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501 2, 2 | of me, as I also am of ~Christ." Hence it is not human
502 2, 2 | explicitly in the mystery of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[7]
503 2, 2 | explicitly in the mystery of Christ. For man is ~not bound to
504 2, 2 | explicitly in the mystery of Christ's Incarnation.~Aquin.: SMT
505 2, 2 | teachers, and most nigh to Christ, Who said of him (Mt. 11:
506 2, 2 | have known the mystery of ~Christ explicitly, since he asked
507 2, 2 | explicitly, since he asked Christ (Mt. 11:3): "Art Thou He
508 2, 2 | bound to explicit faith in Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[7]
509 2, 2 | explicit nor implicit faith in Christ, since ~they received no
510 2, 2 | explicitly in the mystery of Christ. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[
511 2, 2 | Mediator ~of God and men, Jesus Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[
512 2, 2 | beatitude. Now the mystery of Christ's Incarnation and Passion
513 2, 2 | some kind in the mystery of Christ's Incarnation was ~necessary
514 2, 2 | believed, explicitly in Christ's ~Incarnation, in so far
515 2, 2 | foreknowledge of the Incarnation of Christ, ~from the fact that he
516 2, 2 | great sacrament . . . in Christ and the ~Church," and it
517 2, 2 | man believed explicitly in Christ, not only as to the ~Incarnation,
518 2, 2 | else, ~have foreshadowed Christ's Passion by certain sacrifices
519 2, 2 | ordained by God in reference to Christ's coming, and ~thus their
520 2, 2 | the nearer they were to Christ, the more distinct was ~
521 2, 2 | was ~their knowledge of Christ's mysteries.~Aquin.: SMT
522 2, 2 | faith in the mysteries of Christ, chiefly as regards those
523 2, 2 | better known to them when Christ revealed them to ~them.~
524 2, 2 | the Baptist inquired ~of Christ's advent in the flesh, since
525 2, 2 | that he was ~ignorant of Christ's future Passion, for he
526 2, 2 | ignorance as to whether Christ would descend into ~hell
527 2, 2 | fact that the power of ~Christ's Passion would be extended
528 2, 2 | before its fulfilment, that Christ ~was to descend thither
529 2, 2 | satisfied on that point, through Christ: hence the latter ~framed
530 2, 2 | received revelations of Christ, as is ~clear from their
531 2, 2 | foretold certain things about Christ, as ~Augustine states (Contra
532 2, 2 | plate with the inscription: "Christ shall be born of a virgin, ~
533 2, 2 | He is the Father ~of this Christ, through Whom He takes away
534 2, 2 | Therefore before the coming of Christ it was not known that Paternity
535 2, 2 | explicitly in the mystery of ~Christ, without faith in the Trinity,
536 2, 2 | Trinity, since the mystery of Christ ~includes that the Son of
537 2, 2 | Wherefore just as, before Christ, the mystery of Christ ~
538 2, 2 | before Christ, the mystery of Christ ~was believed explicitly
539 2, 2 | all who are ~born again in Christ, have this bestowed on them
540 2, 2 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Before Christ's coming, faith in the Trinity
541 2, 2 | the learned, but through Christ and the apostles it was ~
542 2, 4 | common to all believers in Christ. But one ~accident cannot
543 2, 5 | sense in ~the faithful of Christ: and in this way faith is
544 2, 8 | salvation, since by faith Christ ~dwells in our hearts, according
545 2, 8 | understanding, cometh to Christ, ~which is impossible without
546 2, 10 | whereby they believed not in Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
547 2, 10 | severed the humanity of Christ from the Person ~of God
548 2, 10 | is for this reason that Christ's faithful ~often wage war
549 2, 10 | from hindering the faith of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
550 2, 10 | compelled to union ~with Christ, that we should deal in
551 2, 10 | just as we choose. Whom did Christ compel?' They should remember ~
552 2, 10 | They should remember ~that Christ at first compelled Paul
553 2, 11 | assents, by his will, to Christ, ~in those things which
554 2, 11 | unwilling to ~assent to Christ: and such a man has an evil
555 2, 11 | he intends to assent to Christ, yet he ~fails in his choice
556 2, 11 | things wherein he assents to Christ, because ~he chooses not
557 2, 11 | because ~he chooses not what Christ really taught, but the suggestions
558 2, 11 | Civ. Dei ~xviii, 51]: "In Christ's Church, those are heretics,
559 2, 11 | Alexandria: "The enemies of Christ's cross lie in ~wait for
560 2, 13 | of Man (Mt. 12:32), for Christ did certain things in ~respect
561 2, 13 | devils those works which Christ did by the power of His
562 2, 13 | whereby we ~believe that Christ was born, and those of old
563 2, 13 | and truth came by Jesus Christ" (Jn. 1:17). ~Therefore
564 2, 13 | and truth were the work of Christ through the gifts ~of the
565 2, 16 | it unto the day ~of Jesus Christ." Now the perfection of
566 2, 17 | blessed there is hope. For Christ was a ~perfect comprehensor
567 2, 17 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Although Christ was a comprehensor and therefore
568 2, 18 | nor evil, since it is in Christ, according to Mk. 14:33,
569 2, 18 | you as a chaste virgin to Christ": whereas servile fear has
570 2, 18 | fear that Peter ~denied Christ - but that fear of which
571 2, 22 | friendship cemented by ~Christ, is where men are drawn
572 2, 22 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 10): "By charity ~
573 2, 23 | Eph. 3:19: "The charity of Christ, which ~surpasseth all knowledge."
