Part, Question
1 1, 27 | aspect of ~generation and sonship, but only that has which
2 1, 27 | aspect of generation and sonship, although it ~has a generic
3 2, 69 | God, and that our Divine sonship will ~be made manifest,
4 2, 69 | the glory of the Divine sonship, consisting in perfect ~
5 2, 43 | wisdom, man ~attains to the sonship of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
6 2, 187 | slave to his master, since sonship is natural, ~while slavery
7 3, 3 | adoption ~of sons." But sonship by adoption is a participated
8 3, 3 | participated likeness of natural ~sonship which does not belong to
9 3, 3 | Reply OBJ 1: The temporal sonship, whereby Christ is said
10 3, 3 | Person, as does the eternal Sonship; but ~is something following
11 3, 3 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Adoptive sonship is a certain participation
12 3, 3 | participation of natural ~sonship; but it takes place in us,
13 3, 3 | the principle of natural sonship, and by the gift of the
14 3, 3 | Son we receive adoptive ~sonship in the likeness of His natural
15 3, 3 | likeness of His natural sonship, so likewise, had the ~Father
16 3, 3 | should have received adoptive sonship from ~Him, as from the principle
17 3, 3 | principle of the natural sonship, and from the Holy ~Ghost
18 3, 3 | should share this likeness of sonship ~by adoption, as the Apostle
19 3, 4 | assumed to the natural sonship than for one natural Son
20 3, 23 | man to be adopted to the sonship of God?~(4) Whether Christ
21 3, 23 | introduced in default of ~natural sonship. But in God there is natural
22 3, 23 | in God there is natural sonship, as set down in the ~FP,
23 3, 23 | the ~likeness of natural sonship is communicated to men,
24 3, 23 | above (A[1], ad 2), adoptive sonship is a certain ~likeness of
25 3, 23 | likeness of the eternal Sonship: just as all that takes
26 3, 23 | above (A[2], ad 3), the sonship of adoption is ~a certain
27 3, 23 | certain likeness of natural sonship. Now the Son of God proceeds ~
28 3, 23 | sons of God by adoptive sonship, not that ~it belongs to
29 3, 23 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, Sonship belongs properly to the
30 3, 23 | above (A[1], ad 2), that the sonship of ~adoption is a participated
31 3, 23 | participated likeness of natural sonship: nor can a thing ~be said
32 3, 23 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: As sonship does not properly belong
33 3, 23 | this cannot be ~said of sonship. Wherefore the comparison
34 3, 24 | are predestinated to the sonship of adoption, whereas Christ
35 3, 24 | participated likeness of natural sonship. Whence it is written (Rm. ~
36 3, 32 | fatherhood," "motherhood," and "sonship," ~result from generation;
37 3, 32 | likeness be perfect, the sonship is perfect, ~whether in
38 3, 32 | likeness be imperfect, the sonship ~is imperfect. Thus in man
39 3, 32 | in the perfect sense of ~sonship. Wherefore, although in
40 3, 32 | in the perfect sense of sonship. And therefore they ~are
41 3, 32 | in respect of imperfect sonship, which is by ~reason of
42 3, 35 | suffice for motherhood or sonship: for we ~do not speak of
43 3, 35 | fatherhood or motherhood and sonship, but only the generation
44 3, 35 | relationship of motherhood and sonship does not follow from this,
45 3, 39 | utterance bore witness to the Sonship of the Word. And just as
46 3, 45 | transfiguration the natural sonship of Christ was fittingly
47 3, 45 | likeness of ~the eternal Sonship. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[45] A[
48 3, 56 | made conformable with His Sonship, ~according to Rm. 8:29. ~
49 Suppl, 55| instance fatherhood and sonship, and a relation of this ~
50 Suppl, 55| Consequently fatherhood and sonship are never dissolved through
51 Suppl, 57| Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 1: The sonship of adoption is an imitation
52 Suppl, 57| an imitation of natural sonship. ~Wherefore there are two
53 Suppl, 57| which imitates natural ~sonship perfectly, and this is called "
54 Suppl, 57| adoption imitates natural sonship imperfectly, and is called ~"
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