Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |       Whence it is said: "Who hath helped the Spirit of the Lord? ~[*
 2   1, 23  |         Further, if a thing can be helped, it can also be hindered.
 3   1, 23  |      predestination is said to be ~helped by the prayers of the saints,
 4   1, 23  |           OBJ 2: One is said to be helped by another in two ways;
 5   1, 23  |          power from him: and to be helped thus ~belongs to the weak;
 6   1, 23  |          to ~understand, "Who hath helped the Spirit of the Lord?"
 7   1, 23  |     another way one ~is said to be helped by a person through whom
 8   1, 23  |        servant. In this way God is helped by us; inasmuch as ~we execute
 9   1, 62  |        inclined towards it, unless helped by some ~other supernatural
10   1, 62  |           the ~operation of nature helped by grace. But grace stands
11   1, 63  |        inclined towards it, unless helped by some ~other supernatural
12   1, 63  |           the ~operation of nature helped by grace. But grace stands
13   1, 78  |    intellect, by which the soul is helped to understand.~Aquin.: SMT
14   1, 82  |     thereto unless it be moved and helped by God.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
15   1, 91  |            can be more efficiently helped by another man in ~other
16   2, 4   |           and again that he may be helped ~by them in his good work.
17   2, 4   |          if they can be said to be helped from ~without, perhaps it
18   2, 5   |           universe, man is indeed ~helped by the angels in the attainment
19   2, 56  |          will, can be ~hindered or helped in its act, by the sensitive
20   2, 56  |           or reason be hindered or helped by the powers mentioned
21   2, 63  |          of which these powers are helped or hindered in the ~exercise
22   2, 69  |            hoped, and I have been ~helped."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[69] A[
23   2, 95  |            we observe that ~man is helped by industry in his necessities,
24   2, 98  |        instructed by ~the law, are helped to fulfil what they desire
25   2, 100 |          cannot judge unless he be helped by Divine instruction; such
26   2, 109 |          as, through grace, we are helped by Him to do right: and,
27   2, 109 |            cannot see unless it is helped by the ~brightness of light,
28   2, 109 |           righteously unless he be helped by the eternal light of
29   2, 110 |           moved." Secondly, man is helped by God's gratuitous will, ~
30   2, 111 |           end intended. Now man is helped by God to will the good,
31   2, 114 |        everything whereby a man is helped to attain beatitude after
32   2, 114 |            as they are not thereby helped to reach life everlasting.
33   2, 1   |          Divine ~operation, man is helped on his journey towards the
34   2, 16  |      eternal happiness. Now we are helped to obtain eternal happiness ~
35   2, 16  |          agent through whom one is helped to obtain any goods that ~
36   2, 45  |           reason. In this they are helped by prudence, which prepares
37   2, 50  |           Causis. Now prudence is ~helped by the gift of knowledge,
38   2, 50  |           principle of movement is helped chiefly, and is ~perfected
39   2, 50  |           is chiefly perfected and helped through being ruled and
40   2, 55  |            and to the latter to be helped by the former, ~as the Philosopher
41   2, 81  |            since the latter can be helped by prayers: ~and the more
42   2, 81  |          inferior beings should be helped by ~all those that are above
43   2, 81  |  indefinitely, for instance to be ~helped by God, or we may simply
44   2, 105 |           instance ~if one man has helped another to commit a sin.
45   2, 105 |             doing good, whereas he helped him to sin. In such a case
46   2, 105 |           is not that he should be helped to commit a sin, because
47   2, 127 |           a magnanimous man is not helped by goods of fortune.~Aquin.:
48   2, 163 |           that one creature can be helped or ~impeded by another.
49   2, 163 |            should ~cause him to be helped by good angels. And by a
50   2, 170 |       experience, wherein they are helped by their ~natural disposition,
51   2, 172 |           be taken by the hand and helped by means of examples ~taken
52   3, 7   |            its nature needs to be ~helped by something of a higher
53   3, 7   |      however perfect, needs to ~be helped by God. And in this way
54   3, 7   |      perfect they ~are, need to be helped by the gifts, which perfect
55   3, 54  |          mercifully they have been helped, as He exposes before them
56 Suppl, 27| indulgences: ~for religious can be helped by indulgences no less than
57 Suppl, 29|            so that he needs ~to be helped by prayers; secondly, because
58 Suppl, 71|        around that ~they cannot be helped by others in the matter