574 2, 23 | measure of the giving of Christ." ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24]
575 2, 23 | dissolved and to be with ~Christ.'" Now this is possible
576 2, 23 | dissolved ~and to be with Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
577 2, 23 | sinned mortally in denying Christ. Therefore charity is not ~
578 2, 23 | true God, and Jesus Christ Whom Thou hast sent." ~Now
579 2, 24 | dissolved and to be with Christ." Therefore our ~bodies
580 2, 24 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 23,26) that there ~are
581 2, 24 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 30) that "when it ~is
582 2, 24 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i), charity is a ~twofold
583 2, 24 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 30): "If the name ~of
584 2, 24 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 23): "There are ~four
585 2, 25 | to ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22,27). Now God is not
586 2, 25 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22): "If thou ~oughtest
587 2, 25 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 27) that "we ought ~
588 2, 25 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28): "One ought to love ~
589 2, 25 | Augustine states (De Doctr. Christ. i, 27). Therefore we ought
590 2, 25 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 32), God loves us ~for
591 2, 26 | to Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i), to enjoy ~is to cleave
592 2, 26 | to be an ~anathema from Christ for my brethren." Therefore
593 2, 26 | viz. to be severed from Christ for his brethren, when he
594 2, 27 | that man desires to be with Christ ~according to Phil. 1:23: "
595 2, 27 | dissolved and to be with ~Christ." Now this desire gives
596 2, 29 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28) that we "are unable
597 2, 29 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28): "Since one ~cannot
598 2, 30 | all his possessions for Christ's sake, and does the ~deed
599 2, 30 | For you will not bribe Christ your judge, not to hear ~
600 2, 30 | we dispense the Body of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
601 2, 30 | once in order to follow ~Christ, and being freed from care,
602 2, 30 | from care, to be needy with Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
603 2, 30 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28), "it falls to ~us
604 2, 31 | shall fulfil the law of Christ," ~which is the law of charity.
605 2, 31 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28), we must look upon ~
606 2, 31 | contrary to the precepts of Christ. Now it is ~customary among
607 2, 32 | hand ~the commandments of Christ such as, Thou shalt not
608 2, 36 | out of ~contention preach Christ," and afterwards he says (
609 2, 36 | OBJ 1: The disciples of Christ contended together, not
610 2, 36 | OBJ 2: Those who preached Christ "out of contention," were
611 2, 36 | result therefrom, namely that Christ would be ~made known - since
612 2, 37 | of God." Now this Head is Christ Himself, Whose viceregent ~
613 2, 37 | Further, it is the duty of Christ's faithful to lead back
614 2, 37 | marked with the sign of Christ, no matter from whom he
615 2, 38 | on which the Passion of Christ is represented sacramentally, ~
616 2, 38 | shed their own blood for Christ, so ~as to imitate in deed
617 2, 41 | of dutifulness ~towards Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
618 2, 41 | conscience'], you sin against Christ." ~Therefore scandal is
619 2, 41 | even to the ~perfect. For Christ was supremely perfect: and
620 2, 41 | far as these ~adhere to Christ, according to 1 Cor. 4:16: "
621 2, 41 | of me, as I ~also am of Christ." Wherefore, however much
622 2, 41 | him with thy meat for whom Christ died." Much more ~therefore
623 2, 41 | hindrance to the Gospel of Christ" as we read 1 Cor. 9:12.
624 2, 42 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22,27), charity ~loves
625 2, 42 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 23), "though four ~things
626 2, 42 | and Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i, 22) refers "heart" to
627 2, 53 | Augustine states (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 3), hence guile is
628 2, 53 | we read (Jn. 12:6) that ~Christ had a bag for keeping things
629 2, 56 | God is by faith of Jesus ~Christ." Now faith does not concern
630 2, 58 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 27) that "he leads ~
631 2, 60 | because since the coming of Christ no man is ~bound to keep
632 2, 61 | faith of our ~Lord Jesus Christ . . . with respect of persons."
