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1 1, 1 | salvation; or the whole Christ, as the head and ~members.
2 1, 1 | from the resurrection of Christ ~argues in proof of the
3 1, 1 | understanding unto the obedience of Christ" (2 Cor. 10:5). Hence ~sacred
4 1, 1 | far as the things done in ~Christ, or so far as the things
5 1, 1 | the things which signify Christ, are types of what ~we ought
6 1, 2 | advance towards God; (3) Of Christ, Who as man, is our way
7 1, 5 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 42) that, ~"inasmuch
8 1, 5 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 31) that "we exist ~
9 1, 13 | Augustine says ~(De Doctr. Christ. i, 32), "Because He is
10 1, 13 | Father, of our ~Lord Jesus Christ, of Whom all paternity in
11 1, 14 | Further, God knew that Christ would be born. But He does
12 1, 14 | does not know ~now that Christ will be born; because Christ
13 1, 14 | Christ will be born; because Christ is not to be born in the ~
14 1, 14 | the same thing to ~say "Christ is born" and "will be born"
15 1, 14 | three - viz. the nativity of Christ. ~Therefore it follows,
16 1, 14 | because now He knows that Christ is born, which means the
17 1, 14 | the same thing as ~that Christ will be born. This opinion,
18 1, 19 | Augustine says (De Doctr. ~Christ. i, 32), "Because God is
19 1, 20 | For it is manifest that Christ is better than the whole
20 1, 20 | race more than He loved Christ; for ~it is said: "He spared
21 1, 20 | than John, since he loved Christ more. ~Hence the Lord, knowing
22 1, 20 | Me more than these?" Yet Christ loved John more than ~He
23 1, 20 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: God loves Christ not only more than He loves
24 1, 20 | of God in ~the person of Christ more than He loves all the
25 1, 20 | Some say that Peter loved Christ more in His members, and
26 1, 20 | therefore was ~loved more by Christ also, for which reason He
27 1, 20 | Church; but that John loved Christ more in Himself, and so
28 1, 20 | by Him; on which account Christ commended His mother to
29 1, 20 | uncertain which of them loved Christ more with the love of ~charity,
30 1, 20 | marks of familiarity which Christ ~showed to him rather than
31 1, 20 | While others say that Christ loved Peter more, from his
32 1, 21 | Forgive one another, as Christ has forgiven you" ~(Eph.
33 1, 25 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, Christ as man is full of grace
34 1, 25 | Reply OBJ 4: The humanity of Christ, from the fact that it is
35 1, 29 | for the human ~nature in Christ is not a person, since it
36 1, 31 | art Most High, O Jesus ~Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[31] A[
37 1, 33 | Father of my Lord Jesus Christ, ~from whom all paternity
38 1, 36 | only Son our Lord Jesus Christ, and in the one Holy Ghost
39 1, 36 | reference to the human nature of Christ, by reason ~of what is written: "
40 1, 38 | portioned out to the members of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[38] A[
41 1, 39 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5): "The things that
42 1, 39 | contrary, the Apostle says: "Christ the power of God and the ~
43 1, 39 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5): "Unity is in ~the
44 1, 39 | according to the text, "Christ the ~strength [*Douay: power]
45 1, 39 | view ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5) appropriates "unity"
46 1, 39 | when he says ~(De Doctr. Christ. i, 5) that "The Three are
47 1, 41 | OBJ 2: The Apostle calls Christ the Son of the love of God, ~
48 1, 41 | be in His true Son Jesus ~Christ." Therefore the true Son
49 1, 42 | are to be understood of Christ's human nature, ~wherein
50 1, 42 | this may be referred to Christ in His ~human nature.~Aquin.:
51 1, 43 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ and the blessed have fullness
52 1, 43 | implies distance, whereas Christ, as ~man, and all the blessed
53 1, 43 | greater number of ~objects. To Christ the invisible mission was
54 1, 43 | it is said, "The rock was Christ" (1 Cor. ~10:4). For that
55 1, 43 | of an ~action was named Christ, Whom it typified; whereas
56 1, 43 | has ~been done chiefly by Christ and by the apostles, according
57 1, 43 | Holy Ghost was directed to ~Christ, to the apostles, and to
58 1, 43 | visible ~mission made to Christ should show forth the invisible
59 1, 43 | mission was directed to Christ at the time of His ~baptism
60 1, 43 | animal, to show forth in ~Christ the authority of the giver
61 1, 47 | to ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5), is appropriated
62 1, 51 | converted into the ~substance of Christ's body, but resolved into
63 1, 51 | pre-existing matter; ~nevertheless Christ had a body of such a true
64 1, 53 | an article of faith that ~Christ's soul descended into Hell.
