Part, Question
1 1, 21 | said (Ps. 110:4): "He is a merciful and gracious ~Lord."~Aquin.:
2 1, 21 | that a person is said to be merciful [misericors], as ~being,
3 2, 61 | gentle, the modest, the ~merciful, the just man does not shut
4 2, 69 | beatitude is: "Blessed are the merciful."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[69] A[
5 2, 69 | the chief motive for being merciful is God's counsel, according
6 2, 69 | Hence Our Lord promised the ~merciful that they should obtain
7 2, 113 | preparation, ~inasmuch as the merciful obtain mercy; and thus it
8 2, 114 | publican to say: "O God, be merciful to me a ~sinner," Lk. 18:
9 2, 13 | to an all-powerful and ~merciful God, Who, sometimes, by
10 2, 24 | from whom we receive many merciful favors."~Aquin.: SMT SS
11 2, 28 | it is proper to God to be merciful, ~wherefore it is written (
12 2, 28 | Lord said: "Be ye . . . merciful, as your Father also is
13 2, 28 | as your Father also is merciful." ~Therefore mercy is the
14 2, 30 | watch lest he slacken his merciful bounty; let him ~who is
15 2, 30 | 12:4,6): "Give ~to the merciful and uphold not the sinner . . .
16 2, 50 | beatitude, "Blessed are the merciful," etc. ~corresponds to the
17 2, 50 | Counsel is ~befitting the merciful, because the one remedy
18 2, 61 | Ecclus. 4:10): "In judging be merciful to ~the fatherless." But
19 2, 63 | they should sometimes by a merciful forgiveness temper the judgment ~
20 2, 69 | watch lest he slacken his merciful bounty; let ~him who is
21 2, 81 | whereby ~blessed are the merciful, let us forgive the trespasses
22 2, 81 | have vainly said: Lord, be ~merciful to me a sinner"; and Chrysostom [*
23 2, 104 | himself but others, and merciful who is moved, not by his
24 2, 119 | beatitude, ~"Blessed are the merciful," since as stated above (
25 3, 1 | is more inclined to ~be merciful than to punish, as He lays
26 3, 19 | their most gracious and ~merciful will," i.e. inasmuch as
27 3, 19 | not share, except by Their merciful consent, is distinct from
28 3, 51 | to be not passible, but merciful": and in another discourse
29 3, 72 | signifies the refreshing and merciful operation of the Holy Ghost.~
30 3, 84 | contrary, Man is induced to be merciful by the example of Divine ~
31 3, 84 | to Lk. 6:36: "Be ye . . . merciful, as your Father also ~is
32 3, 84 | as your Father also ~is merciful." Now our Lord commanded
33 3, 84 | commanded His disciples to be merciful by ~frequently pardoning
34 3, 84 | words in brackets.]): "Thy merciful ~promise is unmeasurable
35 3, 86 | that God is "gracious and merciful, patient, and rich ~in mercy,
36 3, 89 | the assurance of God's ~merciful forgiveness, provided they
37 Suppl, 13| 2/3~Further, God is more merciful than any man. But it is
38 Suppl, 14| 2: Further, God is more merciful than man. But man accepts
39 Suppl, 72| God is ~infinitely more merciful than any saint, and consequently
40 Suppl, 91| wherefore He is ~said to be merciful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
41 Suppl, 91| OBJ 2: God is said to be merciful, in so far as He succors
42 Suppl, 96| 5:7): "Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain ~mercy."~
43 Suppl, 96| Therefore it would seem that the merciful, who forgive ~others their
44 Suppl, 96| of mercy. Therefore the merciful will not all ~come to the
45 Suppl, 96| manner. But those who while merciful to others are neglectful
46 Appen2, 1| Further, God Who is supremely merciful is more inclined to reward ~
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