Part, Question

7001 Suppl, 6 |          excellence, which belongs to ~Christ alone, Who is the foundation
7002 Suppl, 6 |               Baptism for the grace of Christ, confessed their sins to
7003 Suppl, 7 |              not know it as a vicar of Christ (even ~as a judge sometimes
7004 Suppl, 8 |             exercises a ministry over ~Christ's true body is a minister
7005 Suppl, 8 |            register them as members of Christ's flock, and ~to know the
7006 Suppl, 8 |              the things that are Jesus Christ's" (Phil. 2:21), and who
7007 Suppl, 8 |               against the very body of Christ is most ~grievous, because
7008 Suppl, 8 |              for spilling the blood of Christ in the sacrament ~of the
7009 Suppl, 10|                 they ~act in virtue of Christ's one Passion, whereby a
7010 Suppl, 10|               our sins ~except through Christ: and since by confession
7011 Suppl, 10|                derive their power from Christ's Passion, therefore ~do
7012 Suppl, 13|      satisfaction for sin in virtue of Christ's merit, which ~was, in
7013 Suppl, 13|             efficacy, as ~the merit of Christ, whereby children come to
7014 Suppl, 13|             whereby we are "all one in Christ" (Gal. 3:28).~Aquin.: SMT
7015 Suppl, 16|                heaven are conformed to Christ. But there ~was no penance
7016 Suppl, 16|               there ~was no penance in Christ, since there was no faith
7017 Suppl, 16|               2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ could not sin, wherefore
7018 Suppl, 17|              in heaven," which door is Christ, for He said of Himself (
7019 Suppl, 17|         shutting. But this ~belongs to Christ alone, "Who openeth and
7020 Suppl, 17|               key of "authority." ~But Christ Man had the power to remove
7021 Suppl, 17|                flowed from the side of Christ while He lay asleep ~on
7022 Suppl, 17|            power and by the Passion of Christ. This power is called ~metaphorically
7023 Suppl, 17|              first man was removed by ~Christ's Passion; hence, after
7024 Suppl, 17|               over the mystic body of ~Christ flows from the power which
7025 Suppl, 17|                power which he has over Christ's true body. Now the ~power
7026 Suppl, 17|             the ~power of consecrating Christ's true body is but one.
7027 Suppl, 17|               the power ~which regards Christ's mystic body is but one.
7028 Suppl, 18|             partaker of the Passion of Christ. In like manner when a man, ~
7029 Suppl, 18|           efficacy from the Passion of Christ, his grace is increased
7030 Suppl, 18|            conformed to the Passion of Christ, by ~receiving into himself
7031 Suppl, 18|               entirely the efficacy of Christ's Passion, which ~suffices
7032 Suppl, 18|               2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's Passion was sufficiently
7033 Suppl, 18|               so far as ~the effect of Christ's Passion reaches him through
7034 Suppl, 18|           altogether unpunished, since Christ made satisfaction for its ~
7035 Suppl, 18|             derive their efficacy from Christ's Passion. ~But binding
7036 Suppl, 18|             OBJ 3: Even the Passion of Christ binds us to some punishment ~
7037 Suppl, 18|             Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, Christ's every action is our instruction.
7038 Suppl, 18|              also, who is the vicar of Christ, can, according to his own
7039 Suppl, 18|               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ had the power of "excellence"
7040 Suppl, 19|              had the keys?~(2) Whether Christ had the keys?~(3) Whether
7041 Suppl, 19|             could not be opened before Christ's Passion. Therefore the ~
7042 Suppl, 19|                complete as bestowed by Christ on the priests ~of the New
7043 Suppl, 19|                there the priesthood of Christ ~is given the preference
7044 Suppl, 19|               of the Law, inasmuch as ~Christ came, "a high priest of
7045 Suppl, 19|                Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ had the key?~Aquin.: SMT
7046 Suppl, 19|              OBJ 1: It would seem that Christ did not have the key. For
7047 Suppl, 19|                character of order. But Christ did not have a character. ~
7048 Suppl, 19|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ had power of "excellence"
7049 Suppl, 19|         instrumental: whereas it is in Christ as principal ~agent in the
7050 Suppl, 19|       Consequently we must admit ~that Christ had the key, but in a higher
7051 Suppl, 19|             keys which we receive from Christ results ~from the character
7052 Suppl, 19|            whereby we are conformed to Christ, whereas in Christ ~it results
7053 Suppl, 19|        conformed to Christ, whereas in Christ ~it results not from a character,
7054 Suppl, 19|            Reply OBJ 2: The key, which Christ had was not sacramental,
7055 Suppl, 19|               comes ~down to them from Christ, and that, under Christ,
7056 Suppl, 19|                Christ, and that, under Christ, they reign over the ~Christian
7057 Suppl, 19|             efficacy from the merit of Christ's Passion. Now ~those are
7058 Suppl, 19|            those are most conformed to Christ's Passion, who follow Christ, ~
7059 Suppl, 19|           Christ's Passion, who follow Christ, ~suffering by patience
7060 Suppl, 19|       principal agent by authority ~is Christ as God, and by merit is
7061 Suppl, 19|                as God, and by merit is Christ as man,* it follows that
7062 Suppl, 19|             who uses the keys, but ~to Christ. Therefore, no matter how
7063 Suppl, 19|             holy men and the suffering Christ, nor ~does it bestow on
7064 Suppl, 19|               any holy ~person in whom Christ dwells by His grace, in
7065 Suppl, 19|   instrumentally through the merit of ~Christ, and this requires excellence
7066 Suppl, 19|       efficacious through the merit of Christ. Yet in both ways the ~priest'
7067 Suppl, 22|              to consecrate the body of Christ ~than to excommunicate.
7068 Suppl, 25|               excellence. Now none but Christ has ~the power of excellence
7069 Suppl, 25|              done it in ~the person of Christ," and a gloss adds: i.e. "
7070 Suppl, 25|            gloss adds: i.e. "as though Christ Himself ~had pardoned."
7071 Suppl, 25|            Himself ~had pardoned." But Christ could remit the punishment
7072 Suppl, 25|       especially due to the ~merits of Christ: for though He acts through
7073 Suppl, 25|          wanting of the ~sufferings of Christ . . . for His body, which
7074 Suppl, 26|                account of the merit of Christ. ~Consequently he alone
7075 Suppl, 29|            sacrament was instituted by Christ?~(4) Whether olive oil is
7076 Suppl, 29|            sacrament was instituted by Christ?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
7077 Suppl, 29|        sacrament was not instituted by Christ. ~For mention is made in
7078 Suppl, 29|                those sacraments ~which Christ instituted, for instance
7079 Suppl, 29|              it was not instituted by ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
7080 Suppl, 29|                the apostles. Therefore Christ did not institute it Himself.~
7081 Suppl, 29|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ showed forth the sacraments
7082 Suppl, 29|               owe their institution to Christ Himself.~Aquin.: SMT XP
7083 Suppl, 29|             did ~not institute it, but Christ Himself.~Aquin.: SMT XP
7084 Suppl, 29|    Confirmation were not instituted by Christ Himself, ~but were left
7085 Suppl, 29|                 cogent, since, just as Christ, before His Passion, promised
7086 Suppl, 29|             Wherefore others hold that Christ Himself instituted all the
7087 Suppl, 29|             related the institution by Christ of ~Baptism, Penance, the
7088 Suppl, 29|               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ did not show forth any sacrament
7089 Suppl, 29|               efficacy is derived from Christ: wherefore ~those sacraments
7090 Suppl, 29|              in the first ~place, from Christ, and from Him flows down
7091 Suppl, 29|           ointment on the head," i.e. ~Christ, "that ran down upon the
7092 Suppl, 29|                 is that in respect of ~Christ's true body no order is
7093 Suppl, 29|                whereas, in respect ~of Christ's mystic body the episcopate
7094 Suppl, 29|             being instituted either by Christ or by the apostles. Therefore
7095 Suppl, 30|                more efficacious since ~Christ's Passion than before. Now,
7096 Suppl, 34|             whereunto we are called by Christ. ~Therefore there should
7097 Suppl, 35|            make them worthy members of Christ's people, but when ~they
7098 Suppl, 36|       principal, over the true body of Christ; the other, which is secondary, ~
7099 Suppl, 36|              over the mystical body of Christ. The second act depends
7100 Suppl, 36|             over the ~mystical body of Christ, and it is at the mouth
7101 Suppl, 36|                And ~consequently as in Christ, from Whom grace comes down
7102 Suppl, 36|                utter in the person of ~Christ, words polluted by his infamy,
7103 Suppl, 37|                contrary, The Church is Christ's mystical body, like to