65 1, 57 | knowledge in the ~mystery of Christ, which in other generations
66 1, 58 | again, or, on beholding Christ, they may judge Him not
67 1, 62 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i) that "God makes use ~
68 1, 62 | and a comprehensor; like ~Christ, Who alone was such. For
69 1, 63 | creation; as the soul of Christ, or ~also the good angels.
70 1, 64 | found its completion in ~Christ; and most of all from the
71 1, 64 | of the Incarnation, when Christ was in the world. ~For,
72 1, 64 | confesses the truth, ~saying to Christ: "I know Who Thou art, the
73 1, 64 | exception of the soul of Christ on account of the union
74 1, 67 | better and surer: and that Christ is not called ~Light in
75 1, 73 | Moreover, the time of Christ's ~Incarnation is a time
76 1, 73 | time']" (Gal. 4:4). And Christ Himself, ~at the moment
77 1, 73 | in ~the Incarnation of Christ. For, "Grace and truth came
78 1, 73 | and truth came by Jesus Christ" ~(Jn. 1:17). So, then,
79 1, 73 | consummation of nature, ~in Christ's Incarnation the consummation
80 1, 38 | portioned out to the members of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[38] A[
81 1, 39 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5): "The things that
82 1, 39 | contrary, the Apostle says: "Christ the power of God and the ~
83 1, 39 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5): "Unity is in ~the
84 1, 39 | according to the text, "Christ the ~strength [*Douay: power]
85 1, 39 | view ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5) appropriates "unity"
86 1, 39 | when he says ~(De Doctr. Christ. i, 5) that "The Three are
87 1, 41 | OBJ 2: The Apostle calls Christ the Son of the love of God, ~
88 1, 41 | be in His true Son Jesus ~Christ." Therefore the true Son
89 1, 42 | are to be understood of Christ's human nature, ~wherein
90 1, 42 | this may be referred to Christ in His ~human nature.~Aquin.:
91 1, 43 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ and the blessed have fullness
92 1, 43 | implies distance, whereas Christ, as ~man, and all the blessed
93 1, 43 | greater number of ~objects. To Christ the invisible mission was
94 1, 43 | it is said, "The rock was Christ" (1 Cor. ~10:4). For that
95 1, 43 | of an ~action was named Christ, Whom it typified; whereas
96 1, 43 | has ~been done chiefly by Christ and by the apostles, according
97 1, 43 | Holy Ghost was directed to ~Christ, to the apostles, and to
98 1, 43 | visible ~mission made to Christ should show forth the invisible
99 1, 43 | mission was directed to Christ at the time of His ~baptism
100 1, 43 | animal, to show forth in ~Christ the authority of the giver
101 1, 48 | to ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 5), is appropriated
102 1, 52 | converted into the ~substance of Christ's body, but resolved into
103 1, 52 | pre-existing matter; ~nevertheless Christ had a body of such a true
104 1, 54 | an article of faith that ~Christ's soul descended into Hell.
105 1, 58 | knowledge in the ~mystery of Christ, which in other generations
106 1, 59 | again, or, on beholding Christ, they may judge Him not
107 1, 63 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i) that "God makes use ~
108 1, 63 | and a comprehensor; like ~Christ, Who alone was such. For
109 1, 64 | creation; as the soul of Christ, or ~also the good angels.
110 1, 65 | found its completion in ~Christ; and most of all from the
111 1, 65 | of the Incarnation, when Christ was in the world. ~For,
112 1, 65 | confesses the truth, ~saying to Christ: "I know Who Thou art, the
113 1, 65 | exception of the soul of Christ on account of the union
114 1, 68 | better and surer: and that Christ is not called ~Light in
115 1, 72 | Moreover, the time of Christ's ~Incarnation is a time
116 1, 72 | time']" (Gal. 4:4). And Christ Himself, ~at the moment
117 1, 72 | in ~the Incarnation of Christ. For, "Grace and truth came
118 1, 72 | and truth came by Jesus Christ" ~(Jn. 1:17). So, then,
119 1, 72 | consummation of nature, ~in Christ's Incarnation the consummation
120 1, 83 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 11): "If those ~who
121 1, 91 | Church takes her origin from ~Christ. Wherefore the Apostle says (
122 1, 91 | sacrament; but I speak in Christ and in the Church."~Aquin.:
123 1, 91 | signification; for from the side of Christ sleeping on the Cross the ~
124 1, 91 | Tract. xxiv in ~Joan.) that "Christ filled five thousand men
125 1, 93 | ours; as the ~eyes which Christ gave to the man born blind
126 1, 94 | distinguishing between Adam and Christ, says (1 Cor. 15:45): ~"
