Part, Question

 1   1, 57 |         some share of ~reason, as obeying its ruler, as is said in
 2   1, 75 |          adapting the members for obeying the appetite; and the ~act
 3   1, 58 |         some share of ~reason, as obeying its ruler, as is said in
 4   1, 74 |          adapting the members for obeying the appetite; and the ~act
 5   2, 93 |           of the Divine Reason by obeying ~it; because the power of
 6   2, 108|  imitating His works, but also by obeying His ~commandments, according
 7   2, 4  |           proceeds from ~the will obeying God. Therefore it seems
 8   2, 12 |           will duly submissive in obeying His commandments; thirdly,
 9   2, 29 |          God, but to honor Him by obeying Him, while it ~is for Him,
10   2, 31 |           no ~man is excused from obeying a precept by having committed
11   2, 31 |          commanding, and the one ~obeying him, as disobeying Our Lord'
12   2, 48 |         may direct themselves in ~obeying their superiors; and to
13   2, 81 |     whereby we merit beatitude by obeying ~God, and in this respect
14   2, 100|         rendering him service, by obeying his commands, and by repaying
15   2, 102|        too has he in the point of obeying his superiors. For Gregory ~
16   2, 102|           prompt, forasmuch as by obeying he forestalls ~the express
17   2, 102|  aforesaid did not sin, either by obeying God or by willing to obey
18   2, 102|      salvation, and consisting in obeying when one is bound to obey: ~
19   2, 102|           from the obligation of ~obeying secular princes.~Aquin.:
20   2, 139|         seduce the appetite from ~obeying reason, while fortitude
21   2, 159|           to embrace patience by ~obeying under difficult and contrary
22   2, 160|           to embrace ~patience by obeying under difficult and contrary
23   2, 176|          so ~long a day, the Lord obeying the voice of a man."~Aquin.:
24   2, 184| perfection, acquire perfection by obeying, while those who ~have already
25   2, 184|         dispense a religious from obeying his superior. ~Therefore
26   3, 8  |       endeavored to lead man from obeying the Divine precept. But
27   3, 19 |       exalted Him." Therefore by ~obeying He merited His exaltation
28   3, 40 |        Old Law. Secondly, that by obeying the Law He ~might perfect
29   3, 83 |            for his presumption in obeying Christ's command, saying: "