Part, Question

 1   2, 81  |          else all would not need redemption [*Cf. ~Translator's note
 2   2, 102 |    represent the mystery of the ~Redemption of man by Christ.~Aquin.:
 3   2, 103 |        OBJ 2: The mystery of the redemption of the human race was ~fulfilled
 4   2, 106 |        the accomplishment of his redemption by Christ: wherefore it
 5   2, 1   |        others: thus faith in the Redemption of mankind includes belief
 6   2, 145 |    devoutly the mysteries of our redemption. For this reason the ~eating
 7   2, 159 |         us in the mystery of our redemption is the humility of God." ~
 8   3, 5   |         through the work of our ~redemption.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[5] A[2]
 9   3, 5   |        bestow on it the boon of ~redemption; or He reckoned it altogether
10   3, 14  |       carry out the work of our ~redemption, as stated above (A[1]).
11   3, 15  |         to the end, which is the redemption of the human race.~Aquin.:
12   3, 22  |          His ~grace, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus,
13   3, 22  |         sin, ~since "there is no redemption in hell" (Office of the
14   3, 26  |       added: "Who gave Himself a redemption for all."~Aquin.: SMT TP
15   3, 26  |     understand that the grace of redemption might at the same time be
16   3, 26  |          one of preservation and Redemption. Hence it is that St. Thomas ~
17   3, 27  |       she would not have needed ~redemption and salvation which is by
18   3, 36  |         been a ~hindrance to the redemption of man, which was accomplished
19   3, 36  |        be excluded from Christ's redemption.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
20   3, 45  |     fulfil ~the mysteries of our redemption in a passible body. This
21   3, 46  |          His grace, through ~the redemption that is in Christ Jesus,
22   3, 46  |        produced the fruit of our redemption.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
23   3, 48  |         Whether it was by way of redemption?~(5) Whether it is proper
24   3, 48  |          our salvation by way of redemption?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
25   3, 48  |         our salvation ~by way of redemption. For no one purchases or
26   3, 48  |         from his power by way of redemption.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
27   3, 48  |        blood as the price of our redemption. Therefore Christ did not ~
28   3, 48  |          s Passion is called our redemption.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
29   3, 48  | therefore justice required man's redemption with regard to ~God, but
30   3, 48  |     Because, with regard to God, redemption was necessary for ~man's
31   3, 48  |      have ~paid the price of our redemption - His own precious blood -
32   3, 48  |     redeem who pays the price of redemption. ~But God the Father gave
33   3, 48  |       the Father gave His Son in redemption for our sins, as is written ~(
34   3, 48  |          9): "The Lord hath sent redemption to His people," upon which ~
35   3, 48  |       that is, Christ, who gives redemption to captives." ~Therefore
36   3, 48  |     blood," is the price ~of our redemption (Lev. 17:11,14), and that
37   3, 48  |        immediately; although the redemption may be ascribed to the whole
38   3, 48  |     commend ~my spirit.'" And so redemption belongs immediately to the
39   3, 48  | Man-Christ paid the price of our redemption ~immediately, but at the
40   3, 48  |       Church, ~as by way, not of redemption, but of example and exhortation,
41   3, 48  |        guilt, ~it acts by way of redemption: but in so far as we are
42   3, 49  |   forgiveness of sins by way ~of redemption. For since He is our head,
43   3, 49  |     because "in hell there is no redemption" [*Office of ~the Dead,
44   3, 49  |          having obtained eternal redemption." ~And this is foreshadowed (
45   3, 52  |         since the price of man's redemption was ~not yet paid: just
46   3, 54  |   accomplish the mystery of ~our redemption. Consequently, when this
47   3, 66  |         enough to consummate our redemption: yet those three days ~were
48   3, 79  |          all their own, for the ~redemption of their souls, for the
49   3, 82  |   because the blood denotes the ~redemption derived by the people from
50   3, 83  |     celebrated, the work of ~our redemption is enacted." Consequently,
51 Suppl, 69|    contrary, In hell there is no redemption [*Office of the Dead, ~Resp.
52 Suppl, 71|        of hell. Now "there is no redemption ~in hell" [*Office of the
53 Suppl, 71|        damned, where there is no redemption for those who are finally
54 Suppl, 75|  original sin would not need the redemption which was wrought by ~Christ,
55 Suppl, 75|       that they ~needed not this redemption, because it was granted
56 Suppl, 75|         that every one needs the redemption of Christ personally, ~and
57 Suppl, 87|        but also by reason of the Redemption, which pertains to Him in
58 Suppl, 87|      addition of the boon of the Redemption, on ~account of the obstacle
59 Suppl, 87|      favor of that same nature's Redemption ~that man is admitted to
60 Suppl, 87|        not have sufficed for the redemption of ~mankind, had He been