7104 Suppl, 37|              from their institution by Christ, or at least by His ~apostles.
7105 Suppl, 37|               made in the ~teaching of Christ and His apostles. Therefore
7106 Suppl, 37|      consecrate the body and ~blood of Christ. The co-operation of the
7107 Suppl, 37|                 in whatever is done in Christ's sacraments, wherefore
7108 Suppl, 37|                wherefore he dispenses ~Christ's blood. Secondly, there
7109 Suppl, 37|          consecrated body and blood of Christ, and the subdiaconate, which ~
7110 Suppl, 37|              by ~absolution to receive Christ's body. Now the preparation
7111 Suppl, 37|                else but the gospel of ~Christ (Rm. 1:15). But the teaching
7112 Suppl, 37|              to consecrate the body of Christ, ~while both the higher
7113 Suppl, 37|          entering the Church, even as ~Christ had, when He cast out the
7114 Suppl, 37|                Order is to ~consecrate Christ's body. Now he receives
7115 Suppl, 37|            alone who touch the body of Christ with their own hands; even
7116 Suppl, 37|       consecrate the body and blood of Christ, the priestly character
7117 Suppl, 37|          exercises a power directly on Christ's body, ~the subdeacon on
7118 Suppl, 37|                only, and the deacon on Christ's body ~contained in a vessel.
7119 Suppl, 37|                is not for him to touch Christ's body, ~but to carry the
7120 Suppl, 38|              are images of the Church, Christ's ~spouse, the care of which
7121 Suppl, 38|          relation to the true body of ~Christ. Hence by virtue of his
7122 Suppl, 38|              an immediate relation to ~Christ's body, over the consecration
7123 Suppl, 38|             derive their efficacy from Christ's ~passion. Now a heretic
7124 Suppl, 38|               heretic is not united to Christ's passion; neither by his ~
7125 Suppl, 38|               relation to God, but to ~Christ's mystical body. Nevertheless
7126 Suppl, 38|               united to the passion of Christ by the faith of ~the Church,
7127 Suppl, 39|              to us by the ~shedding of Christ's blood. And since homicide
7128 Suppl, 39|              who slay are conformed to Christ's slayers rather than to ~
7129 Suppl, 39|                slayers rather than to ~Christ slain, to whom all the ministers
7130 Suppl, 40|                  Now the ministers ~of Christ should not be captives,
7131 Suppl, 40|              to consecrate the body of Christ, whereunto the priestly ~
7132 Suppl, 40|                in offering, represents Christ in the ~Church, Who offered
7133 Suppl, 40|           Father. Now no one is above ~Christ in the Church, since He
7134 Suppl, 40|                 consecrate the body of Christ. the other is secondary,
7135 Suppl, 40|               any matter determined by Christ, ~nor is anything else required
7136 Suppl, 40|              as their exemplar, so was Christ the exemplar of all ecclesiastical ~
7137 Suppl, 40|               some respect, a ~copy of Christ, as stated in the text (
7138 Suppl, 40|             the ~higher who represents Christ according to a greater perfection.
7139 Suppl, 40|               Now a ~priest represents Christ in that He fulfilled a certain
7140 Suppl, 40|            worship after the manner of Christ. For this reason also a
7141 Suppl, 40|       bridegroom of the Church even as Christ is.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40]
7142 Suppl, 40|                the Eucharist, in which Christ ~Himself is contained, because
7143 Suppl, 40|          character we are made like to Christ ~Himself [*Cf. TP, Q[63],
7144 Suppl, 40|          obedient as to our Lord Jesus Christ ~Himself." Therefore bishops
7145 Suppl, 40|             signifying the doctrine of Christ; wherefore in the Old Law ~
7146 Suppl, 40|             the Church is ~espoused to Christ. For bishops are espoused
7147 Suppl, 40|                Church in the place ~of Christ. Furthermore archbishops
7148 Suppl, 42|             derive their efficacy from Christ's ~Passion. But matrimony,
7149 Suppl, 42|               does not ~conform man to Christ's Passion, which was painful.
7150 Suppl, 42|            does not cause the union of Christ with the ~Church, which
7151 Suppl, 42|          Matrimony is not conformed to Christ's Passion as ~regards pain,
7152 Suppl, 42|              Reply OBJ 4: The union of Christ with the Church is not the
7153 Suppl, 42|             Law took their origin from Christ. Therefore it ~ought not
7154 Suppl, 42|              represents the mystery of Christ's union with the Church,
7155 Suppl, 42|             was not instituted before ~Christ as a sacrament of the New
7156 Suppl, 42|             contracted in the faith of Christ, is able to confer ~the
7157 Suppl, 42|            virtue of its contact with ~Christ's body [*Cf. TP, Q[66],
7158 Suppl, 42|        matrimony able to do so through Christ having represented it by
7159 Suppl, 45|                signifies ~the union of Christ with the Church.~Aquin.:
7160 Suppl, 45|             signifies not the union of Christ with the Church, but His
7161 Suppl, 47|       Matrimony signifies the union of Christ with the Church, which ~
7162 Suppl, 47|              us as of the ministers of Christ, and the ~dispensers of
7163 Suppl, 48|       matrimony signifies the union of Christ with the Church; ~and in
7164 Suppl, 48|               the sign of the union of Christ with the Church: wherefore
7165 Suppl, 49|               2: Further, the union of Christ with the Church, signified
7166 Suppl, 49|                signifying the union of Christ with the ~Church, just as
7167 Suppl, 49|               marriage being a sign of Christ's ~union with the Church.
7168 Suppl, 49|              it signifies the union of Christ with the Church. Thus it
7169 Suppl, 52|               1/2~On the contrary, "In Christ Jesus . . . there is neither
7170 Suppl, 52|               to marry in the faith of Christ Jesus.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
7171 Suppl, 53|       matrimony signifies the union of Christ with the Church. ~Now this
7172 Suppl, 53|             signified in those who are Christ's ministers, ~those namely
7173 Suppl, 53|               in sacred orders signify Christ by more ~sublime actions,
7174 Suppl, 56|             written (1 Cor. 4:15): "In Christ Jesus ~by the gospel I have
7175 Suppl, 56|                to ~confess the name of Christ. Hence spiritual relationship
7176 Suppl, 57|             faithful are born again in Christ, in Whom there is no ~difference
7177 Suppl, 59|                 And ~what concord hath Christ with Belial?']" Now there
7178 Suppl, 59|            baptized is ~regenerated in Christ and dies to his former life,
7179 Suppl, 59|       corporeally buried together with Christ ~unto death; and therefore
7180 Suppl, 59|             words and refusing to hear Christ's name, then if she ~strive
7181 Suppl, 59|            contracted in the ~faith of Christ dissolves the marriage previously
7182 Suppl, 59|              is ratified afterwards by Christ's faith.~Aquin.: SMT XP
7183 Suppl, 59|             the indissoluble ~union of Christ with the Church. Wherefore
7184 Suppl, 61|               with ~one person, namely Christ; to Whom, however, a person
7185 Suppl, 61|              it signifies the union of Christ with the Church. ~Now marriage
7186 Suppl, 61|        marriage signifies the union of Christ ~with the soul by grace,
7187 Suppl, 61|                signifies the ~union of Christ with the Church, as regards
7188 Suppl, 62|                 harlot and a member of Christ (1 Cor. 6:15). Therefore
7189 Suppl, 62|              ceases to be a member of ~Christ, and therefore sins mortally.~
7190 Suppl, 63|               wife, as in the case of ~Christ and the Church.~Aquin.:
7191 Suppl, 63|                man, as in the case ~of Christ and the Church. Therefore
7192 Suppl, 63|              man as in the marriage of Christ with the Church. And on
7193 Suppl, 63|          former marriage, since though Christ has but one ~Church for
7194 Suppl, 63|            espoused to another besides Christ, else ~it commits fornication
7195 Suppl, 64|               of reverence or receive ~Christ's body out of devotion.~
7196 Suppl, 65|           namely the ~signification of Christ and the Church: and thus
7197 Suppl, 65|         removes altogether, because as Christ is one, ~so also is the
7198 Suppl, 65|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: When Christ came it was the time of
7199 Suppl, 65|               fulness of the ~grace of Christ, whereby the worship of
7200 Suppl, 65|               a dispensation as before Christ's coming, when the worship
7201 Suppl, 65|              not signify the ~union of Christ with the Church as one,
7202 Suppl, 65|       signified somewhat the union of ~Christ not only with the Church
7203 Suppl, 65|             sons and heirs are born to Christ both of good ministers denoted
7204 Suppl, 66|                signifies the union of ~Christ with the Church, which is
7205 Suppl, 66|               not signify the union of Christ with ~the Church. Therefore
7206 Suppl, 66|           answer that, In the union of Christ with the Church unity is
7207 Suppl, 66|             while the spouse signifies Christ Who was a virgin: ~wherefore
7208 Suppl, 66|          Husbands, love your wives, as Christ also loved the Church," ~
7209 Suppl, 66|            Church, and the bridegroom ~Christ; and again he says (Eph.
7210 Suppl, 66|              the head ~of the wife, as Christ is the head of the Church."
7211 Suppl, 66|             Wherefore others say ~that Christ is signified by the bridegroom,
7212 Suppl, 66|         synagogue ~was first united to Christ as a concubine; so that
7213 Suppl, 66|               before being espoused to Christ in the faith of the Church,
7214 Suppl, 66|              in the ~representation of Christ. Now by Baptism we are fully
7215 Suppl, 66|                are fully conformed to ~Christ. Therefore this irregularity
7216 Suppl, 66|              Baptism conforms a man to Christ as regards the virtue of ~
7217 Suppl, 67|               for all. But no law save Christ's ~has forbidden the divorcing
7218 Suppl, 67|               1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's law alone brought mankind "
7219 Suppl, 67|              of the perpetual union of Christ with the Church, and in
7220 Suppl, 67|      miraculous eclipse at the time of Christ's Passion [*Jos. 10:14;
7221 Suppl, 67|          causes for divorcing a ~wife: Christ admitted none but fornication:
7222 Suppl, 69|              to all by the sentence of Christ judging them, ~namely at
7223 Suppl, 69|               dissolved and to be with Christ." From these words Gregory ~
7224 Suppl, 69|              If there is no doubt that Christ is in ~heaven, it cannot
7225 Suppl, 69|                cannot be gainsaid that Christ is in heaven, since this
7226 Suppl, 69|            living until the ~coming of Christ." Therefore Abraham's bosom
7227 Suppl, 69|            after death; because, since Christ's coming they ~have had
7228 Suppl, 69|                of God, whereas before ~Christ's coming they had rest through
7229 Suppl, 69|             state of the saints before Christ's coming may be ~considered
7230 Suppl, 69|              hell. Accordingly, before Christ's coming the limbo of hell ~
7231 Suppl, 69|               s bosom from being after Christ's ~coming, and from being
7232 Suppl, 69|                before as well as after Christ's coming, but in different
7233 Suppl, 69|                ways. For ~since before Christ's coming the saints' rest
7234 Suppl, 69|              since after the coming of Christ the saints' rest is ~complete
7235 Suppl, 69|               hell of ~the damned. For Christ is said to have "bitten" [*
7236 Suppl, 69|               2: Further, in the Creed Christ is said to have descended
7237 Suppl, 69|            Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 1: When Christ, by His descent, delivered