127 1, 94 | quickened by grace. Therefore ~Christ alone was made in grace.~
128 1, 94 | life of the body began in Christ, who is "the firstborn of
129 1, 96 | for this was ~reserved for Christ to accomplish, by Whom the
130 1, 101 | nature, and yet signified Christ. In like manner the ~tree
131 1, 103 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 32): "Because God is
132 1, 107 | that "God has set the ~Man Christ above all principality and
133 1, 107 | that "God set Him," i.e. Christ, "on His ~right hand in
134 1, 107 | says (1 Cor. 15:24), that Christ will "bring ~to naught all
135 1, 107 | it does ~the promise of Christ saying that the children
136 1, 109 | by invoking the name of ~Christ, or by making use of other
137 1, 110 | appear. Thus neither was ~Christ a cause of deception when
138 1, 111 | Apostle wishes to prove that Christ is ~greater than the angels
139 1, 112 | men. For it is written of Christ (Phil. 2:7) that "He was
140 1, 112 | guardianship of all men, Christ also would have had ~an
141 1, 112 | But this is unseemly, for Christ is greater than all ~the
142 1, 112 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ as man was guided immediately
143 1, 113 | any further assault. For Christ overcame the ~tempter most
144 1, 113 | the devil left Him," ~i.e. Christ Who overcame.~Aquin.: SMT
145 1, 116 | Thus ~when the mysteries of Christ and the Church were fulfilled
146 1, 118 | 2] R.O. 4 Para. 2/2~But Christ is said to have been in
147 2, 1 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, ~5,22). Therefore other
148 2, 2 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22), "that ~which constitutes
149 2, 3 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, ~5,22). Therefore happiness
150 2, 3 | to Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 3): ~"Those things are
151 2, 5 | bestowed on others through Christ, who is God ~and Man, "Who,"
152 2, 5 | is ~peculiar to Him: for Christ's merit avails baptized
153 2, 5 | they are made members of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[5] A[7]
154 2, 11 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 4; and De Trin. x, ~
155 2, 11 | Augustine ~says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22) that "it is given
156 2, 11 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 33), "if he had ~said, '
157 2, 11 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 4). But this is ~possible,
158 2, 16 | Augustine ~says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 4) that "to use is to
159 2, 18 | Augustine says (De ~Doctr. Christ. iii, 12). Therefore the
160 2, 19 | like ~manner, to believe in Christ is good in itself, and necessary
161 2, 20 | passion may be good, as Christ's was; and ~the action evil,
162 2, 38 | roses, in the ~name of Jesus Christ." [*Cf. Dominican Breviary,
163 2, 59 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Christ was perfect in virtue. But
164 2, 62 | written (2 Pt. ~1:4) that by Christ we are made "partakers of
165 2, 62 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i): "A man cannot love ~
166 2, 64 | Person and two natures in Christ, we observe the mean ~between
167 2, 65 | Eph. 3:19: "The charity of Christ, ~which surpasseth all knowledge."
168 2, 65 | there was perfect charity in Christ. And yet He had ~neither
169 2, 65 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In Christ there was neither faith
170 2, 66 | measure of the giving ~of Christ," as stated in Eph. 4:9.
171 2, 66 | measure of the giving of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[66] A[
172 2, 66 | Eph. 3:19: "The charity of Christ which ~surpasseth all knowledge."~
173 2, 67 | which is laid; which is Christ Jesus," i.e. faith in ~Jesus
174 2, 67 | Jesus," i.e. faith in ~Jesus Christ. Now if the foundation is
175 2, 68 | Writ as ~having been in Christ, according to Is. 11:2,3,
176 2, 68 | order to ~conform us to Christ, chiefly with regard to
177 2, 68 | especially resplendent in Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT FS
178 2, 68 | vi). Now it ~is proper to Christ that the gifts of the Holy
179 2, 70 | seest not"; and (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 10): "Charity is the ~
180 2, 79 | so as not to believe in Christ, and, ~through not believing,
181 2, 81 | 3: Further, the gift of Christ is greater than the sin
182 2, 81 | seqq). But the gift of Christ is not ~transmitted to all
183 2, 81 | must firmly believe ~that, Christ alone excepted, all men
184 2, 81 | Q[27]] which is through Christ; ~and this is erroneous.