633 2, 61 | us as of the ministers of Christ, ~and the dispensers of
634 2, 62 | followers of me as I also am of Christ," whereby we are called
635 2, 62 | represented the Passion of Christ slain "Who, when He was
636 2, 65 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ was no man's subject, indeed
637 2, 65 | Accordingly in this way did Christ of ~his own accord submit
638 2, 65 | and it was foretold ~of Christ (Is. 11:3,4): "He shall
639 2, 65 | the same is to be said of Christ, ~Who is true God and true
640 2, 69 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 28), "since one cannot
641 2, 70 | to Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 3), "compared ~with
642 2, 71 | says: "Those ~who detract Christ in His members and slay
643 2, 71 | OBJ 1: Those who detract Christ by hindering the faith of
644 2, 74 | command of the Apostle in whom Christ spoke, according to 2 ~Cor.
645 2, 76 | following the example of Christ. But Our Lord ~said of Himself (
646 2, 79 | an angel of God, even as Christ Jesus."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
647 2, 79 | is paid to the images of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[
648 2, 80 | devotion by considering Christ's Passion and other mysteries
649 2, 80 | these is the ~humanity of Christ, according to the words
650 2, 80 | Wherefore matters relating to Christ's ~humanity are the chief
651 2, 80 | stated ~above (A[3], ad 2), Christ's Passion is the chief incentive
652 2, 80 | In the consideration of Christ's Passion there is something ~
653 2, 80 | which made ~it necessary for Christ to suffer [*Lk. 24:25];
654 2, 81 | when thou talkest with Christ, when thou ~askest what
655 2, 81 | contrary, The authority of Christ, who composed this prayer, ~
656 2, 81 | Wherefore it is said of Christ (Heb. 7:25): "Going ~to
657 2, 81 | the prayer inspired by ~Christ we say: "Forgive us our
658 2, 81 | of ~prayer instituted by Christ. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
659 2, 82 | he had acquired through Christ, whereby man is made equal ~
660 2, 82 | Thirdly, on account of Christ ~Who is "the light of the
661 2, 83 | he again says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 3), "signify, not by ~
662 2, 83 | him. ~Isaac was a type of Christ, being himself offered in
663 2, 85 | which were commanded by Christ through the Apostles, according
664 2, 85 | neither in the teaching of Christ ~nor in that of the apostles
665 2, 85 | which was to ~come through Christ was to be hoped for from
666 2, 85 | hindrance to the ~Gospel of Christ [*1 Cor. 9:12]. Nor did
667 2, 86 | and keeping the faith of ~Christ are the matter of baptismal
668 2, 86 | of me, ~as I also am of Christ." But we do not read that
669 2, 86 | do not read that either Christ or the ~Apostles took any
670 2, 86 | It was incompetent for Christ, by His very nature, to
671 2, 86 | all things and followed Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
672 2, 86 | is perfectly conformed to Christ in respect ~of purity of
673 2, 86 | sakes . . . in the person of Christ." ~And he says significantly "
674 2, 86 | we should do so to honor Christ in Whose ~person he dispenses,
675 2, 86 | Pontiff holds the place of Christ ~throughout the whole Church,
676 2, 88 | to the Gospel mandate of Christ, it be unlawful to swear,
677 2, 88 | to adjure our Lord ~Jesus Christ [*Mt. 26:63].~Aquin.: SMT
678 2, 88 | use the power given by ~Christ. Therefore it is not lawful
679 2, 88 | the Divine power given by Christ, ~as recorded by Lk. 10:
680 2, 90 | superstition ~(De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20).~Aquin.: SMT SS
681 2, 90 | to these three (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20), where he ~says
682 2, 91 | New Law, the ~mysteries of Christ being already accomplished,
683 2, 91 | whereby the mysteries of Christ were ~foreshadowed as things
684 2, 91 | anyone ~to declare that Christ has yet to suffer. In the
685 2, 91 | mystery otherwise than ~Christ delivered it." For this
686 2, 91 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 18) "that the ~good
687 2, 92 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20): "Anything invented ~
688 2, 92 | different with the image of Christ, ~to which latria is due
689 2, 92 | the doctrine and power of Christ, who triumphed over the
690 2, 93 | xxxviii) [*Cf. De Doctr. Christ. ii, 23,24; De Divin. Daem.