7238 Suppl, 69|               glory of the soul before Christ's coming, so are they now
7239 Suppl, 69|            saints before the coming of Christ from the one where they
7240 Suppl, 71|            before the judgment seat of Christ, that every one may ~receive
7241 Suppl, 71|              else, ~since they signify Christ, they would produce something
7242 Suppl, 71|             would produce something in Christ (which ~is absurd). But
7243 Suppl, 71|              and ~incorporated, namely Christ: wherefore the Eucharist
7244 Suppl, 71|                rise not again, nor did Christ rise ~again, why are they
7245 Suppl, 71|              they are not ~pardoned if Christ rose not again, because
7246 Suppl, 71|            because in Baptism not only Christ's ~passion but also His
7247 Suppl, 71|          promise, where ~they believed Christ's birth and death would
7248 Suppl, 71|           Eucharist, since it contains Christ whole, has infinite ~efficacy
7249 Suppl, 71|               2: Although the power of Christ Who is contained in the ~
7250 Suppl, 72|               the vision of God before Christ's ~passion.~Aquin.: SMT
7251 Suppl, 72|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ, even as man, is called
7252 Suppl, 72|                Yet we never call upon ~Christ to pray for us. Therefore
7253 Suppl, 72|                through our Lord Jesus ~Christ, and by the charity of the
7254 Suppl, 72|                Hence, were we to say: "Christ, pray for us," except we ~
7255 Suppl, 72|            this would seem to refer to Christ's person, and ~consequently
7256 Suppl, 72|       Nestorius, who ~distinguished in Christ the person of the son of
7257 Suppl, 72|          errors the Church says ~not: "Christ, pray for us," but "Christ,
7258 Suppl, 72|             Christ, pray for us," but "Christ, hear us," or "have mercy
7259 Suppl, 72|                even as the shedding of Christ's ~blood is said to ask
7260 Suppl, 72|           preceded the first coming of Christ. Therefore neither will
7261 Suppl, 72|                1/1~I answer that, When Christ shall come to judge He will
7262 Suppl, 72|             will precede the advent of Christ when He shall come to judgment,
7263 Suppl, 72|               lxxx), refer not only to Christ's coming ~to judgment, but
7264 Suppl, 72|       Jerusalem, and to the ~coming of Christ in ceaselessly visiting
7265 Suppl, 72|              and before the ~coming of Christ, seeing that the world is
7266 Suppl, 72|             OBJ 3: At His first advent Christ came secretly, although
7267 Suppl, 72|         respect of the very ~moment of Christ's coming, it is not credible
7268 Suppl, 72|                their light, since when Christ comes and the ~saints rise
7269 Suppl, 72|            Antichrist will ~persecute, Christ will judge, the dead shall
7270 Suppl, 72|                be taken . . . to ~meet Christ' - the words "who remain,"
7271 Suppl, 72|               every eye ~would not see Christ judging. Now the burning
7272 Suppl, 72|             into the air . . . to meet Christ coming to ~judgment." Now
7273 Suppl, 72|                it is the ~privilege of Christ alone that His flesh see
7274 Suppl, 72|               2/3~Further, the gift of Christ is greater than the sin
7275 Suppl, 72|               Therefore by the gift of Christ man will be ~restored from
7276 Suppl, 72|               in body and soul, since "Christ rising again from ~the dead
7277 Suppl, 72|              which was ~blotted out by Christ's death: hence its punishment
7278 Suppl, 72|      resurrection men are conformed to Christ rising ~again; wherefore
7279 Suppl, 72|             Cor. 15:12, seqq.) that if Christ ~rose again, we also shall
7280 Suppl, 72|                should be conformed ~to Christ rising again who have borne
7281 Suppl, 72|             born again by the grace of Christ, even so ~shall we rise
7282 Suppl, 72|               wicked, are conformed to Christ, while ~living in this life,
7283 Suppl, 72|             born again by the grace of Christ that is given to ~us, but
7284 Suppl, 72|             rise again by the grace of Christ whereby it came about that ~
7285 Suppl, 73|                of inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ's resurrection is the cause
7286 Suppl, 73|            Whether the resurrection of Christ is the cause of our resurrection?~
7287 Suppl, 73|               that the resurrection of Christ is not the cause of ~our
7288 Suppl, 73|             given the ~resurrection of Christ the resurrection of the
7289 Suppl, 73|              the dead would be even if Christ had not risen again: for ~
7290 Suppl, 73|              some other way. Therefore Christ's ~resurrection is not the
7291 Suppl, 73|                to all men. Since ~then Christ's resurrection is not its
7292 Suppl, 73|                to ~the resurrection of Christ. Therefore Christ's resurrection
7293 Suppl, 73|      resurrection of Christ. Therefore Christ's resurrection will not
7294 Suppl, 73|               it" (Metaph. ii, 1). Now Christ, by reason of His ~bodily
7295 Suppl, 73|                 OTC Para. 2/2~Further, Christ's resurrection has more
7296 Suppl, 73|              is by ~justification. But Christ's resurrection is the cause
7297 Suppl, 73|              justification." Therefore Christ's resurrection is the ~cause
7298 Suppl, 73|               Para. 1/1~I answer that, Christ by reason of His nature
7299 Suppl, 73|           bestowed on men by means of ~Christ's humanity. Now just as
7300 Suppl, 73|                power. And therefore as Christ, in respect of His human
7301 Suppl, 73|               grace" (Jn. 1:16), so in Christ has our resurrection begun,
7302 Suppl, 73|                the cause of ours. Thus Christ as God is, as it were, the ~
7303 Suppl, 73|                way the resurrection of Christ is the cause of ~our resurrection,
7304 Suppl, 73|           wrought the resurrection of ~Christ, which is the univocal efficient
7305 Suppl, 73|      resurrection, namely the power of Christ's Godhead ~which is common
7306 Suppl, 73|                He that raised up Jesus Christ from the dead shall quicken
7307 Suppl, 73|              this very resurrection of Christ by virtue of His ~indwelling
7308 Suppl, 73|               were wrought by means of Christ's flesh, as ~though it were
7309 Suppl, 73|              by means of movement. Now Christ's resurrection is said to
7310 Suppl, 73|        likeness to the resurrection of Christ. Now God's ~power works
7311 Suppl, 73|            wrought the resurrection of Christ, but that it should happen
7312 Suppl, 73|           things by Divine providence, Christ's ~resurrection is the cause
7313 Suppl, 73|                case in point, because ~Christ's humanity is nearer to
7314 Suppl, 73|              humanity of others. Hence Christ's ~Godhead caused His resurrection
7315 Suppl, 73|              bear some resemblance to ~Christ's resurrection, as regards
7316 Suppl, 73|            which all were conformed to Christ. Hence all will ~rise again
7317 Suppl, 73|          saints who were conformed to ~Christ by grace, there will be
7318 Suppl, 73|               and the dead who are ~in Christ shall rise."~Aquin.: SMT