185 2, 81 | corporally, so is the grace of Christ transmitted to all that
186 2, 81 | upon the Virgin," (of whom Christ was to be born without ~
187 2, 85 | of ~all be conformed to Christ's sufferings, before attaining
188 2, 85 | glory, in conformity with Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[85] A[
189 2, 87 | Further, it is written of Christ (1 Pt. 2:22) that "He did
190 2, 87 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ bore a satisfactory punishment,
191 2, 88 | Augustine states (De Doctr. Christ. i, ~3,4). But no person,
192 2, 88 | to Augustine (De Doctr. ~Christ. i, 3,4). Therefore whoever
193 2, 89 | condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus, who walk not ~according
194 2, 89 | is because ~they are in Christ Jesus. But unbelievers are
195 2, 89 | But unbelievers are not in Christ Jesus. ~Therefore in unbelievers
196 2, 89 | Those who are ~not in Christ, when they feel the sting
197 2, 89 | remitted by the grace of Jesus Christ, ~although the "fomes" of
198 2, 91 | priesthood, and the priesthood of Christ. Therefore the Divine ~law
199 2, 91 | beginning of ~His preaching, Christ invited men to the kingdom
200 2, 91 | our hearts by the grace of Christ, ~bestowed in the New Law,
201 2, 91 | otherwise than ~through Christ, according to Acts 4:12: "
202 2, 91 | until after the coming of Christ. But ~before His coming
203 2, 91 | give to the people, of whom Christ ~was to be born, a law containing
204 2, 98 | for this was reserved to Christ; because, as ~it is written (
205 2, 98 | and truth ~came by Jesus Christ." Consequently the Old Law
206 2, 98 | Father ~of Our Lord Jesus Christ. For the Old Law ordained
207 2, 98 | Old Law ordained men to Christ in two ~ways. First by bearing
208 2, 98 | First by bearing witness to Christ; wherefore He Himself says (
209 2, 98 | was to be saved through ~Christ. Wherefore the Apostle says (
210 2, 98 | whereby men would be led to ~Christ, Who was to cast him out,
211 2, 98 | man, through the grace of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[98] A[
212 2, 98 | law was our pedagogue in Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[98] A[
213 2, 98 | which was to ~come through Christ. Now it is to be observed
214 2, 98 | which was to ~come through Christ, as stated above (AA[2],
215 2, 98 | to thy seed,' which is ~Christ." And so God vouchsafed
216 2, 98 | made to their fathers that Christ ~should be born of them.
217 2, 98 | that the people, of whom ~Christ was to be born, should be
218 2, 98 | was made to him, viz. that Christ should be born of his ~seed:
219 2, 98 | people, and not another, that Christ might be born thereof; a ~
220 2, 98 | which was to come through Christ, ~was prepared for all nations,
221 2, 98 | yet it was necessary that Christ should be ~born of one people,
222 2, 98 | fathers, and of whom is Christ according ~to the flesh."~
223 2, 98 | holiness, in reverence for Christ Who was to be born of that
224 2, 98 | which was to ~come through Christ, as stated above (AA[2],
225 2, 98 | sanctification of those ~from whom Christ was to be born. Now the
226 2, 98 | concerning the "seed, ~which is Christ" (Gal. 3:16) was first made
227 2, 98 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, as Christ was born of those alone
228 2, 98 | appointed concerning ~the Christ of the God of Jacob . . .
229 2, 98 | not only ~those, of whom Christ was born, received the Law,
230 2, 99 | Augustine observes (De Doctr. Christ. ii, ~3,4), "of all signs
231 2, 99 | men to (the coming of) Christ, as the imperfect in comparison
232 2, 99 | which was to result from Christ's coming: ~and for this
233 2, 100 | of the future Passion of Christ, which though ~temporal
234 2, 100 | Thou shalt not say that ~Christ is a creature."~Aquin.:
235 2, 100 | done it ~in the person of Christ." Therefore superiors can
236 2, 100 | the justifying grace ~of Christ, which they also signified,
237 2, 100 | foretold and foreshadowed ~Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100]
238 2, 101 | Augustine states (De Doctr. Christ. iv, 4,10) ~and this seems
239 2, 101 | heavenly country, but also of Christ, Who ~is the way leading
240 2, 101 | to the foreshadowing ~of Christ. Now "there is but one God,
241 2, 101 | and ~one Lord Jesus Christ, by Whom are all things" (
242 2, 101 | since it directed men to Christ, Who taught ~them to worship
243 2, 101 | and because the mystery of Christ, which was ~foreshadowed
244 2, 101 | representing ~the mystery of Christ, on account of its surpassing
245 2, 101 | the Old Law foreshadowed Christ. But this was done ~only
246 2, 101 | foreshadowed the sacrifice in which Christ ~"delivered Himself an oblation
247 2, 101 | their sacrifices signified Christ the ~victim, so too their
248 2, 101 | which things pertain to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
249 2, 101 | the Eucharist, contains ~Christ Himself, the Author of our
250 2, 101 | Old Law did not contain Christ, but ~foreshadowed Him;
251 2, 102 | ceremonial precepts foreshadowed Christ, so ~did the stories of
252 2, 102 | to the foreshadowing of Christ; just as the ~words of the
253 2, 102 | being ordained to foreshadow Christ: and thus their reasons
254 2, 102 | whether they be taken from Christ Himself and ~the Church,
255 2, 102 | we are brought thereto by Christ, which ~refers to the anagogical
256 2, 102 | were intended to foreshadow Christ: and on either hand the
257 2, 102 | sacrifice is that whereby Christ ~Himself "delivered Himself . . .
