|    Part, Question1   1, 64  |       Reply OBJ 2: God's mercy delivers from sin those who repent.
 2   1, 65  |       Reply OBJ 2: God's mercy delivers from sin those who repent.
 3   2, 74  |  speculative reason judges and delivers ~its sentence about intelligible
 4   2, 74  |       the lower reason, ~which delivers judgment in a lower court:
 5   2, 11  |        Church, and furthermore delivers him to the ~secular tribunal
 6   2, 160 | captured the ~heart, forthwith delivers it into the hands of its
 7   3, 40  |        preaching and teaching, delivers to ~others the fruits of
 8   3, 40  |        embraced, wherein a man delivers to others the fruits of
 9   3, 52  |     sacrament of the Eucharist delivers men ~from Purgatory inasmuch
10 Suppl, 10|          1) Whether confession delivers one from the death of sin?~(
11 Suppl, 10|          2) Whether confession delivers one in any way from punishment?~(
12 Suppl, 10|         1/1~Whether confession delivers one from the death of sin?~
13 Suppl, 10|     Baptism does. Now Baptism ~delivers one from the death of sin,
14 Suppl, 10|       said of Baptism that it ~delivers from death, so can it be
15 Suppl, 10|       to it, and ~therefore it delivers penitents from death in
16 Suppl, 10|      as the desire ~of Baptism delivers those who are going to be
17 Suppl, 10|         1/1~Whether confession delivers from punishment in some
18 Suppl, 10|    seem that confession nowise delivers from punishment. ~For sin
19 Suppl, 10|      very desire of absolution delivers a man ~from eternal punishment,
20 Suppl, 20|       1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Penance delivers man from all defects of
21 Suppl, 37|       reception of orders, and delivers to them ~the power of order.
22 Appen1, 2|  Whether the fire of Purgatory delivers from the debt of punishment?~
 
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