7319 Suppl, 73|      simultaneous (Phys. ~vii, 2). Now Christ rising again is the univocal
7320 Suppl, 73|    resurrection of bodies, it behooves Christ ~to work the resurrection
7321 Suppl, 73|            this sign will be literally Christ's voice commanding ~the
7322 Suppl, 74|                effect and another. Now Christ, Who is our Head, did not
7323 Suppl, 74|            followed immediately after ~Christ's resurrection, as is piously
7324 Suppl, 74|                will be so much ~nearer Christ's resurrection, according
7325 Suppl, 74|                a closer resemblance to Christ, than the state of the Old ~
7326 Suppl, 74|             Testament rose again when ~Christ rose, according to Mt. 27:
7327 Suppl, 74|            they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years." ~And "
7328 Suppl, 74|          immortal life conformably to ~Christ Who "rising again from the
7329 Suppl, 74|               with one another. ~Hence Christ's resurrection is an exemplar
7330 Suppl, 74|                 resurrection of one of Christ's members is not the cause
7331 Suppl, 74|              members, and consequently Christ's resurrection had ~to precede
7332 Suppl, 74|    Consequently greater conformity ~to Christ does not give them a right
7333 Suppl, 74|             have said in ~reference to Christ's resurrection: and if it
7334 Suppl, 74|               account of conformity to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[77] A[
7335 Suppl, 74|        resurrection of the saints with Christ, namely as to whether, having
7336 Suppl, 74|                bodily into heaven with Christ, as a gloss says on Mt.
7337 Suppl, 74|            might ~bear true witness to Christ's true resurrection, it
7338 Suppl, 74|             sake of bearing witness to Christ's resurrection: and ~that
7339 Suppl, 74|              their resurrection before Christ's, we must ~take this statement
7340 Suppl, 74|              true resurrection before ~Christ, since He is the "first-fruits
7341 Suppl, 74|               were resuscitated before Christ's resurrection, as in the ~
7342 Suppl, 74|               that they may reign with Christ on earth for a ~thousand
7343 Suppl, 74|                of bodies. The reign of Christ denotes the Church wherein ~
7344 Suppl, 74|              whole; or they reign with Christ in glory as regards all,
7345 Suppl, 74|             the ~saints now reign with Christ, because the number 1,000
7346 Suppl, 74|                watch and ready to meet Christ: and for this reason when
7347 Suppl, 74|        apostles ~asked Him about this, Christ answered (Acts 1:7): "It
7348 Suppl, 74|              because the ~preaching of Christ on which the Church is built
7349 Suppl, 74|            Testament were fulfilled in Christ. Hence Augustine (De Civ. ~
7350 Suppl, 74|             Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Christ's resurrection is the exemplar
7351 Suppl, 74|             the exemplar of ours. Now ~Christ's resurrection was at night,
7352 Suppl, 74|              Wherefore it is said that Christ arose at ~such an hour.~
7353 Suppl, 75|              Adam all die, so also in ~Christ all shall be made alive."
7354 Suppl, 75|             all shall be made alive in Christ. ~Therefore all shall die
7355 Suppl, 75|                say that any one except Christ is ~conceived without original
7356 Suppl, 75|       redemption which was wrought by ~Christ, and thus Christ would not
7357 Suppl, 75|           wrought by ~Christ, and thus Christ would not be the Redeemer
7358 Suppl, 75|                needs the redemption of Christ personally, ~and not only
7359 Suppl, 75|              delivered by the grace of Christ. Nor does ~it follow, if
7360 Suppl, 75|            rise again from ashes. For ~Christ's resurrection is the exemplar
7361 Suppl, 75|               1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's resurrection is the exemplar
7362 Suppl, 77|                to the resurrection of ~Christ. Now in Christ's resurrection
7363 Suppl, 77|        resurrection of ~Christ. Now in Christ's resurrection His blood
7364 Suppl, 78|              the age of the fulness of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
7365 Suppl, 78|                 A[1] OTC Para. 2/3~Now Christ rose again of youthful age,
7366 Suppl, 78|               said: We shall all meet "Christ unto a perfect ~man," this
7367 Suppl, 78|      resurrection will be conformed to Christ's. ~But Christ is said to
7368 Suppl, 78|            conformed to Christ's. ~But Christ is said to have ate after
7369 Suppl, 78|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: When Christ partook of that meal, His
7370 Suppl, 78|               be evident to all. Hence Christ is said to ~have ate by
7371 Suppl, 78|              the general law": because Christ made an ~exception to that
7372 Suppl, 79|         martyrs, even as they were in ~Christ, it would seem that their
7373 Suppl, 79|                the Apostle ascribes to Christ's power the ~transformation
7374 Suppl, 79|              saints, nor were ~they in Christ, in so far as they imply
7375 Suppl, 79|           bodies, which they bore ~for Christ's name. Perchance indeed
7376 Suppl, 79|              power even as it was with Christ.~~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[
7377 Suppl, 80|                glory." Now the body of Christ was able to be in the same
7378 Suppl, 80|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: That Christ's body was able to be together
7379 Suppl, 80|               two ~places locally (for Christ's body is not locally on
7380 Suppl, 80|               made like to the body of Christ according to Phil. 3:21.
7381 Suppl, 80|          according to Phil. 3:21. Now ~Christ's body is not bound by this
7382 Suppl, 80|              evidenced in the case of ~Christ. Therefore its quantity
7383 Suppl, 80|             and ~thus they explain how Christ's body came out of the Virgin'
7384 Suppl, 80|               1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's body is not locally in
7385 Suppl, 81|                 in the clouds "to meet Christ, into the ~air" (1 Thess.
7386 Suppl, 81|               is due ~to it: wherefore Christ's body which is the most
7387 Suppl, 81|            moved sometimes, since even Christ's body was moved in His
7388 Suppl, 82|              made like to the ~body of Christ after the resurrection.
7389 Suppl, 82|                after the resurrection ~Christ's body was not necessarily
7390 Suppl, 84|           before ~the judgment seat of Christ, that every one may receive
7391 Suppl, 85|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ will judge according to
7392 Suppl, 85|               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ will appear in body, so
7393 Suppl, 85|                not knowing the time of Christ's ~coming (Lk. 12:56): "
7394 Suppl, 85|             OBJ 1: At His first coming Christ came secretly according
7395 Suppl, 85|           announcing the proximity of ~Christ's coming occurred even at
7396 Suppl, 85|                 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to Christ in His human form judgment
