Part, Question
1 1, 10 | eternity, inasmuch as He endures beyond every age, i.e. beyond
2 1, 42 | is something else which endures - namely, time. But in ~
3 1, 60 | love lasts while nature endures. But the love of ~God more
4 1, 62 | contrary, So long as a nature endures, its operation remains.
5 1, 64 | motive for the sin ~no longer endures, namely, excellence. Therefore
6 1, 42 | is something else which endures - namely, time. But in ~
7 1, 61 | love lasts while nature endures. But the love of ~God more
8 1, 63 | contrary, So long as a nature endures, its operation remains.
9 1, 65 | motive for the sin ~no longer endures, namely, excellence. Therefore
10 2, 2 | report. And if sometimes it endures, this is by accident. But ~
11 2, 2 | accident. But ~happiness endures of itself, and for ever. ~(
12 2, 50 | long as such a subject endures, they cannot be removed;
13 2, 66 | Because fortitude not only endures trouble without being disturbed,
14 2, 87 | is the case with one who endures considerable trouble and
15 2, 87 | the very fact ~that man endures toil and loss in sinning,
16 2, 87 | disturbance lasts, the ~punishment endures.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[87] A[
17 2, 97 | 2]). But the natural law endures unchangeably. Therefore
18 2, 97 | 91], A[2]), and therefore endures without change, owing ~to
19 2, 23 | Therefore as long as ~charity endures, it can ascend, but cannot
20 2, 25 | Whether the order of charity endures in heaven?~Aquin.: SMT SS
21 2, 25 | Whether the order of charity endures in heaven?~Aquin.: SMT SS
22 2, 27 | thing loved exists and ~endures in it; and the latter is
23 2, 56 | of the will's act which endures for ever, and thus God's
24 2, 121 | Secondly, because he that ~endures already feels the presence
25 2, 121 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: He that endures fears not, though he is
26 2, 126 | 1~Reply OBJ 4: Patience endures not only dangers of death,
27 2, 134 | patience, like fortitude, endures certain evils ~for the sake
28 2, 134 | and the toil which man endures ~in persistently accomplishing
29 2, 154 | lasts only while the passion endures, just as an attack of intermittent ~
30 2, 154 | of ~the intemperate man endures without ceasing, on account
31 2, 156 | appeased with difficulty and endures a long time." But this apparently ~
32 2, 156 | describes as "an anger ~that endures and grows old," and this
33 2, 156 | of anger, for that anger endures ~too long; and this may
34 3, 22 | the priesthood of Christ endures for ever?~Aquin.: SMT TP
35 3, 22 | the priesthood of Christ endures not for ever.~Aquin.: SMT
36 3, 22 | the priesthood of Christ endures not for ever.~Aquin.: SMT
37 3, 22 | the virtue of that Victim endures for ever, for, as it is
38 3, 36 | those whose cruelty it endures."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
39 3, 49 | might of Christ's Passion endures for ever, as, ~according
40 3, 63 | as the thing sanctified endures. This is clear even in inanimate
41 3, 80 | Christ Himself, ~Whose virtue endures for ever. Hence it is written (
42 3, 88 | what grace has once done, endures for ever. ~(tm)Aquin.: SMT
43 Suppl, 74| during which the Church endures, ~and not any definite number
44 Suppl, 94| fuel, but once ~created endures unquenchably; at one and
45 Suppl, 96| accidental, ~either because man endures not for ever, or because
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