691 2, 93 | to Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20,23), ~"whatever
692 2, 93 | demons is ~not unlawful. Christ did nothing unlawful, according
693 2, 93 | demon confessed the truth, Christ ~put a stop to his speech,
694 2, 93 | dove that descended upon ~Christ, the raven that fed Elias,
695 2, 93 | Again he ~says (De Doctr. Christ. xxviii): "If thou aboundest
696 2, 94 | Augustine, De Doctr. ~Christ. ii, 20; see above Q[92],
697 2, 94 | Augustine, De Doctr. Christ. ii, ~20; see above Q[92],
698 2, 94 | Augustine declares (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 23). ~This art is also
699 2, 94 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20) that "to ~superstition
700 2, 94 | Augustine, De Doctr. Christ.; see ~above Q[92], A[2]].
701 2, 94 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 20) that "a ~thousand
702 2, 94 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 23).~Aquin.: SMT SS
703 2, 94 | the Jewish people of whom Christ was to be born, not ~only
704 2, 94 | account than the Body of Christ." Now it is lawful for one
705 2, 95 | medicine, I have my Lord Jesus Christ, Who restores all things
706 2, 95 | Contra Faust. xxii, 36): "Christ who ~gave proof of God's
707 2, 95 | as the ~Pharisees tempted Christ, as we read in Mt. 22:15,
708 2, 95 | wrought in the name of ~Jesus Christ, as related in Acts 4:30,
709 2, 95 | in order, to wit, that Christ's ~power might be made manifest
710 2, 97 | faith and the sacraments of ~Christ, according to 1 Cor. 6:11, "
711 2, 97 | Eucharist, for it contains Christ Himself. Wherefore the sacrilege ~
712 2, 98 | as of the ~ministers of Christ, and the dispensers of the
713 2, 99 | to ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. i). Therefore piety does
714 2, 99 | and father, and followed" Christ. Again it is ~said in praise
715 2, 99 | livelihood, if they followed ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[101] A[
716 2, 99 | where he is buried with Christ, and busy himself once more ~
717 2, 101 | John himself, for which Christ equaled him to the angels "
718 2, 101 | man. As to the Cross of Christ, the honor we pay to it
719 2, 101 | as that which we pay to Christ, just as the king's robe
720 2, 102 | an ~angel of God, even as Christ Jesus" and (1 Thess. 2:13): "
721 2, 102 | Christians, by their ~faith in Christ, are made children of God,
722 2, 102 | the law by the body of Christ," and the law mentioned
723 2, 102 | have become members of ~Christ's body, are men freed from
724 2, 102 | I answer that, Faith in Christ is the origin and cause
725 2, 102 | of God by faith of Jesus Christ:" ~wherefore faith in Christ
726 2, 102 | Christ:" ~wherefore faith in Christ does not void the order
727 2, 102 | would cease. Hence ~faith in Christ does not excuse the faithful
728 2, 102 | are freed by the grace of Christ from ~defects of the soul,
729 2, 106 | says: ~"Let us learn after Christ's example to bear our own
730 2, 106 | 5). Again the blood of ~Christ lays the descendants of
731 2, 108 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii), words hold the ~chief
732 2, 108 | accounts of the words of Christ ~and of others often differ
733 2, 108 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. i, 36): "Every liar ~breaks
734 2, 109 | said that ~there was sin in Christ or Abraham. Therefore not
735 2, 113 | should not be the servant of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[115]
736 2, 116 | case of Judas, who betrayed Christ through ~covetousness.~Aquin.:
737 2, 117 | the intention of following Christ, and banish from ~their
738 2, 119 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii). Consequently it also
739 2, 120 | signification, as representative of Christ's rest in ~the tomb on the
740 2, 122 | Innocents who were slain for Christ's sake, and of whom ~Hillary
741 2, 122 | shedding of one's blood for Christ's sake takes the place ~
742 2, 122 | baptized children the merit ~of Christ is conducive to the acquisition
743 2, 122 | those who were slain for Christ's sake the merit of Christ'
744 2, 122 | Christ's sake the merit of Christ's ~martyrdom is conducive
745 2, 122 | benefited by the baptism of Christ will doubt of your being
746 2, 122 | crowned in ~suffering for Christ. You were not old enough
747 2, 122 | old enough to believe in Christ's ~future sufferings, but
748 2, 122 | could endure suffering ~of Christ Who was to suffer."~Aquin.:
749 2, 122 | is borne to the faith of ~Christ. according to Acts 1:8, "
750 2, 122 | sermon: "The charity of Christ is victorious in His martyrs." ~
751 2, 122 | an unearthly battle, and Christ's ~servants fighting erect,
752 2, 122 | which is "through faith in Christ ~Jesus," according to Rm.
