Part, Question

 1   1, 63  |     15), that "He alone could discern light and darkness, Who
 2   1, 72  |    imperfect and difficult to discern, and ~hence, in speaking
 3   1, 64  |     15), that "He alone could discern light and darkness, Who
 4   1, 71  |    imperfect and difficult to discern, and ~hence, in speaking
 5   1, 77  |  neither sight nor ~taste can discern white from sweet: because
 6   1, 83  |    material, thus failing ~to discern intellect from sense.~Aquin.:
 7   1, 83  |       or angry: yet we cannot discern by the senses, whether ~
 8   1, 83  |       changeable ~things, and discern things themselves from their
 9   1, 86  |     if it were absent, but to discern itself as present" - i.e. ~
10   2, 17  |        that scarcely can ~one discern obedience from command."~
11   2, 23  |       In order, therefore, to discern which passions are in the
12   2, 24  |        For the Stoics did not discern between sense and intellect;
13   2, 34  | chiefly from the end that we ~discern whether the will is good
14   2, 48  |       hindered, so as ~not to discern what should be hidden and
15   2, 91  |   natural reason, ~whereby we discern what is good and what is
16   2, 93  |      12:11: "Doth not the ear discern words, and the palate of
17   2, 2   |      12:11: "Doth not the ear discern words?" Now a man ~cannot
18   2, 9   |   judgment ~on them, so as to discern what is to be believed,
19   2, 44  |   seen in idiots, who ~do not discern what is injurious to them,
20   2, 45  |     God." Now love is said to discern because it moves the reason ~
21   2, 45  |       it moves the reason ~to discern.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
22   2, 45  |     counsel of others and can discern ~good from evil counsel.~
23   2, 94  |    fitted to see its God, and discern ~what is true," such as
24   2, 141 |       of these enables one to discern what to do and what not
25   2, 146 |       go together, we fail to discern between the call of necessity ~
26   2, 169 |  words she could not express, discern ~betwixt Divine revelations,
27   2, 171 |    senses, yet does not fully discern ~the things he perceives
28   3, 16  |        and devout reader will discern ~the reason and point of
29   3, 30  | Anthony, "it is difficult to ~discern good from evil spirits.
30   3, 40  |  sinners, that ~thou mightest discern His sanctity and acknowledge
31   3, 81  |      chastised' who does 'not discern,' i.e. distinguish, the
32 Suppl, 6 |      whose business it is ~to discern between what is leprosy
33 Suppl, 17|     be a judgment in order to discern whether he ~deserves to
34 Suppl, 19|      Old Law had authority to discern and ~judge, but not to admit
35 Suppl, 85|    good or evil works, and to discern them with ~the gaze of the
36 Suppl, 85|   hypocrites, you know how to discern the face of ~the heaven
37 Suppl, 85|     how is it that you do not discern this ~time?" Therefore it