258 2, 102 | never take away sins: but" Christ offered "one ~sacrifice
259 2, 102 | from the true ~sacrifice of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
260 2, 102 | the ~Redemption of man by Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
261 2, 102 | that they ~might foreshadow Christ. Because, as the gloss observes, "
262 2, 102 | as the gloss observes, "Christ is ~offered in the calf,
263 2, 102 | signified the slaying of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
264 2, 102 | foreshadow the shedding of Christ's blood, and the ~abundance
265 2, 102 | that the bread signifies Christ Who is the ~"living bread" (
266 2, 102 | foreshadowed the flesh of Christ; and the wine, His blood, ~
267 2, 102 | oil betokens the grace of Christ; salt, His ~knowledge; incense,
268 2, 102 | was not changed except by ~Christ. But the tabernacle denoted
269 2, 102 | foreshadow the ~mystery of Christ. Now that which foreshadows
270 2, 102 | relating to the ~excellence of Christ's Divine or human nature
271 2, 102 | 2: Before the coming of Christ, the state of the Old Law
272 2, 102 | which was effected in ~Christ alone: but it was changed
273 2, 102 | come. To the ~latter state Christ brought us; and this was
274 2, 102 | faith ~in the mysteries of Christ was more explicit. Hence
275 2, 102 | relating to the mystery of Christ were hidden ~from the people,
276 2, 102 | foreshadow the death of Christ, which is ~signified by
277 2, 102 | relation of the tabernacle to Christ, who was foreshadowed therein.
278 2, 102 | in the temple to betoken Christ. For ~He was foreshadowed
279 2, 102 | made of setim-wood, so was Christ's body composed of most
280 2, 102 | over it was gilded: for Christ was full of wisdom and ~
281 2, 102 | Testament, to denote that Christ Himself is a lawgiver. ~
282 2, 102 | Himself is a lawgiver. ~Again, Christ was signified by the candlestick,
283 2, 102 | enlightens and refreshes. Again, Christ ~is signified by the two
284 2, 102 | are ~offered to God in Christ, by the spiritual desires
285 2, 102 | we must confess that in ~Christ, Who is our altar, there
286 2, 102 | couple the doctrine of Christ to that of the Gentiles,
287 2, 102 | signify the faithful of Christ, who compose ~the Church.
288 2, 102 | faithful of whom the ~Church of Christ is composed.~Aquin.: SMT
289 2, 102 | foreshadowed the perpetuity of Christ, Who is the "Lamb of ~God,"
290 2, 102 | according to Heb. 13:8: "Jesus Christ yesterday and today, and
291 2, 102 | spiritual rest bestowed by ~Christ, as stated in Heb. 4. The
292 2, 102 | the primitive Church by Christ's ~preaching and miracles.
293 2, 102 | according to 1 Cor. 5:7: "Christ our Pasch is ~sacrificed."
294 2, 102 | were ordained to foreshadow Christ: as we ~shall see by taking
295 2, 102 | was to be brought about by Christ, and will ~be perfectly
296 2, 102 | You are circumcised" in Christ "with ~circumcision not
297 2, 102 | circumcision of" Our Lord Jesus "Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102]
298 2, 102 | signified the sacrifice of Christ according to 1 Cor. 5:7: ~"
299 2, 102 | according to 1 Cor. 5:7: ~"Christ our pasch is sacrificed."
300 2, 102 | transoms, ~signified faith in Christ's Passion, in the hearts
301 2, 102 | signified ~the eating of Christ's body in the Sacrament;
302 2, 102 | at the fire to signify Christ's Passion or charity. And
303 2, 102 | faithful who ~partake of Christ's body, according to 1 Cor.
304 2, 102 | who ~receive the body of Christ. Their loins were girt in
305 2, 102 | circumcision of" Our Lord ~Jesus "Christ: buried with Him in Baptism."