753 2, 122 | unto death; thus we read of Christ (Phil. ~2:8) that He became "
754 2, 122 | the flesh for the sake ~of Christ's faith, rather than if
755 2, 122 | which one may suffer for Christ's faith, namely imprisonment,
756 2, 122 | a man ~suffer death for Christ's sake.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
757 2, 122 | being mortally wounded for Christ's sake, or ~after suffering
758 2, 122 | suffering for the faith of Christ any other kind of hardship ~
759 2, 122 | because he holds the faith of Christ. ~Therefore only faith in
760 2, 122 | Therefore only faith in Christ gives the glory of martyrdom
761 2, 122 | was made known to us by Christ: wherefore ~Christ's martyrs
762 2, 122 | us by Christ: wherefore ~Christ's martyrs are His witnesses.
763 2, 122 | Christian is one who is Christ's. Now a person is said
764 2, 122 | a person is said to ~be Christ's, not only through having
765 2, 122 | through having faith in Christ, but also because he ~is
766 2, 122 | virtuous deeds by the Spirit of Christ, according to Rm. ~8:9, "
767 2, 122 | man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of His"; and ~
768 2, 122 | because in imitation of Christ he is dead to sins, according
769 2, 122 | Gal. 5:24, "They that are Christ's have crucified their flesh
770 2, 122 | for avoiding any sin, for Christ's ~sake, because this all
771 2, 127 | confidence we have, through Christ ~towards God, not that we
772 2, 127 | that we are the ~house of Christ, "if we hold fast the confidence
773 2, 128 | intent was to suffer for Christ, which has exceeded ~his
774 2, 130 | even in ~the servants of Christ." Yet in the latter there
775 2, 135 | 2: Further, the gift of Christ's grace is greater than
776 2, 135 | repaired by the grace of Christ, persevere ~without the
777 2, 135 | persevere unto the end, in ~Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[137]
778 2, 135 | however, by the grace of Christ, the ~predestined receive
779 2, 137 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii) that "it is a sign ~
780 2, 145 | binding in opposition to Christ's ~teaching. But our Lord
781 2, 145 | old garment." Hence ~while Christ was with them in body they
782 2, 145 | For we read (Mt. 4) that Christ began to fast immediately ~
783 2, 145 | Now we ought to imitate Christ, according to 1 Cor. ~4:
784 2, 145 | followers of me, as I also am of Christ." Therefore we ought ~to
785 2, 145 | after the Epiphany when Christ's baptism is ~celebrated.~
786 2, 145 | should rejoice spiritually in Christ's ~Resurrection. Therefore
787 2, 145 | solemnizes ~on account of Christ's Resurrection, and on Sundays
788 2, 145 | are buried together with ~Christ by baptism unto death" (
789 2, 145 | glory of eternity, ~which Christ restored by rising from
790 2, 145 | undertake some pious work, since Christ prayed before sending ~His
791 2, 145 | to ~Augustine (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 16) a fourth reason
792 2, 145 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ needed not baptism for His
793 2, 145 | agrees with the mystery of Christ's Passion, which ~was brought
794 2, 145 | conformed to the Passion of Christ, according to Gal. 5:24, ~"
795 2, 145 | Gal. 5:24, ~"They that are Christ's, have crucified their
796 2, 145 | is kept in imitation of Christ, and because it disposes
797 2, 147 | flesh were sanctioned: but Christ came in the last of the
798 2, 147 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ withdraws us from some things
799 2, 149 | you as a chaste virgin to Christ." If, on the ~other hand,
800 2, 150 | above all by the example of Christ Who both chose a ~virgin
801 2, 150 | marriage of Abraham fought Christ's battle in keeping with
802 2, 150 | to make them servants of Christ, cannot compensate for lost ~
803 2, 150 | most honored portion of Christ's flock."~Aquin.: SMT SS
804 2, 150 | a virtue conforms us to Christ, the greater it ~is. Now
805 2, 150 | above all conforms us to Christ; for it is declared in ~
806 2, 150 | more honored portion of Christ's flock," ~and "their glory
807 2, 150 | because ~they imitate Christ, by integrity not only of
808 2, 152 | Article. It is also against Christ, according to 1 Cor. 6:15, ~"
809 2, 152 | take the members of Christ, and make them the members
810 2, 152 | members ~of our body are Christ's members, so too, our spirit
811 2, 152 | our spirit is one with Christ, ~according to 1 Cor. 6:
812 2, 152 | spiritual sins are more against Christ than fornication is.~Aquin.:
813 2, 152 | inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God," thus ~making
814 2, 152 | as she is the spouse of Christ, is sacrilege resembling ~
815 2, 155 | and meekness"; wherefore Christ expressly ~invites us to
816 2, 155 | in Matth. iv, 3] that "Christ dwells in us by our meekness
817 2, 155 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii, 7): "To be meek is
818 2, 159 | 3:5): "(The mystery of Christ) was not known to the ~sons
819 2, 159 | Augustine (De Vera Relig. 16), "Christ's ~whole life on earth was
820 2, 159 | Reply OBJ 4: The reason why Christ chiefly proposed humility
821 2, 161 | that the devil in tempting Christ observed the same order
822 2, 161 | overcoming the first man. Now Christ was first tempted to gluttony,
823 2, 162 | is prepared for man ~by Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[164] A[
824 2, 165 | Augustine says (De ~Doctr. Christ. ii, 40) that "if the philosophers
825 2, 165 | and not according to ~Christ": and Dionysius says (Ep.