7397 Suppl, 85|                 in the clouds to meet ~Christ, into the air": and consequently
7398 Suppl, 85|              be ~judged, provided that Christ can be seen thence since
7399 Suppl, 85|               being sentenced unjustly Christ merited ~His judiciary power,
7400 Suppl, 86|               will judge together with Christ?~(2) Whether the judicial
7401 Suppl, 86|               will judge together with Christ?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
7402 Suppl, 86|            that no men will judge with Christ. For it is ~written (Jn.
7403 Suppl, 86|              alone. Therefore none but Christ Who is God will judge.~Aquin.:
7404 Suppl, 86|              will judge ~together with Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
7405 Suppl, 86|            those who will consent with Christ the Judge, by approving
7406 Suppl, 86|        judgment, and go forth "to meet Christ, ~into the air." But this
7407 Suppl, 86|            authority which ~belongs to Christ alone: and the same answer
7408 Suppl, 86|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, Christ through being judged unjustly
7409 Suppl, 86|                the world and cleave to Christ alone. ~Consequently there
7410 Suppl, 86|                who humbles himself for Christ's sake shall be exalted.
7411 Suppl, 86|              who leave all and ~follow Christ in accordance with the perfection
7412 Suppl, 86|               4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Christ humbled Himself in that
7413 Suppl, 86|             the angels will come ~with Christ, not to judge, but "as witnesses
7414 Suppl, 86|             judgment of men by the man Christ ~will require human assessors.~
7415 Suppl, 86|               be brought to ~nought by Christ in the time to come must
7416 Suppl, 86|              written (Acts 10:42) that Christ "was appointed ~by God to
7417 Suppl, 86|         judicial power was bestowed on Christ as man, in ~reward for the
7418 Suppl, 86|           because they were called by ~Christ to take the place of the
7419 Suppl, 86|           before the ~judgment seat of Christ, that every one may receive
7420 Suppl, 86|               as to prefer ~nothing to Christ, but strive to redeem their
7421 Suppl, 86|                 the demon cried out to Christ: "Why art Thou come ~to
7422 Suppl, 87|                of inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ will judge under the form
7423 Suppl, 87|                Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ will judge under the form
7424 Suppl, 87|              OBJ 1: It would seem that Christ will not judge under the
7425 Suppl, 87|            authority in the judge. Now Christ has ~authority over the
7426 Suppl, 87|           invincible power belongs to ~Christ as God. Therefore He will
7427 Suppl, 87|            body. ~Therefore it becomes Christ to judge as God rather than
7428 Suppl, 87|           according ~to the gloss. Now Christ was judged by Pilate with
7429 Suppl, 87|            judge who made the law. Now Christ gave ~us the law of the
7430 Suppl, 87|              Hence it is becoming that Christ should judge in respect ~
7431 Suppl, 87|                 Wherefore "to this end Christ died and rose again, that ~
7432 Suppl, 87|        therefrom, it is ~becoming that Christ should preside at that judgment
7433 Suppl, 87|               that through His Passion Christ ~merited lordship and judicial
7434 Suppl, 87|               1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ, in respect of His Divine
7435 Suppl, 87|                1~Reply OBJ 2: Although Christ as man has not of Himself
7436 Suppl, 87|               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ would not have sufficed
7437 Suppl, 87|                trace the effects which Christ wrought in the human nature
7438 Suppl, 87|               same species as the man ~Christ in respect of our body,
7439 Suppl, 87|                the effects ~wrought by Christ in our souls, and those
7440 Suppl, 87|                Whether at the judgment Christ will appear in His glorified
7441 Suppl, 87|              seem that at the judgment Christ will not appear in His ~
7442 Suppl, 87|                lxxvii in Matth.), for "Christ when coming to the ~judgment
7443 Suppl, 87|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ will appear at the judgment
7444 Suppl, 87|              be gazed upon by all. Now Christ will not be visible to all,
7445 Suppl, 87|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, Christ will judge in the form wherein
7446 Suppl, 87|            elect who will be judged by Christ will have a glorified ~body.
7447 Suppl, 87|               at His first coming when Christ came to be ~judged, He appeared
