Part, Question

 1   1, 37 |    a ~tree flowers with the flower, although the flower is
 2   1, 37 |    the flower, although the flower is not the tree's form, ~
 3   1, 37 |     produce a word, and to ~flower is to produce flowers. As
 4   1, 37 | that a tree flowers by ~its flower, so do we say that the Father,
 5   1, 37 |   its ~flowering and by its flower. When, however, the idea
 6   1, 37 |  that the tree produces the flower by the flower, but by ~the
 7   1, 37 |  produces the flower by the flower, but by ~the production
 8   1, 37 |   by ~the production of the flower. So when we say, "spirates"
 9   1, 37 |    a ~tree flowers with the flower, although the flower is
10   1, 37 |    the flower, although the flower is not the tree's form, ~
11   1, 37 |     produce a word, and to ~flower is to produce flowers. As
12   1, 37 | that a tree flowers by ~its flower, so do we say that the Father,
13   1, 37 |   its ~flowering and by its flower. When, however, the idea
14   1, 37 |  that the tree produces the flower by the flower, but by ~the
15   1, 37 |  produces the flower by the flower, but by ~the production
16   1, 37 |   by ~the production of the flower. So when we say, "spirates"
17   1, 102|   the wing of the bird, the flower of the plant, the leaf of
18   2, 150| their ~vocation. They are a flower of the Church's sowing,
19   2, 160|   the glory thereof as ~the flower of the field"; and farther
20   3, 35 |     taken from Is. 11:1: "A flower ~shall rise up out of his
21   3, 35 | Nazareth" is interpreted "a flower." ~But a man is named especially
22   3, 35 |    OBJ 2: Christ wished "to flower" by His holy life, not in