826 2, 167 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 12) that "among the
827 2, 167 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, ~12): "We must avoid
828 2, 167 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 12): "Whoever uses ~
829 2, 167 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 12): "Whoever uses
830 2, 167 | cannot sincerely put on Christ: those ~who are bedecked
831 2, 168 | Augustine observes (De Doctr. ~Christ. ii, 7). Therefore it seems
832 2, 170 | the invoking the name of Christ, ~or to the condemnation
833 2, 170 | there is no concord between Christ and Belial [*'What concord
834 2, 170 | Belial [*'What concord hath ~Christ with Belial?']" (2 Cor.
835 2, 170 | many true things ~about Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
836 2, 171 | the soldiers, who divided Christ's garments, ~understood
837 2, 172 | expressed the ~mysteries of Christ's incarnation.~Aquin.: SMT
838 2, 172 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ was a comprehensor from
839 2, 172 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ was at the same time comprehensor
840 2, 172 | gift of prophecy was in ~Christ's disciples in a much more
841 2, 172 | generations" the mystery of ~Christ "was not known to the sons
842 2, 172 | secondly, in the mystery of Christ's incarnation, according
843 2, 172 | 3/4~As to the faith in Christ's incarnation, it is evident
844 2, 172 | the nearer ~men were to Christ, whether before or after
845 2, 172 | referred to the time before ~Christ's incarnation, as regards
846 2, 172 | Rome, "and ~under its sway Christ was to come, in Whom were
847 2, 172 | who foretold the coming of Christ could not ~continue further
848 2, 172 | with his finger pointed to Christ ~actually present. Nevertheless
849 2, 173 | 12:2): "I know a man in Christ ~. . . rapt even to the
850 2, 173 | I ~live, now not I, but Christ liveth in me."~Aquin.: SMT
851 2, 173 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ was truly a wayfarer, and
852 2, 173 | OBJ 2: The intellect of Christ's soul was glorified by
853 2, 173 | 12:2): "I know a man in ~Christ rapt even to the third heaven."
854 2, 174 | Further, all graces flow from Christ to His body, which is the ~
855 2, 174 | Now we do not read that Christ spoke more than one language,
856 2, 174 | Therefore it would ~seem that Christ's disciples did not receive
857 2, 174 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Christ's first disciples were chosen
858 2, 174 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 3: Christ in His own person purposed
859 2, 174 | On this day Thou gavest ~Christ's apostles an unwonted gift,
860 2, 175 | Augustine says (De Doctr. ~Christ. iv, 12). Now this belongs
861 2, 176 | true faith ~and calls upon Christ's name, as even the wicked
862 2, 176 | but to the invoking of ~Christ's name, that men may honor
863 2, 176 | may do so in praise of Christ's name which they invoke,
864 2, 180 | myself to be an anathema from Christ, for my ~brethren"; which
865 2, 180 | steeped in the love ~of Christ that, although he desired
866 2, 180 | desired above all to be with Christ, he ~despised even this,
867 2, 180 | because thus he pleased Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[182]
868 2, 180 | external labor borne for Christ's ~sake is a sign. Yet a
869 2, 181 | unity. Now the faithful of ~Christ are called to unity according
870 2, 181 | grace, which is ~centered in Christ as head, flows forth to
871 2, 181 | being many are one body in ~Christ." Thirdly, this belongs
872 2, 181 | in the Church, which is Christ's body, for the members
873 2, 182 | separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation? Or distress?"
874 2, 182 | authority he fights for Christ his King, ask ~that he be
875 2, 182 | august ministry of serving Christ Himself in the sacrament
876 2, 183 | us as of the ministers of Christ, and the dispensers of ~
877 2, 183 | undertake the pastoral care of Christ's sheep. Hence Augustine, ~
878 2, 183 | answered simply that he ~loved Christ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
879 2, 183 | dissolved, and to be with Christ, a thing by far better.
