Part, Question
1 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 4: Grace resides instrumentally in the sacraments of the
2 1, 45 | not by its own power, but instrumentally, inasmuch as it acts by
3 1, 45 | can act ~dispositively and instrumentally to this effect, since creation
4 1, 45 | either by its own power or instrumentally - that is, ~ministerially.~
5 1, 62 | in so far as it is moved instrumentally by the ~nutritive soul.~
6 1, 67 | form, so does light act ~instrumentally, by virtue of the heavenly
7 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 4: Grace resides instrumentally in the sacraments of the
8 1, 46 | not by its own power, but instrumentally, inasmuch as it acts by ~
9 1, 46 | can act ~dispositively and instrumentally to this effect, since creation
10 1, 46 | either by its own power or instrumentally - that is, ~ministerially.~
11 1, 63 | in so far as it is moved instrumentally by the ~nutritive soul.~
12 1, 68 | form, so does light act ~instrumentally, by virtue of the heavenly
13 1, 77 | what follows, is caused ~instrumentally by the action of heat, as
14 1, 77 | forces perform their actions ~instrumentally, through the active and
15 1, 117 | elemental heat is employed instrumentally by the ~soul's power, as
16 2, 112 | derived from Christ, ~grace is instrumentally caused by the sacraments,
17 2, 22 | Faith works by love, not instrumentally, as a master by his ~servant,
18 2, 81 | heaven"; in another way instrumentally, and as it were helping
19 2, 109 | for their own sake, but ~instrumentally, as signs of that virtue,
20 2, 115 | contributes to happiness instrumentally, as stated in Ethic. i,
21 2, 124 | as they are helping us instrumentally to attain those things that
22 2, 176 | principal worker, for He uses instrumentally either ~man's inward movement,
23 2, 176 | God works while employing instrumentally ~the faith of a sinner.~
24 2, 182 | Para. 2/2~Secondarily and instrumentally, however, perfection consists
25 2, 183 | voluntary poverty conduces instrumentally to the perfection of life. ~
26 2, 184 | thing belongs to perfection instrumentally and dispositively, ~as poverty,
27 2, 184 | that "riches contribute instrumentally to ~happiness." Therefore
28 2, 184 | 8). ~Now wealth conduces instrumentally to the happiness of the
29 2, 184 | however, external goods ~serve instrumentally for certain acts of virtue,
30 3, 8 | God, authoritatively; but instrumentally it belongs also to Him as
31 3, 8 | said to give the Holy Ghost instrumentally, or ministerially, ~according
32 3, 8 | the ~body serves the soul instrumentally. Therefore we must hold
33 3, 8 | principally, but secondarily and instrumentally, as was said ~above.~Aquin.:
34 3, 15 | secondarily and, so to say, instrumentally, ~bodily goods are required
35 3, 16 | human nature it resides instrumentally and ministerially. ~Hence
36 3, 27 | authoritatively as to His Godhead, ~instrumentally as to His humanity: whence (
37 3, 48 | actions and sufferings operate instrumentally in virtue of His Godhead ~
38 3, 56 | Christ's Resurrection has instrumentally an effective power not only
39 3, 62 | the principal agent is ~instrumentally in all the instruments that
40 3, 64 | sacramental effect, ~except instrumentally, as stated above. In like
41 3, 64 | meritoriously and efficiently, but ~instrumentally. For it has been stated (
42 3, 64 | ministers of the Church work ~instrumentally in the sacraments, because,
43 3, 64 | minister of a sacrament works ~instrumentally. But the perfection of an
44 3, 64 | since the minister works ~instrumentally in the sacraments, he acts
45 3, 67 | proper power, but ~only instrumentally by the power of Christ.
46 3, 70 | since ~Baptism operates instrumentally by the power of Christ's
47 3, 77 | all accidental forms act instrumentally in ~virtue of the substantial
48 3, 77 | directed to a substantial form instrumentally, just in the same way as ~
49 3, 78 | matter consecrated derives instrumentally a spiritual power, which ~
50 3, 78 | derive their salutary power instrumentally, as ~was observed above (
51 3, 78 | agent. yet it ~can do so instrumentally, just as the touch of Christ'
52 3, 79 | a sacrament, which acts instrumentally. But there is ~nothing to
53 3, 82 | coming from himself, but instrumentally, as God's minister, and ~
54 3, 84 | was given to them to work instrumentally or ~ministerially in the
55 3, 89 | effectively indeed, but instrumentally; and the first act of the ~
56 Suppl, 18| reception itself ~of grace, even instrumentally [*See note at beginning
57 Suppl, 18| Baptism acts through His power instrumentally, ~as an inanimate instrument,
58 Suppl, 18| effect dispositively and instrumentally: and then, according ~to
59 Suppl, 19| as applying a blessing instrumentally through the merit of ~Christ,
60 Suppl, 70| that on which it is used instrumentally, has its own connatural ~
61 Suppl, 90| of the body will conduce instrumentally, as it were, to the ~operation
62 Suppl, 90| that external goods conduce instrumentally to the ~happiness of life.~
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