Part, Question
1 3, 19 | baptism; wherein we are incorporated ~with Christ, according
2 3, 19 | is ~granted to man to be incorporated with Christ. And thus man'
3 3, 49 | in us inasmuch as we ~are incorporated with Him, as the members
4 3, 62 | sacraments of the ~New Law man is incorporated with Christ: thus the Apostle
5 3, 66 | such like waters are not incorporated, artificially or ~naturally,
6 3, 68 | regenerated thereby, he may be ~incorporated in Christ, by becoming His
7 3, 68 | Christ's coming, men were incorporated in ~Christ by faith in His
8 3, 68 | was instituted, men were incorporated in Christ by "faith alone,"
9 3, 68 | Christ's coming, men are incorporated in Christ by faith; according ~
10 3, 68 | sacramentally nor mentally are they ~incorporated in Christ, through Whom
11 3, 68 | because by Baptism men ~are incorporated in Christ, according to
12 3, 68 | that by Baptism man is ~incorporated in the very death of Christ.
13 3, 68 | who are ~baptized, to be incorporated in Christ as His members."
14 3, 68 | faith: for thereby men "are incorporated in Christ," ~as Augustine
15 3, 69 | 5) by ~Baptism a man is incorporated in the Passion and death
16 3, 69 | because, by Baptism, man is incorporated in Christ, ~and is made
17 3, 69 | place also in ~the member incorporated. Now, from the very beginning
18 3, 69 | is that the baptized are ~incorporated in Christ as His members."
19 3, 69 | is by faith that man is incorporated in ~Christ, according to
20 3, 69 | baptized except he be already incorporated ~in Christ. Therefore incorporation
21 3, 69 | is that the baptized are ~incorporated in Christ." And Dionysius (
22 3, 69 | necessity that by Baptism man is incorporated in Christ, as one of His ~
23 3, 69 | already believe in Christ are incorporated in ~Him mentally. But afterwards,
24 3, 69 | are baptized, they are ~incorporated in Him, corporally, as it
25 3, 69 | they could not have been ~incorporated in Him even mentally.~Aquin.:
26 3, 73 | changed into Christ, and be incorporated in Him by mental desire,
27 3, 74 | signified that ~the people is incorporated with Christ.~Aquin.: SMT
28 3, 80 | made one with Christ, and ~incorporated in His members; and this
29 3, 80 | because this is to be ~incorporated in Christ, as was said above (
30 3, 83 | ratified,' i.e. that we may be incorporated in Christ; 'reasonable,' ~
31 Suppl, 71| whole Church is united and ~incorporated, namely Christ: wherefore
32 Suppl, 96| eat spiritually ~and are incorporated with Him by charity, which
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