Part, Question

 1   3, 49  |     earth." Fourthly, as to His ~judiciary power: for it is written (
 2   3, 53  |          God the Father; (4) His Judiciary Power. ~Under the first
 3   3, 58  |         the city": and ~royal or judiciary "power," as in Prov. 20:
 4   3, 58  |         with the Father, and has judiciary power from Him; ~just as
 5   3, 58  |         to the same ~authority, "judiciary power." Now as we observed (
 6   3, 58  |      either abiding, or royal or judiciary dignity. Hence, to sit on
 7   3, 58  |         to possess beatitude and judiciary power, ~and that unchangeably
 8   3, 58  |        other creatures royal and judiciary power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 9   3, 58  |      beatitude," and "exercising judiciary power." But if "as" denote ~
10   3, 58  | excellence of beatitude and His ~judiciary power over every creature.~
11   3, 58  |        the "throne" is meant the judiciary power which Christ ~has
12   3, 58  |        excellence in sharing His judiciary power; hence they did not ~
13   3, 59  |          Para. 1/2 - OF CHRIST'S JUDICIARY POWER (SIX ARTICLES)~We
14   3, 59  |         now to consider Christ's judiciary power. Under this head there ~
15   3, 59  |          of inquiry:~(1) Whether judiciary power is to be attributed
16   3, 59  |         merits? ~(4) Whether His judiciary power is universal with
17   3, 59  |        judgment?~(6) Whether His judiciary power extends likewise to
18   3, 59  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether judiciary power is to be specially
19   3, 59  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that judiciary power is not to be specially ~
20   3, 59  |       over ~creatures. Therefore judiciary power ought not to be attributed
21   3, 59  |       the Father." Consequently, judiciary ~power ought rather to be
22   3, 59  |         of judgment." ~Therefore judiciary power ought to be attributed
23   3, 59  |     perfect Image, consequently, judiciary power is properly ~attributed
24   3, 59  |        This argument proves that judiciary power is common to the ~
25   3, 59  |        of ~the Father. So, then, judiciary authority is attributed
26   3, 59  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether judiciary power belongs to Christ
27   3, 59  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that judiciary power does not belong to
28   3, 59  |  attribute as God. Consequently, judiciary power does not belong ~to
29   3, 59  |           Further, it belongs to judiciary power to reward the good,
30   3, 59  |          Therefore it seems that judiciary ~power does not belong to
31   3, 59  |           it belongs to Christ's judiciary power to judge secrets ~
32   3, 59  |          to ~his way." Therefore judiciary power does not belong to
33   3, 59  |      Joan.) seems to think that ~judiciary power belongs to Christ
34   3, 59  |           this.' For He received judiciary power, not because He is
35   3, 59  |        human nature, to exercise judiciary power. on this account.
36   3, 59  |          A[2] Body Para. 3/3~Now judiciary power belongs to Christ
37   3, 59  |      Whether Christ acquired His judiciary power by His merits?~Aquin.:
38   3, 59  |       Christ did not acquire His judiciary power by ~His merits. For
39   3, 59  |        power by ~His merits. For judiciary power flows from the royal
40   3, 59  |  Therefore Christ did not obtain judiciary power by His merits.~Aquin.:
41   3, 59  |          as stated above (A[2]), judiciary power is Christ's due ~inasmuch
42   3, 59  |         that Christ did not have judiciary power ~from merits.~Aquin.:
43   3, 59  |          Therefore it seems that judiciary power belongs neither to
44   3, 59  |        way it must be ~said that judiciary power belongs to the Man
45   3, 59  |     Father in His throne']." Now judiciary ~power is understood by "
46   3, 59  |      This argument holds good of judiciary power according as it ~is
47   3, 59  |      Christ's soul. But although judiciary power be Christ's due in ~
48   3, 59  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether judiciary power belongs to Christ
49   3, 59  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that judiciary power concerning all human
50   3, 59  |         are included in Christ's judiciary power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
51   3, 59  |         are included in Christ's judiciary power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
52   3, 59  |       said above (A[3], OBJ[1]), judiciary power goes with ~royal dignity.
53   3, 59  |         did not wish to exercise judiciary power over temporal ~concerns,
54   3, 59  |       Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's judiciary power extends to the angels?~
55   3, 59  |         would seem that Christ's judiciary power does not extend to ~
56   3, 59  |        again. Therefore Christ's judiciary power does not extend to
57   3, 59  |         more does Christ possess judiciary power over the angels.~Aquin.:
58   3, 59  |         are subjects of Christ's judiciary power, not ~only with regard
59   3, 59  |         And therefore Christ has judiciary power even over ~the good
60 Suppl, 85|     unjustly Christ merited ~His judiciary power, He will not judge
61 Suppl, 86|        that the perfect to ~whom judiciary power is promised (Mt. 19: