Part, Question
1 3, 4 | the contrary, (Lk. 3), the genealogy of our Lord is traced back
2 3, 22| without mother, without genealogy; having neither ~beginning
3 3, 22| without ~mother, without genealogy," and as "having neither
4 3, 22| heavenly mother, and no ~genealogy, according to Is. 53:8: "
5 3, 28| Saviour, the order of His genealogy is traced down ~to Joseph" -
6 3, 28| befitting to ~trace the genealogy down to Joseph, lest in
7 3, 29| in the customary way His genealogy might be ~traced through
8 3, 31| derived from David?~(3) Of the genealogy of Christ which is given
9 3, 31| Matthew, in tracing the genealogy of Christ, brings it down
10 3, 31| since Matthew ~traces the genealogy from David through Jechonias.~
11 3, 31| Joseph, in whom Matthew's genealogy terminates. Augustine answered
12 3, 31| the flesh; and ~that the genealogy is traced down to Joseph
13 3, 31| Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's genealogy is suitably traced by the
14 3, 31| would seem that Christ's genealogy is not suitably traced by ~
15 3, 31| generation?" Therefore Christ's genealogy should not have been set
16 3, 31| Luke sets down Christ's genealogy after His Baptism, and ~
17 3, 31| their accounts of Christ's genealogy do not agree.~Aquin.: SMT
18 3, 31| his account of Christ's genealogy is unsuitable, since he
19 3, 31| are mentioned in Christ's genealogy had ~both a father and a
20 3, 31| brothers also. Now in ~Christ's genealogy Matthew mentions only three
21 3, 31| seem to have described the genealogy of Christ ~in an unsuitable
22 3, 31| God']. Therefore Christ's genealogy is set down by the ~evangelists
23 3, 31| that Matthew gave the true genealogy of Christ: ~while Luke gave
24 3, 31| gave the supposititious genealogy; hence he began: "Being (
25 3, 31| who was giving the legal ~genealogy, speaks of no one as begetting.~
26 3, 31| have set down Christ's ~genealogy according to the flesh;
27 3, 31| personality: so that in Matthew's genealogy is signified the assumption ~
28 3, 31| sinful flesh.' But in Luke's genealogy the ~washing away of our
29 3, 31| nature, he set down the ~genealogy of Christ at the very outset
30 3, 31| contrary, sets forth Christ's genealogy not at the outset, but ~
31 3, 31| are mentioned ~in Christ's genealogy, so as to make clear the
32 3, 31| used by Luke in Christ's genealogy signifies the ~generality
33 3, 31| are ~mentioned in Christ's genealogy: but their impiety was not
34 3, 31| mentioned in the Saviour's genealogy, but only those whom Scripture ~
35 3, 31| not mentioned in Christ's genealogy. ~Another motive was to
36 3, 37| Testament: as may be seen in the genealogy of Christ (Lk. 3:29), ~"
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