Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |        1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the benefits God confers upon men are
 2   1, 23  |       the preparation of God's benefits, as Augustine says ~(De
 3   1, 23  |     the foreknowledge of God's benefits." But ~foreknowledge is
 4   1, 23  |        and ~preparation of the benefits of God, by which whosoever
 5   1, 112 |        with ~reason. For those benefits which are conferred by God
 6   1, 112 |       nature. Among the latter benefits we must count the guardianship
 7   2, 12  |     time to God and to bodily ~benefits. Therefore, for the same
 8   2, 12  | attention to God and to bodily benefits, as to two last ends: ~since,
 9   2, 76  |     that man even ignores ~the benefits he has received; or again,
10   2, 98  |  persons. Now God ~bestows the benefits of salvation on the human
11   2, 98  |     Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The benefits of grace are forfeited by
12   2, 98  |   account of ~sin: but not the benefits of nature. Among the latter
13   2, 100 |      master in ~return for the benefits which his subjects receive
14   2, 102 |      or recall certain Divine ~benefits; or remind men of the Divine
15   2, 102 |    commemorated certain Divine benefits, on account of ~which they
16   2, 102 | offerers, in acknowledgment of benefits already received or yet
17   2, 102 |        thirdly, because of the benefits he has already ~received
18   2, 102 |     fourthly, by reason of the benefits he hopes to ~receive from
19   2, 102 |     and they commemorated ~the benefits which had been conferred
20   2, 105 |    succor is more frequent and benefits the greater ~number: and
21   2, 106 |         ungrateful for greater benefits, and as not using the help
22   2, 110 |      said to be "grateful" for benefits. Of these three the ~second
23   2, 110 | proceeds the third, since from benefits bestowed ~"gratis" arises "
24   2, 111 |      above (A[1]), not all the benefits divinely ~conferred upon
25   2, 114 |        who has received fewer ~benefits. Hence, since he who has
26   2, 114 |     subsequent sin; hence all ~benefits which he afterwards obtains
27   2, 25  |       we have ~bestowed lesser benefits.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
28   2, 29  |      vii). But the bestowal of benefits is an act of ~charity towards
29   2, 29  |        so ~forth): and various benefits should be conferred in various
30   2, 29  |        bestow on each one such benefits as pertain to the matter
31   2, 29  |     equity, as ~in the case of benefits received gratis. Now no
32   2, 29  |      wherefore in ~paying back benefits received, we should give
33   2, 29  |      love tends to ~conferring benefits, while the children's love
34   2, 29  |    under towards ~them for the benefits we have received from them,
35   2, 29  |       to the ~various kinds of benefits. Therefore beneficence is
36   2, 29  |       Reply OBJ 2: Even as all benefits conferred on our neighbor,
37   2, 29  |    there are various kinds of ~benefits.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[31] A[
38   2, 60  |        he has received greater benefits; but he ~ought not to compensate
39   2, 68  |     OBJ 2: Further, a lie that benefits someone and hurts no man
40   2, 81  |      through giving thanks for benefits received we merit to receive
41   2, 81  |        to receive yet ~greater benefits," as we say in the collect [*
42   2, 81  |         thanksgiving for other benefits precedes intercession: but
43   2, 98  | monastery by means of temporal benefits, ~in order that he may thereby
44   2, 99  |     excellence and the various benefits received ~from them. on
45   2, 100 |      to one's faculty, for the benefits we received from him.~Aquin.:
46   2, 100 | obligation, on ~account of the benefits they have received from
47   2, 104 |     have received the greatest benefits from God, and ~from our
48   2, 104 |    considers himself only, and benefits because cannot ~otherwise
49   2, 178 |     judgments, ~thirdly of His benefits, fourthly of His promises."
50   2, 178 |        considering the divine ~benefits and promises, man is led
51   3      |     Saviour of all, and of the benefits bestowed by Him on the human
52   3, 1   |        servant, to account the benefits of his ~Lord, which have
53   3, 7   |        will of God, ~bestowing benefits gratis; and hence every
54   3, 21  |         should give thanks for benefits received, and ask in prayer
55   3, 35  |        son of the Emperor, His benefits would have been attributed
56   3, 79  |         Whether this sacrament benefits others besides the recipients? ~(
57   3, 79  |      seems that this sacrament benefits only the recipients. For ~
58   3, 79  |        it would follow that it benefits a man more if he receive ~
59   3, 79  |       seem that this sacrament benefits anyone but the recipient.~
60   3, 79  |       So, then, this sacrament benefits ~recipients by way both
61   3, 79  |     OBJ 2: As Christ's Passion benefits all, for the forgiveness
62   3, 79  |     pale of the Church. But it benefits them who are ~members, more
63   3, 83  |       upon which many of God's benefits have to be ~recalled or
64 Suppl, 45|       lack of ~consent - which benefits him in the tribunal of his
65 Suppl, 96|   person ~deserves to lose all benefits. and among other benefits
66 Suppl, 96|      benefits. and among other benefits of God there is ~"being"