880 2, 183 | scandalized at the truth of Christ's teaching, "they are blind,
881 2, 183 | ccxxviii ad Honorat.): "Christ's ~servants may flee from
882 2, 184 | all his possessions for Christ's sake ~exposes himself
883 2, 184 | who, intent on following Christ, ~renounce all their possessions
884 2, 184 | order perfectly to follow Christ. ~Wherefore Jerome says (
885 2, 184 | Poor thyself, follow ~Christ poor."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
886 2, 184 | profession of governing Christ's flock, that they have
887 2, 184 | solicitude, to be poor with Christ."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186]
888 2, 184 | Christian life began with ~Christ's apostles. Now the apostles
889 2, 184 | continence ~was introduced by Christ Who said (Mt. 19:12): "There
890 2, 184 | chiefly in the imitation ~of Christ, according to Mt. 19:21, "
891 2, 184 | and follow Me." Now in ~Christ obedience is commended above
892 2, 184 | unwavering following of Christ is made fast by ~a vow:
893 2, 184 | life was ~inaugurated by Christ. Now Christ gave a special
894 2, 184 | inaugurated by Christ. Now Christ gave a special counsel of
895 2, 184 | in the very following ~of Christ, since to obey is to follow
896 2, 184 | keep the chief precepts of Christ's law, namely the ~precepts
897 2, 185 | shall fulfil the law of ~Christ," since through serving
898 2, 185 | numbered among the poor of Christ, have a claim on the community
899 2, 185 | all one's possessions for ~Christ's sake, and to receive a
900 2, 185 | to live in imitation of Christ. ~Now Christ was a mendicant,
901 2, 185 | imitation of Christ. ~Now Christ was a mendicant, according
902 2, 185 | poor"; where a gloss says: "Christ said this of Himself as
903 2, 185 | whereas thy Lord," i.e. Christ, ~"begged, thou amass other
904 2, 185 | forth all her wealth for ~Christ's sake." The Blessed Alexis
905 2, 185 | all his possessions for Christ's sake he rejoiced in receiving ~
906 2, 185 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. iii, 12), "in all ~external
907 2, 186 | livelihood from ~the faithful of Christ, according to 1 Cor. 9.
908 2, 186 | follows that the faithful of Christ are bound to support an
909 2, 186 | should be in accordance ~with Christ's institution. Now Christ
910 2, 186 | Christ's institution. Now Christ sent first the twelve apostles
911 2, 186 | though serving the poor Christ they have ~wealth which
912 2, 186 | poverty, but in following ~Christ, according to the saying
913 2, 186 | place, and the money in Christ's purse was spent chiefly
914 2, 186 | with the perfection which Christ ~taught by His example.
915 2, 186 | better than the fellowship of Christ. Therefore it would ~seem
916 2, 186 | time, ~after the example of Christ, Who as Luke relates (6:
917 2, 186 | him." Wherefore just as Christ is in the midst ~of those
918 2, 187 | religious orders originate from ~Christ. Therefore it would seem
919 2, 187 | offer children and babes to Christ: but our Lord urges His
920 2, 187 | we who intend to follow Christ are not ~bound by the cares
921 2, 187 | after the ~preaching of Christ, to draw Gentiles or even
922 2, 187 | obedience as this does ~Christ require of us, that we delay
923 2, 187 | about ~this is to disparage Christ Who gave this counsel. Hence
924 2, 187 | 2): "The East," that is Christ, "calleth thee, ~and thou
925 2, 187 | text goes on to state, be ~Christ's disciple, and this is
926 2, 187 | religion is the sweet yoke of Christ, ~for as Gregory says (Moral.
927 2, 187 | promise bring us, Jesus Christ our Lord, ~"Who is over
928 3 | our Saviour the Lord Jesus Christ, in order to "save His ~
929 3, 1 | this is bestowed upon us by Christ's humanity; for Augustine
930 3, 1 | God is commended in Jesus ~Christ, though no merits of ours
931 3, 1 | justice of the man Jesus Christ," and this was done by ~
932 3, 1 | and this was done by ~Christ satisfying for us. Now a
933 3, 1 | hence it behooved ~Jesus Christ to be both God and man.
934 3, 1 | from the satisfaction of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[2]
935 3, 1 | considered in the Incarnation of Christ besides absolution from
936 3, 1 | eternal. But it is said of ~Christ (Rm. 1:4): "Who was predestined
937 3, 1 | great sacrament . . . in Christ and in the ~Church," as
938 3, 1 | come." And on 1 Tim. 1:15, "Christ Jesus came into ~this world
939 3, 1 | There was no cause of ~Christ's coming into the world,
940 3, 1 | thee, flesh heals thee; for Christ came and ~overthrew the
941 3, 1 | Therefore the Incarnation of Christ is chiefly directed to taking ~
942 3, 1 | shown (FS, Q[87], A[5]). But Christ came to ~suffer the pain
943 3, 1 | to the ~Galatians 2:20: 'Christ . . . loved me and delivered
944 3, 1 | that, It is certain that Christ came into this world not
945 3, 1 | as they do not ~adhere to Christ, according to Jn. 3:19: "
946 3, 1 | the more particularly did Christ ~come to blot it out. But "
947 3, 1 | person. And in this respect Christ came principally to ~take
948 3, 1 | original sin. ~And hence Christ, in order to satisfy fully
949 3, 1 | as if wishing to diminish Christ's gifts, ~ample as they
950 3, 1 | although a man ought to account Christ's gifts as given to ~himself,
951 3, 1 | quickened us together in Christ." But charity does not tarry
952 3, 1 | written (1 Tim. 1:15): "Christ Jesus came into ~this world
953 3, 1 | Therefore the work of Christ ought to have been perfect ~
954 3, 1 | grace and truth." Therefore Christ ~ought to have become incarnate
955 3, 1 | cii), ~saying (Q[2]) that "Christ wished to appear to man
956 3, 1 | with the Word, because "in Christ it hath ~pleased the Father
957 3, 1 | But ~the one coming of Christ at the end of the world
958 3, 1 | race ~by the Incarnation of Christ, we must reflect that, as
959 3, 1 | number of centuries, for Christ came in the sixth age. And
960 3, 1 | Manich. i, 23) he ~says: that Christ came in the sixth age -
961 3, 1 | There are two comings ~of Christ: the first, for the remission
962 3, 2 | Person or hypostasis of Christ is composite after the ~
963 3, 2 | body and soul took place in Christ?~(6) Whether the human nature
964 3, 2 | union of the two natures in Christ was brought about by ~grace?~(
965 3, 2 | union was natural to the man Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[1]
966 3, 2 | Divine and ~human natures in Christ are denominated one by the
967 3, 2 | would not be constituted in Christ, as they wish. ~Aquin.:
968 3, 2 | of its elements. And thus Christ ~would be of the same nature
969 3, 2 | Christs. Thirdly, because Christ would exist ~neither in
970 3, 2 | having taken place) one Christ results, but endeavors from ~
971 3, 2 | the Divinity and ~flesh of Christ, let such a one be anathema."
972 3, 2 | the likeness, for the one Christ subsists ~in the Divine
973 3, 2 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ's human nature has no less
974 3, 2 | more ~reason was there that Christ's should have its proper
975 3, 2 | Therefore the human nature of Christ has its personality. ~Hence
976 3, 2 | confess that our Lord Jesus Christ is not parted or divided
977 3, 2 | Hence the human nature of Christ ~has a greater dignity than
978 3, 2 | own personality, but in Christ it exists ~in the Person
979 3, 2 | the Word of God, even as ~Christ was. Yet we must bear in
980 3, 2 | But it is plain that in ~Christ there is another particular
981 3, 2 | from FP, Q[3], A[5]. But Christ, inasmuch as He ~is made
982 3, 2 | human ~species. Therefore in Christ there is another hypostasis
983 3, 2 | 5): "In our Lord ~Jesus Christ we acknowledge two natures
984 3, 2 | there is but one person in Christ, held, ~nevertheless, that
985 3, 2 | to the human ~nature in Christ a proper hypostasis and
986 3, 2 | subsistences in the one Christ, only joining them in a
987 3, 2 | there is any hypostasis ~in Christ besides the hypostasis of
988 3, 2 | Scriptures, or have been ~said of Christ by the saints, or by Himself
989 3, 2 | the Church to say that in Christ there are two ~hypostases,
990 3, 2 | in ~subsistence, and that Christ with His flesh is both -
991 3, 2 | forms, so likewise when Christ is said to be one ~thing
992 3, 2 | likewise the human nature in Christ, although it is a particular ~
993 3, 2 | completed thing, viz. the whole Christ, ~as He is God and man.
994 3, 2 | matter. Hence we say that Christ ~is in the human species
995 3, 2 | Person or Hypostasis of Christ is ~composite?~Aquin.: SMT
996 3, 2 | seem that the Person of Christ is not composite. For the ~
997 3, 2 | composite. For the ~Person of Christ is naught else than the
998 3, 2 | impossible that the Person of Christ be composite.~Aquin.: SMT
999 3, 2 | impossible that the Person of ~Christ be composed of two natures.~
1000 3, 2 | if there ~is anything in Christ composed of the two natures,
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