Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |           above the common order, raising the minds of some ~living
 2   1, 19  |          Thus in the ~case of the raising of Lazarus, one who looked
 3   1, 23  |      permit some to fall, without raising others; according ~to Job
 4   1, 25  |         more ~impossible than the raising of the dead; in which there
 5   1, 90  |          power, as, for instance, raising the dead, or giving sight
 6   1, 104 |        wherein it is done; as the raising of the dead, ~and giving
 7   1, 112 |            1/3~I answer that, The raising of this question is occasioned
 8   2, 5   |          God immediately; such as raising the dead to life, restoring
 9   2, 25  |     certain effort, and a certain raising ~of the spirits to the realization
10   2, 45  |           in two ways, whether by raising hope, or by banishing fear;
11   2, 85  |         the diminution is made by raising obstacles, and ~this neither
12   2, 5   |           were to give a sign, by raising a ~dead person to life,
13   2, 13  |           by casting out devils, ~raising the dead, and the like:
14   2, 36  |      contention is accompanied by raising of the voice. But ~the voice
15   2, 36  |       from the same source as the raising of the voice.~Aquin.: SMT
16   2, 81  |           24) that "prayer is the raising up of the mind to God."~
17   2, 81  |            because prayer is "the raising up of one's mind to ~God."
18   2, 108 |          Yet less harm is done by raising a false opinion in a person'
19   2, 145 |        and preventing sin, and as raising the mind to spiritual things.
20   2, 145 |          deletion of sin, and the raising of the mind to heavenly ~
21   2, 159 |               Are you thinking of raising the great fabric of spirituality?
22   2, 169 |        will speak to ~thee." This raising of the intention is brought
23   2, 169 |          prophecy, as regards the raising ~of the mind, according
24   3, 1   |     Nothing was so necessary for ~raising our hope as to show us how
25   3, 19  |      healing of the lepers or the raising of the dead. Hence ~it seems
26   3, 21  |          24) that "prayer is ~the raising up of the mind to God."
27   3, 43  |   miracles; as may be seen in the raising of Lazarus (Jn. ~11:41,42),
28   3, 43  |           When it is said that in raising Lazarus He lifted up His
29   3, 43  |         the cure of the sick, the raising of the ~dead to life, if
30   3, 43  |       seem to be greater than the raising of the dead: which thing
31   3, 53  |        Para. 3/5~Thirdly, for the raising of our hope, since through
32   3, 55  |           1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the raising of Lazarus was a sign of
33   3, 77  |       grace, as is evident in the raising of the dead, and ~in the
34   3, 83  |        His eyes to the ~Father in raising Lazarus to life, as related
35 Suppl, 8 | confession is foreshadowed in the raising of the dead Lazarus ~to
36 Suppl, 11|           business. Since then by raising an objection he ~seems to
37 Suppl, 11|           or the like: so that by raising an objection one does not
38 Suppl, 56|           spirituality. Therefore raising a person from the sacred
39 Suppl, 56|    prevents husband and wife from raising together ~someone from the
40 Suppl, 72|         will gather together and, raising their heads above the sea,
41 Suppl, 73|    towards the ~resurrection. For raising the dead shows a greater