7448 Suppl, 87|               Para. 1/1~I answer that, Christ is called the mediator of
7449 Suppl, 87|       especially those who ~persecuted Christ unjustly. The scars which
7450 Suppl, 87|               exceeding power whereby ~Christ overcame His enemies by
7451 Suppl, 87|               85], ~A[2], ad 3). Hence Christ will be visible to all in
7452 Suppl, 87|             the sight of ~the glory of Christ's humanity will be a reward
7453 Suppl, 87|               will ~it be a torment to Christ's enemies: wherefore it
7454 Suppl, 87|                greatest certainty that Christ is God. Therefore they will
7455 Suppl, 87|             will not rejoice in seeing Christ. Therefore it ~will be possible
7456 Suppl, 87|                is not more adverse to ~Christ's humanity than to His Godhead.
7457 Suppl, 87|            will know most clearly that Christ is God, not ~through seeing
7458 Suppl, 88|            will appear, ~especially in Christ's flesh, and secondarily
7459 Suppl, 89|             most of all in the body of Christ, ~and, on the other hand,
7460 Suppl, 89|           creatures: and especially in Christ's body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
7461 Suppl, 89|               glory to the likeness of Christ's body (Phil. 3:21). Therefore
7462 Suppl, 89|                likeness to the soul of Christ. Now Christ's ~soul sees
7463 Suppl, 89|                the soul of Christ. Now Christ's ~soul sees all things
7464 Suppl, 89|              OTC 12 Para. 2/3~Further, Christ alone has the spirit not "
7465 Suppl, 89|                 3:34). Now it ~becomes Christ, as having the spirit without
7466 Suppl, 89|             hand." Therefore none ~but Christ is competent to know all
7467 Suppl, 89|          intellect, namely the soul of Christ [*Cf. TP, Q[16], A[2]], ~
7468 Suppl, 89|            others say that others than Christ, although they see God in ~
7469 Suppl, 89|               conformed to the body of Christ in glory, ~in likeness but
7470 Suppl, 89|          endowed with clarity even ~as Christ's body, but not equally.
7471 Suppl, 89|                likeness to the soul of Christ, but not in equality thereto: ~
7472 Suppl, 89|            will have knowledge even as Christ's soul, but not so great,
7473 Suppl, 89|           great, so ~as to know all as Christ's soul does.~Aquin.: SMT
7474 Suppl, 89|             all in the Divine essence. Christ's soul, ~however, will see
7475 Suppl, 89|               will know God: and ~thus Christ's soul will enlighten all
7476 Suppl, 92|              Whether it is fitting for Christ to have gifts?~(4) Whether
7477 Suppl, 92|                of the bridegroom, i.e. Christ: "Every best gift and every ~
7478 Suppl, 92|            marriage is contracted with Christ by faith in the state ~of
7479 Suppl, 92|             sacrament: ~but I speak in Christ and in the Church." Hence
7480 Suppl, 92|              the saints are brought to Christ's dwelling when they are ~
7481 Suppl, 92|             the adornment ~bestowed by Christ on the saints, when they
7482 Suppl, 92|             the Bridegroom, that is of Christ, is the ~Person of the Father
7483 Suppl, 92|             spiritual marriage between Christ and the soul, ~whereas beatitude
7484 Suppl, 92|                itself of the soul with Christ. This union is by an operation,
7485 Suppl, 92|             Whether it is fitting that Christ should receive a dowry?~
7486 Suppl, 92|                would seem fitting that Christ should receive a dowry.
7487 Suppl, 92|            saints will be conformed to Christ through glory, according
7488 Suppl, 92|              of ~His glory." Therefore Christ also will have a dowry.~
7489 Suppl, 92|                a spiritual marriage in Christ, which ~is peculiar to Him,
7490 Suppl, 92|           Therefore it is fitting that Christ ~should have a dowry.~Aquin.:
7491 Suppl, 92|              Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii) that Christ, ~according
7492 Suppl, 92|               Doctr. Christ. iii) that Christ, ~according to the Rule [*
7493 Suppl, 92|             bride, ~it would seem that Christ ought to receive a dowry.~
7494 Suppl, 92|              Church is the spouse. But Christ is a member of the Church
7495 Suppl, 92|               27, "You are the body of Christ, and members of member,
7496 Suppl, 92|            members of member, i.e. ~of Christ," according to a gloss.
7497 Suppl, 92|          Therefore the dowry is due to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
7498 Suppl, 92|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, Christ has perfect vision, fruition,
7499 Suppl, 92|       bridegroom and the bride. But in Christ there is nothing personally ~
7500 Suppl, 92|              would seem unfitting ~for Christ to have a dowry.~Aquin.: