Part, Question
1 1, 1 | profitable to teach, to reprove, to correct, to instruct
2 2, 32 | to wise men and elders to reprove and to scold. ~Secondly,
3 2, 24 | according to ~Ps. 49:21: "I will reprove thee and set before thy
4 2, 30 | comfort the sorrowful, to reprove the sinner, ~to forgive
5 2, 30 | following verse: "To ~counsel, reprove, console, to pardon, forbear,
6 2, 30 | what is ~asked for, if you reprove him that asks unjustly."
7 2, 31 | says that "a man should reprove his brother out of zeal
8 2, 31 | the cloister in order to reprove men, which would be unbecoming. ~
9 2, 31 | seek him out, in order to reprove him ~for a sin. On the other
10 2, 31 | ought not to ~presume to reprove the conduct of holy men,
11 2, 31 | who is not an equal can reprove privately and respectfully.
12 2, 31 | Whether a sinner ought to reprove a wrongdoer?~Aquin.: SMT
13 2, 31 | seem that a sinner ought to reprove a wrongdoer. For no ~man
14 2, 31 | brother, there will be none to reprove the ~wrongdoer. But the
15 2, 31 | in Monte ii, ~19): "To reprove the faults of others is
16 2, 31 | from this that, if a sinner reprove a wrongdoer with humility,
17 2, 31 | 5:20): "Them that sin reprove before all, that the rest
18 2, 41 | better than he asks, if thou reprove him that ~asks unjustly."
19 2, 58 | superior, who is ~"able to reprove both, and to put his hand
20 2, 58 | because it is his duty, he can reprove or judge with humility ~
21 2, 58 | not forbid Christians to reprove others from kindly motives,
22 2, 65 | sight of the ~eyes, nor reprove according to the hearing
23 2, 65 | with justice, and shall reprove with equity for the meek ~
24 2, 71 | truth: rather ought one to reprove him with words, for ~that
25 2, 85 | would not have omitted to reprove them. ~In like manner the
26 2, 152 | Further, it is useless to reprove and instruct one who cannot
27 3, 55 | Tim. 5:20: "Them that sin reprove before all," so is a ~public
28 Suppl, 40| others; for his it is to ~reprove, to correct, to appoint,
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