Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |     since less would suffice for preserving the order of ~justice than
 2   1, 63  | everything the natural desire of preserving its own nature; which would ~
 3   1, 66  |           and from the design of preserving due order in the ~disposition
 4   1, 73  |    indeed "worketh until now" by preserving and providing ~for the creatures
 5   1, 64  | everything the natural desire of preserving its own nature; which would ~
 6   1, 67  |           and from the design of preserving due order in the ~disposition
 7   1, 72  |    indeed "worketh until now" by preserving and providing ~for the creatures
 8   1, 77  |        power which is capable of preserving whatever ~receives it."
 9   1, 96  |     beginning ~with the power of preserving the body in a manner surpassing
10   1, 96  |       Reply OBJ 3: This power of preserving the body was not natural
11   1, 96  |        by Divine ~Providence, so preserving him, that nothing of a harmful
12   1, 96  |       soul's ~intrinsic power of preserving the body due to the tree
13   1, 99  |        from him the necessity of preserving ~righteousness.~Aquin.:
14   1, 99  |        but to Divine Providence ~preserving them free from sin.~Aquin.:
15   1, 101 |       his soul there was a power preserving the body from ~corruption.
16   1, 103 |        the effect. Therefore the preserving power of God ~must produce
17   1, 103 |   without any intermediate cause preserving them.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[104]
18   1, 103 |       but only with the power of preserving another.~Aquin.: SMT FP
19   1, 103 |       conspicuously shown in His preserving all things in ~existence,
20   1, 104 |          and light; but also as ~preserving the forms and powers of
21   1, 107 |          but also as regards the preserving of the knowledge possessed.
22   2, 94  |          whatever is a means of ~preserving human life, and of warding
23   2, 23  |          less. Therefore also in preserving charity, He preserves less ~
24   2, 60  |        them ~in payment of their preserving justice here below.~Aquin.:
25   2, 85  |       for the special purpose of preserving equality among men, in ~
26   2, 106 |   healing the past sin, but also preserving from future ~sin, or conducing
27   2, 140 |       motive is the necessity of preserving life. On ~the other hand,
28   2, 162 |         loss of the Divine favor preserving man from death [*Cf. ~FS,
29   2, 162 |  together with the Divine favor ~preserving them from death. Hence through
30   3, 6   |     immediately, by causing ~and preserving it, and so it is that God
31   3, 27  |   perfectly by Divine Providence preserving ~her sensitive soul, in
32   3, 32  |        purifying her" - that is, preserving ~her from conceiving with
33   3, 46  |      justice. For a judge, while preserving justice, cannot pardon fault ~
34   3, 47  |         spirit had the power of ~preserving His fleshly nature from
35   3, 51  |    medicinally, from the need of preserving our body. But ~the wrapping
36   3, 52  |          the sorrows of pains by preserving souls from them, just as
37   3, 60  |   producing health; diet through preserving it; and urine, through being
38   3, 79  |         itself has the power of ~preserving from sin, yet it does not
39 Suppl, 12|  medicine healing past sins and ~preserving from future sins: so that
40 Suppl, 12|        be defined, considered as preserving us from future sins; and
41 Suppl, 14|   healing of past sins, and for ~preserving from future sins, as stated