Part, Question
1 2, 2 | Apostle says (Rm. 8:18): "The sufferings of this time are not worthy
2 2, 85 | be conformed to Christ's sufferings, before attaining to the ~
3 2, 102 | flesh; purple, to denote the sufferings which the saints ~underwent
4 2, 102 | a man with regard to the sufferings of animals. Now it is evident
5 2, 114 | Apostle says (Rm. 8:18): "The sufferings of this time ~are not worthy [
6 2, 114 | all meritorious works, the sufferings of ~the saints would seem
7 2, 114 | the substance of these ~sufferings.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114] A[
8 2, 98 | both because neither "the sufferings of ~this time," nor any
9 2, 122 | believe in Christ's ~future sufferings, but you had a body wherein
10 2, 122 | in the right endurance of sufferings unjustly inflicted. Nor ~
11 2, 162 | account of the ~numerous sufferings to which the woman is subject,
12 3, 7 | but only as regards the sufferings of His body, as ~is shown
13 3, 15 | as Christ by His bodily sufferings ~tended to beatitude as
14 3, 16 | anyone attempt to attribute sufferings to the Word, let him be ~
15 3, 27 | foreshadowed by his own ~sufferings. Secondly, as to His Baptism (
16 3, 34 | subsequent actions ~and sufferings to merit the glory of immortality,
17 3, 45 | to follow the path of His sufferings (Mt. 16:21,24). ~Now in
18 3, 46 | cross?~(5) The extent of His sufferings;~(6) Whether the pain which
19 3, 46 | to undergo dishonorable sufferings which are ~allied with defects
20 3, 46 | that Christ did endure all sufferings, because ~Hilary (De Trin.
21 3, 46 | endured every kind of human sufferings in order to accomplish the ~
22 3, 46 | He did endure all human sufferings.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
23 3, 46 | 1/3~I answer that, Human sufferings may be considered under
24 3, 46 | we are dealing now with sufferings inflicted from ~without,
25 3, 46 | evident on the part of the sufferings which a man ~can endure.
26 3, 46 | understood as to all classes of ~sufferings, but not as to their kinds.~
27 3, 46 | as to the number of the ~sufferings and graces, but as to their
28 3, 46 | by the ~ignominy of His sufferings.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
29 3, 46 | very least one of Christ's sufferings was sufficient of ~itself
30 3, 46 | should endure all classes of sufferings, as stated above.~Aquin.:
31 3, 46 | lessens the sting of his ~sufferings. But Christ died innocent,
32 3, 46 | endured only mentally the ~sufferings inflicted upon Him." Consequently
33 3, 46 | undergo any change ~by those sufferings."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
34 3, 47 | Christ should begin His sufferings at ~the hands of the Jews,
35 3, 48 | For the sources of our sufferings are not ~within us. But
36 3, 48 | 24: "I now rejoice in my ~sufferings for you, and fill up those
37 3, 48 | that are wanting of the ~sufferings of Christ, in my flesh for
38 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The sufferings of the saints are beneficial
39 3, 48 | all Christ's ~actions and sufferings operate instrumentally in
40 3, 49 | the Godhead, so that His sufferings and actions ~operate with
41 3, 49 | made conformable" to the ~sufferings and death of Christ, we
42 3, 52 | old were subject to penal sufferings before Christ's ~descent
43 3, 52 | they were freed from their sufferings. But I ~fail to see how
44 3, 52 | received, was ~ever in such sufferings." Consequently, when he
45 3, 52 | being freed from ~penal sufferings. Yet Christ bestowed something
46 3, 83 | still ~sharers of Christ's sufferings; secondly, the enjoyment
47 Suppl, 15| does not delight in our sufferings, as appears from ~Tobias
48 Suppl, 25| that are wanting of the ~sufferings of Christ . . . for His
49 Suppl, 91| Whether the saints see the sufferings of the damned?~(2) Whether
50 Suppl, 91| Whether they rejoice in their sufferings?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
51 Suppl, 91| blessed in heaven will see the sufferings of the damned?~Aquin.: SMT
52 Suppl, 91| heaven will not see the ~sufferings of the damned. For the damned
53 Suppl, 91| therefore do they see the sufferings of the damned.~Aquin.: SMT
54 Suppl, 91| Therefore they will not see the ~sufferings of the damned wherein there
55 Suppl, 91| allowed to see ~perfectly the sufferings of the damned.~Aquin.: SMT
56 Suppl, 91| most especially pity ~the sufferings of the damned.~Aquin.: SMT
57 Suppl, 91| possible to pity their sufferings according to right reason.
58 Suppl, 93| difficulty of ~bearing internal sufferings, by reason of which, however,
59 Suppl, 93| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The sufferings of penance are not a martyrdom
60 Suppl, 93| comparison. and they surpass the sufferings of martyrdom in duration
61 Suppl, 93| he had ~undergone certain sufferings.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
62 Suppl, 96| delivered at length from their sufferings, so he ~maintained that
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