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 1   1, 36 | proceeding ~from the Father, and abiding in the Son." Therefore the
 2   1, 37 |        of the heart is something abiding in the speaker; yet with
 3   1, 37 |        of the heart is something abiding in the speaker; yet with
 4   2, 5  |       good, which he has, to be ~abiding. Now the goods of the present
 5   2, 45 |      good of virtue which is the abiding object of their will, however ~
 6   2, 57 |     whereas "doing" is an action abiding in ~the agent, e.g. "to
 7   2, 68 |     Because a habit is a quality abiding in man, being defined as "
 8   2, 68 |      merely acts or passions but abiding ~habits.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 9   2, 88 |       body is not an act, but an abiding ~disposition; wherefore,
10   2, 102|         order to contain God, as abiding ~therein locally, but that
11   2, 102|       this continual feast of an abiding sacrifice signified ~the
12   2, 109|      transient as to the act and abiding in its ~guilt, as stated
13   2, 109|      perseverance is called ~the abiding in good to the end of life.
14   2, 110|        viz. "form" which is the "abiding figure of ~things," since
15   2, 111|      being strengthened ~by God, abiding with him, said, I am the
16   2, 156|           sullen" person has ~an abiding anger on account of an abiding
17   2, 156|   abiding anger on account of an abiding displeasure, which he holds ~
18   2, 165|       mount towards immortal and abiding things."~Aquin.: SMT SS
19   2, 169|        ways: first, by way of an abiding form, ~as material light
20   2, 169|         s intellect by way of an abiding form, else a ~prophet would
21   2, 169|          a subject by ~way of an abiding and complete form, perfects
22   2, 169|      this ~light is by way of an abiding and complete form, according
23   2, 169|      Para. 3/3~But a habit is an abiding form. Wherefore it is evident
24   2, 172|   prophecy is by way, not of ~an abiding habit, but of a transitory
25   2, 173|        ways. ~First by way of an abiding form, and thus it beatifies
26   2, 176|         miracles to be a quality abiding as a habit in the ~soul.
27   3, 1  |        is it incredible that the abiding Word ~of God should be everywhere
28   3, 9  |     Godhead Itself substantially abiding in Him, according to Col.
29   3, 50 |       not continue united to ~an abiding hypostasis, as Christ's
30   3, 58 |       twofold meaning; namely, ~"abiding" as in Lk. 24:49: "Sit [
31   3, 58 |         sitting denotes" ~either abiding, or royal or judiciary dignity.
32   3, 89 |          that they rise to ~more abiding grace, not indeed on the
33   3, 89 |      greater the grace, the more abiding it is, but on the part of
34   3, 89 |          exist actually, and as ~abiding in the Divine acceptance.