Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |      that vision of the Word, no changing thoughts exist in the Saints,"
 2   1, 16  |         changes ~mostly with the changing of the thing. But it does
 3   1, 53  |        changed. But a process of changing precedes every actual change: ~
 4   1, 61  |          produces its ~effect by changing the matter from a state
 5   1, 64  |         affecting the ~nature by changing it, but as affecting the
 6   1, 54  |        changed. But a process of changing precedes every actual change: ~
 7   1, 62  |          produces its ~effect by changing the matter from a state
 8   1, 65  |         affecting the ~nature by changing it, but as affecting the
 9   1, 95  |          not in commanding or in changing them, but in ~making use
10   1, 105 |          since God enlightens by changing the ~intellect and will,
11   1, 110 |       the imaginative vision, by changing the imagination.~Aquin.:
12   1, 110 |         can do something towards changing the act of the nutritive
13   2, 108 |         to act without faith in ~changing his mind. He may, however,
14   2, 109 |       with a disguised ~face, by changing the color of their complexion,
15   2, 169 |         of one who repents, by ~"changing His sentence, although He
16   3, 13  |         too, was it incapable of changing its own body from its ~natural
17   3, 13  |        should have the power of ~changing his own body to any form,
18   3, 36  |       worked no miracles ~before changing the water into wine, according
19   3, 41  |    assuaged His bodily hunger by changing the stones into bread, ~
20   3, 43  |   childhood. ~But the miracle of changing water into wine at the marriage
21   3, 44  |          of man, ~principally by changing its lower powers. Hence
22   3, 46  |          his rod into the water, changing it from bitter to sweet; ~
23   3, 75  |          agent can act except by changing the form in something; and
24   3, 77  |        upon the liquid added, by changing it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[77]
25   3, 78  |         can be had ~even without changing the words of the Gospel;
26   3, 78  |         consecration consists in changing ~the substance of bread
27   3, 83  |     repeat them on that account, changing the order of the sacrifice,
28   3, 90  |         Baptism. The third is by changing to a more ~perfect operation
29 Suppl, 79|       actual ~sensation, without changing the nature of the recipient.~
30 Suppl, 81| wherefore in such things ~"to be changing precedes to be changed,"