306 2, 102 | sacrament of the union of Christ with ~the Church, for that
307 2, 102 | which ~was to be effected by Christ, and of which those of old
308 2, 102 | that the red cow signified ~Christ in respect his assumed weakness,
309 2, 102 | of full age," because all Christ's works are perfect, "in
310 2, 102 | carried the yoke," because ~Christ was innocent, nor did He
311 2, 102 | Eleazar the priest," because Christ was delivered into the hands
312 2, 102 | without the camp," because ~Christ "suffered outside the gate" (
313 2, 102 | because the mystery of Christ's Passion should ~be considered
314 2, 102 | pertain to the Incarnation of Christ ~should be burnt with fire,
315 2, 102 | skin" and "flesh" signified Christ's outward works; the "blood" ~
316 2, 102 | that we should cling to Christ suffering. The ~ashes of
317 2, 102 | who were ~not guilty of Christ's death. The ashes were
318 2, 102 | because Baptism receives from Christ's Passion the ~power of
319 2, 102 | unclean through putting Christ to death, whereby our sins
320 2, 102 | of these things was that Christ was foreshadowed ~both by
321 2, 102 | flesh" (Rm. 8:3). Moreover, Christ was sacrificed for the sins ~
322 2, 102 | opened to us by the blood of Christ's ~Passion. Their bodies
323 2, 102 | without the camp, because "Christ ~suffered without the gate,"
324 2, 102 | scape-goat may denote either Christ's Godhead Which went away
325 2, 102 | into ~solitude when the Man Christ suffered, not by going to
326 2, 102 | Divine and human natures in Christ ~were denoted by the two
327 2, 102 | Baptism are sanctified by Christ's Passion. The other ~sparrow,
328 2, 102 | the spiritual ministry of Christ, should be first of all ~
329 2, 102 | tears, in their ~faith in Christ's Passion, which is a sacrifice
330 2, 102 | with the sprinkling of ~Christ's blood. And thus they should
331 2, 102 | foreshadowed the mystery ~of Christ: so that whatever they did
332 2, 102 | of things pertaining to ~Christ, according to 1 Cor. 10:
333 2, 102 | or of the two ~natures in Christ: of the distinction of good
334 2, 102 | this: the kid, ~signifying Christ, on account of "the likeness
335 2, 102 | third until the time ~of Christ), the Fruit of the Law,
336 2, 102 | the Fruit of the Law, i.e. Christ, was to be offered to God. ~
337 2, 103 | ceased at the coming of Christ?~(4) Whether it is a mortal
338 2, 103 | them after the coming of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103] A[
339 2, 103 | and the foreshadowing of Christ. Now whoever worships God ~
340 2, 103 | and a suitable token of Christ's mysteries, which were ~
341 2, 103 | justice be by the Law, ~then Christ died in vain.']: "If there
342 2, 103 | justify [Vulg.: 'give life'], Christ died in vain," i.e. without
343 2, 103 | from sin, except through Christ, "Who ~taketh away the sins [
344 2, 103 | And since ~the mystery of Christ's Incarnation and Passion
345 2, 103 | themselves a power flowing from Christ already incarnate and crucified, ~
346 2, 103 | to be united by faith to Christ incarnate and crucified;
347 2, 103 | were justified by faith in Christ: of which faith the ~observance
348 2, 103 | inasmuch as they ~foreshadowed Christ. Hence in the Old Law certain
349 2, 103 | sins ~which was effected by Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103] A[
350 2, 103 | ceased at the coming of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103] A[
351 2, 103 | cease at ~the coming of Christ. For it is written (Bar
352 2, 103 | Old Law did not cease at Christ's coming.~Aquin.: SMT FS
353 2, 103 | intended to be figures of Christ. Therefore the ceremonies
354 2, 103 | human race was ~fulfilled in Christ's Passion: hence Our Lord
355 2, 103 | read that at the Passion of Christ "the veil of the ~temple
356 2, 103 | Mt. 27:51). Hence, before Christ's Passion, while ~Christ
357 2, 103 | Christ's Passion, while ~Christ was preaching and working
358 2, 103 | concurrent, since the mystery of Christ had already begun, but was
359 2, 103 | but in the circumcision of Christ, ~buried with Him in Baptism."~
360 2, 103 | creature in the Resurrection of Christ. In like manner other ~solemnities
361 2, 103 | the favors granted us ~by Christ. Hence the feast of the
362 2, 103 | gave place to the feast of ~Christ's Passion and Resurrection:
363 2, 103 | first rays of the sun, i.e. Christ, by the fulness of grace:
364 2, 103 | Para. 1/1~Whether since Christ's Passion the legal ceremonies
365 2, 103 | It would seem that since Christ's Passion the legal ceremonies ~
366 2, 103 | observed since the Passion of Christ without mortal sin.~Aquin.:
367 2, 103 | ceremonies can be observed since Christ's ~Passion without committing
368 2, 103 | ceremonies can be observed since ~Christ's Passion without committing
369 2, 103 | If you be circumcised, ~Christ shall profit you nothing."
