Part, Question

 1   2, 83 |      2: Even original justice pertained radically to the essence
 2   2, 100|    the Sabbath-day observance pertained to the ~worship of God,
 3   2, 101|     certain men: and all this pertained to the ~worship of God.
 4   2, 101|     OBJ 4: Those things which pertained to the mode of life of the ~
 5   2, 102|     for the ceremonies which ~pertained to sacrifices?~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 102|      very sprinkling of blood pertained to the detestation of ~idolatry,
 7   2, 12 |   unbelief. If then, apostasy pertained to unbelief, it would ~follow
 8   2, 135|      3: Further, if constancy pertained to perseverance, it would
 9   2, 174|    all ~tongues, because this pertained to the perfection of their
10   3, 7  |    yet fully possess all that pertained to His perfection, ~viz.
11   3, 14 |   soul of Christ, to which it pertained ~to preserve its own body.
12   3, 15 |    Now whatever was in Christ pertained to the justice of God, since
13   3, 16 |   this way, viz. that such as pertained to human ~nature should
14   3, 16 |      of God, and that such as pertained to the ~Divine Nature should
15   3, 16 |     them they predicated what pertained ~to both natures, as "Christ"
16   3, 19 | natural and bodily operations pertained in ~some respects to His
17   3, 19 |      of His body and whatever pertained to His outward excellence,
18   3, 21 |        besought for ~Himself, pertained to the salvation of others
19   3, 22 |      the priesthood of Christ pertained not only to ~others, but
20   3, 22 |     the priesthood of Christ ~pertained not only to others, but
21   3, 22 |   prayer which Christ offered pertained to His ~priesthood. We must
22   3, 40 |      on the Sabbath-day, this pertained to the worship of ~God,
23   3, 45 |       the contrary, whatever ~pertained to the gifts, that He had