Part, Question
1 2, 36 | present, inasmuch as it is hoped for. Or we may ~say that
2 2, 39 | was wont to enjoy, or had ~hoped to enjoy? And this is all
3 2, 42 | while the good that is ~hoped for may be both from an
4 2, 62 | principal object, viz. the good hoped ~for. With regard to this,
5 2, 62 | hope: for good is never ~hoped for unless it be desired
6 2, 67 | substance of things to be hoped for, the evidence of things
7 2, 69 | and gifts, it is ~to be hoped that he will arrive at perfection,
8 2, 69 | 7: "In Him hath my heart hoped, and I have been ~helped."~
9 2, 103| believed in as lacking, nothing hoped for as being yet to come.
10 2, 107| in the Old Testament they hoped in promises ~spiritual and
11 2, 1 | substance of ~things to be hoped for," it follows that those
12 2, 1 | substance of things to be hoped for." Now the same things
13 2, 1 | the same things are to be hoped ~for at all times. Therefore,
14 2, 1 | things were always to be hoped for from ~Christ. But as
15 2, 1 | from obtaining what they hoped for. Hence the Apostle says (
16 2, 1 | of the good things to be hoped for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1]
17 2, 4 | substance of ~things to be hoped for, the evidence of things
18 2, 4 | substance of things to be ~hoped for, the evidence of things
19 2, 4 | objects. Now things to ~be hoped for are the object of hope.
20 2, 4 | rather than the thing to be hoped for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[4]
21 2, 4 | aspect is that of a thing ~hoped for, according to the Apostle (
22 2, 4 | substance of things to be hoped for." For we are wont to
23 2, 4 | substance of ~things to be hoped for," for the reason that
24 2, 4 | beginning of ~things to be hoped for is brought about by
25 2, 4 | virtually all things to be hoped for. Because we hope to
26 2, 4 | substance of ~things to be hoped for," we distinguish the
27 2, 4 | substance of things to be hoped for."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[4]
28 2, 4 | faith, as a thing to be hoped for, since hope is always
29 2, 4 | substance of things to be hoped for." Now the substance
30 2, 10 | faith; and so it is to be hoped that their ~communicating
31 2, 12 | foundation of things to be hoped for, ~and since, without
32 2, 16 | merits, as regards the thing ~hoped for, in so far as we hope
33 2, 16 | help in order to obtain the hoped for good. ~Now an effect
34 2, 16 | substance of things to be ~hoped for." Therefore hope precedes
35 2, 16 | Reply OBJ 2: The thing to be hoped for is included in the definition
36 2, 16 | precede not only the thing hoped for, but also hope ~itself,
37 2, 17 | In Thee, O ~Lord, have I hoped," are said in His person.
38 2, 17 | the blessed, whereby they hoped for their own ~happiness,
39 2, 17 | are damned, in this life hoped and never ~despaired. Therefore
40 2, 20 | excessive hope, as though man ~hoped too much in God; but through
41 2, 21 | man already believed and hoped, it would be ~useless to
42 2, 28 | turns out ill, whereas we hoped well of it." Thirdly, they ~
43 2, 85 | through Christ was to be hoped for from God. Yet this proves
44 2, 93 | pages, though it is to be hoped that they do so ~rather
45 2, 126| and ~desire of the thing hoped for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[128]
46 2, 126| the magnitude of the thing hoped for. ~Now hope has no firmness
47 2, 127| the great in things to be hoped for, ~whereas fortitude
48 2, 134| as both the delay of the ~hoped for good (which regards
49 2, 173| In Thee, O Lord, have I hoped, let ~me never be confounded,"
50 3, 7 | In Thee, O Lord, have I hoped." But the ~virtue of hope
51 3, 7 | virtue, but inasmuch as He hoped for some other things not ~
52 3, 25 | Lord my God, in Thee have I hoped," a gloss says: "Lord of ~
53 3, 36 | heavenly progeny might be hoped for." ~Wherefore the Gentiles, "
54 3, 55 | these said (Lk. 24:21): "We hoped that it was He that should
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