370 2, 103 | hinders us ~from receiving Christ's fruit. Therefore since
371 2, 103 | s fruit. Therefore since Christ's Passion it is a ~mortal
372 2, 103 | Now, though our faith in ~Christ is the same as that of the
373 2, 103 | since they came ~before Christ, whereas we come after Him,
374 2, 103 | of ~the Old Law betokened Christ as having yet to be born
375 2, 103 | profession of faith, to say that Christ is yet to be born, which
376 2, 103 | was the time previous to ~Christ's Passion, during which
377 2, 103 | But immediately after ~Christ's Passion they began to
378 2, 103 | preceded the Passion of Christ, during which the legal ~
379 2, 103 | viz. from the Passion of ~Christ until the publication of
380 2, 103 | salvation, as though faith ~in Christ could not justify without
381 2, 103 | being fulfilled ~through Christ's Passion, being instituted
382 2, 103 | instituted by God as a figure of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103] A[
383 2, 103 | those who were ~converted to Christ from heathendom. Hence others
384 2, 104 | God and ~the mystery of Christ. But some precepts are figurative,
385 2, 104 | were chosen by God that Christ might be ~born of them.
386 2, 104 | transferred from Aaron to Christ. Therefore the ~entire Law
387 2, 104 | annulled by the coming of Christ: yet not in the same way
388 2, 104 | them since ~the coming of Christ, especially since the promulgation
389 2, 104 | foreshadowing the mysteries of Christ to come. On the ~other hand,
390 2, 104 | people who were ~directed to Christ. Consequently, when the
391 2, 104 | changed ~with the coming of Christ, the judicial precepts lost
392 2, 104 | pedagogue, leading men to Christ, as stated in ~Gal. 3:24.
393 2, 104 | people still lasts, and that Christ has not yet come.~Aquin.:
394 2, 104 | But after the coming ~of Christ, there had to be a change
395 2, 104 | that people, so that ~in Christ there was no distinction
396 2, 105 | signifies the flesh of ~Christ; which had not drawn a yoke,
397 2, 105 | signified the despised ~death of Christ, whereby all sins are washed
398 2, 106 | given through ~faith in Christ. Consequently the New Law
399 2, 106 | to those who believe in Christ. This is ~manifestly stated
400 2, 106 | the spirit of life, in ~Christ Jesus, hath delivered me
401 2, 106 | to the manifestation of ~Christ's Godhead or humanity, which
402 2, 106 | except through ~faith in Christ either explicit or implicit:
403 2, 106 | implicit: and by faith in Christ man ~belongs to the New
404 2, 106 | to Heb. 5:9: "He," i.e. ~Christ, "became to all that obey
405 2, 106 | accomplishment of his redemption by Christ: wherefore it is ~written (
406 2, 106 | Law ~was our pedagogue in Christ that we might be justified
407 2, 106 | come." But the Gospel of Christ is already preached ~throughout
408 2, 106 | Therefore the Gospel of Christ is not the Gospel of the
409 2, 106 | of ~those that believe in Christ." Therefore the state of
410 2, 106 | of those who believe ~in Christ will last until the consummation
411 2, 106 | Holies by the blood of ~Christ, a new . . . way which He
412 2, 106 | Ghost was given as soon as Christ was glorified in His ~Resurrection
413 2, 106 | also ~to the Son: because Christ was foreshadowed in the
414 2, 106 | corresponds not only to Christ, but also to the Holy Ghost;
415 2, 106 | of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus," etc. Hence we ~are
416 2, 106 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Since Christ said at the very outset
417 2, 106 | to say that the Gospel of Christ is not the Gospel of the
418 2, 106 | preaching of the Gospel of Christ may be understood in two
419 2, 106 | abroad of the knowledge of Christ: and ~thus the Gospel was
420 2, 107 | except through ~faith in Christ, Who is the Author of the
421 2, 107 | esteemed "the reproach of Christ ~greater riches than the
422 2, 107 | If you be ~circumcised, Christ shall profit you nothing."
423 2, 107 | not fulfil the law. But ~Christ in certain cases acted against
424 2, 107 | the sabbath." Therefore ~Christ did not fulfil the Law:
425 2, 107 | so the New Law given by Christ is not ~a fulfilment of
426 2, 107 | men through the power of Christ's Passion. This is what
427 2, 107 | of God, in Him," i.e. in Christ, "they ~are 'Yea'." [*The
428 2, 107 | come, but the ~body is of Christ"; in other words, the reality
429 2, 107 | the reality is found in Christ. ~Wherefore the New Law
430 2, 107 | A[2] Body Para. 3/3~Now Christ fulfilled the precepts of
431 2, 107 | but the commandments of ~Christ are difficult to accomplish,
432 2, 107 | which, in the teaching of Christ and ~the apostles, added
433 2, 108 | and truth came by Jesus Christ." Consequently it was becoming ~
434 2, 108 | left by ~the Lawgiver, i.e. Christ, to the discretion of each
435 2, 108 | according to Gal. 5:6: "In Christ Jesus ~neither circumcision
436 2, 108 | the building. Therefore Christ's words contain all things ~
437 2, 108 | obtain grace, but ~through Christ alone, hence Christ of Himself
438 2, 108 | through Christ alone, hence Christ of Himself instituted the
439 2, 108 | received except through Christ: consequently they had to
440 2, 108 | to preach in Judea before Christ's Passion. ~For the disciples,
441 2, 108 | as little children under Christ's care, ~needed to receive
442 2, 108 | some special commands from Christ, such as all subjects ~receive
443 2, 108 | friend rejoice the soul." But Christ is our ~wisest and greatest
444 2, 109 | Arise from the dead and Christ shall enlighten ~thee."
445 2, 109 | which could give life - then Christ died in ~vain," i.e. to
446 2, 109 | whereby he can he justified, "Christ died in vain," i.e. to no
447 2, 109 | it is said, "Arise, and Christ shall enlighten thee," we ~
448 2, 109 | was restored to man ~by Christ's gift, than he had lost
449 2, 109 | But now, by the ~grace of Christ, many receive both the gift
450 2, 109 | of persevering," and thus Christ's gift ~is greater than
451 2, 109 | For the ~restoration by Christ's grace, although it is
452 2, 110 | 2:10, ~"created in Jesus Christ in good works."~Aquin.:
453 2, 112 | and truth came by Jesus Christ." Now, by the ~name of Jesus
454 2, 112 | Now, by the ~name of Jesus Christ is understood not merely
455 2, 112 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's humanity is an "organ
456 2, 112 | the principal agent. Hence Christ's humanity does not cause
457 2, 112 | whereby ~the actions of Christ's humanity are saving actions.~
458 2, 112 | OBJ 2: As in the person of Christ the humanity causes our ~
459 2, 112 | which are derived from Christ, ~grace is instrumentally
460 2, 112 | measure of the giving of Christ." Now what ~is given in
461 2, 112 | measure ~of the giving of Christ," having enumerated the
462 2, 112 | edifying of ~the body of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[112]
463 2, 113 | is grace given them by ~Christ through spiritual regeneration.
464 2, 113 | through the mystery of ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113] A[
465 2, 114 | another his first grace, save Christ ~alone; since each one of
466 2, 114 | beyond this ~motion. But Christ's soul is moved by God through
467 2, 1 | also things ~concerning Christ's human nature, and the
468 2, 1 | OBJ 1: Things concerning Christ's human nature, and the
469 2, 1 | Further, Abraham believed that Christ would be born, according
470 2, 1 | what Abraham believed about Christ would have been false. Therefore
471 2, 1 | believed in the future birth of Christ, and ~many continued so
472 2, 1 | Gospel. Now, when once Christ was born, even before He
473 2, 1 | preach, ~it was false that Christ was yet to be born. Therefore
474 2, 1 | believe that ~the true Body of Christ is contained in the Sacrament
475 2, 1 | and that ~there was not Christ's true Body there, but only
476 2, 1 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: After Christ's birth, to believe in Him,
477 2, 1 | Him, was to believe in ~Christ's birth at some time or
478 2, 1 | fact that the true body of Christ is under ~the appearances
479 2, 1 | God, etc.], the mystery of Christ's ~Incarnation, and the
480 2, 1 | mystery or ~the Incarnation of Christ: and such things should
481 2, 1 | Further, just as the faith of Christ was delivered to us through ~
482 2, 1 | belief in the ~Incarnation of Christ, His Passion and so forth.~
483 2, 1 | 3:5) that the mystery of Christ, "in other generations was
484 2, 1 | always to be hoped for from ~Christ. But as they did not acquire
485 2, 1 | acquire this hope save through Christ, the ~further they were
486 2, 1 | further they were removed from Christ in point of time, the further
487 2, 1 | wherefore those who were nigh to Christ's ~advent had a more distinct
488 2, 1 | of grace was effected by Christ, ~wherefore the time of
489 2, 1 | those who were nearest to Christ, ~wherefore before, like
490 2, 1 | happiness; and the mystery of Christ's Incarnation, ~"by Whom
491 2, 1 | true God, and Jesus Christ Whom Thou hast sent." ~Wherefore
492 2, 1 | pertain to the mystery of ~Christ's human nature, which is
493 2, 1 | like manner, with regard to Christ's human nature, there are
494 2, 1 | first of which refers to Christ's incarnation or ~conception;
495 2, 1 | Macedonius. In the ~same way Christ's conception and birth,
496 2, 1 | grace. The other is that ~Christ's body is miraculously contained
497 2, 1 | through greater nearness to Christ, as stated above (A[7]).
498 2, 1 | explicit in the teaching ~of Christ and the apostles. But since,
499 2, 2 | Whether explicit faith in Christ is always necessary for
500 2, 2 | condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus," and whom ~He has
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