washing away of sins is signified
25   3, 66  |     besides water are employed in washing, such as wine, ~oil, and
26   3, 66  |          not so commonly used for washing, as ~water. Neither do they
27   3, 66  |        more ~commonly employed in washing, so for the purpose of designating
28   3, 66  |           is put to the use of a ~washing of the body, whereby to
29   3, 66  |     whereby to signify the inward washing away of sins. ~Now washing
30   3, 66  |        washing away of sins. ~Now washing may be done with water not
31   3, 66  |          its ~essence. Now bodily washing with water is essential
32   3, 66  |       word of life." But that the washing be done this or ~that way,
33   3, 66  |    clearly; for no matter how the washing is done, ~the body of a
34   3, 66  |        stated above (A[7], ad 1), washing with water is of ~itself
35   3, 66  |   sacrament: whereas ~the mode of washing is accidental to the sacrament.
36   3, 66  |  sacrament. But water is used for washing in Baptism. Therefore it
37   3, 66  |           of the matter, ~namely, washing with water, which designates
38   3, 66  |          nothing done but a ~mere washing with water, without any
39   3, 66  |       think ~it to be an ordinary washing.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
40   3, 68  | inhabitants of Jerusalem: for the washing of the sinner ~and of the
41   3, 68  |       since Baptism is a ~kind of washing, as stated above (Q[66],
42   3, 69  |         62], A[1], ad 1). But the washing of Baptism ~has indeed a
43   3, 69  |        cleansing it signifies the washing away of guilt.~Aquin.: SMT
44   3, 69  |          cleansing signifies the ~washing away of guilt, and by its
45   3, 70  |          water, which is used for washing, and ~bread, which we use
46   3, 83  |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The washing of the hands is done in
47   3, 83  |            Eccl. Hier. ~iii), the washing of the extremities of the
48   3, 83  |        this was ~signified by the washing of the priests under the
49   3, 83  |          it was then: because the washing of the feet ~is omitted,
50   3, 83  |         feet ~is omitted, and the washing of the hands is observed;
51   3, 83  |           humidity, is capable of washing, ~consequently it is received
52   3, 84  |          has to perform a bodily ~washing. Therefore, also while saying: "
53 Suppl, 9 |       order to signify the inward washing, we employ that ~element
54 Suppl, 9 |          which is chiefly used in washing, so in the sacramental act
55 Suppl, 29|     immersion and in three, since washing which is signified in Baptism, ~
56 Suppl, 29|           Baptism consists in the washing, and that the matter of ~
57 Suppl, 30|           is ~conferred by way of washing, and the purpose of a medicament
58 Suppl, 30|           and effects a spiritual washing, through the bodily ~washing
59 Suppl, 30|      washing, through the bodily ~washing in which it consists outwardly.
60 Suppl, 30|       stains by means of a bodily washing, so this sacrament causes ~
61 Suppl, 30|        and even as ~the baptismal washing has the effect of a bodily
62 Suppl, 30|        has the effect of a bodily washing, since it ~effects even
63 Suppl, 30|         for as much as the bodily washing causes a bodily cleansing ~
64 Suppl, 32|        who is capable of a bodily washing, and not ~a child yet in
65 Suppl, 32|           are capable of a bodily washing. And so those who are ~departing
66 Suppl, 32|           given under the form of washing: and a bodily ~washing cleanses
67 Suppl, 32|         of washing: and a bodily ~washing cleanses only the part to
68 Suppl, 45|         marriage what the outward washing is to Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
 
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