Part, Question

 1   1, 1  |     doers of the word, and not hearers only" (James 1:22). Therefore ~
 2   2, 20 |        the good actions of his hearers are consequences ~resulting
 3   2, 20 |       good actions done by the hearers, result from the ~preacher'
 4   2, 100|        Rm. 2:13): "For not the hearers of the Law ~are justified
 5   2, 111|    fittingly presenting to his hearers what he knows.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 10 |       to the subverting of the hearers." But it is ~impossible
 7   2, 10 |      other on the part of his ~hearers. On the part of the disputant,
 8   2, 10 |         2/2~On the part of the hearers we must consider whether
 9   2, 36 |       to the subverting of the hearers."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[38] A[
10   2, 71 |      his own part, causes his ~hearers to have a bad opinion of
11   2, 89 |        bring ourselves and our hearers to reverence Him.~Aquin.:
12   2, 89 |      such things as make ~good hearers." For such like musical
13   2, 89 |       The same applies to ~the hearers, for even if some of them
14   2, 175|  speaks so as "to please" his ~hearers, not indeed with a view
15   2, 175|        speaks as "to sway" his hearers. In order to effect ~this
16   2, 175|        fill the hearts ~of the hearers, in vain does the voice
17   2, 185|       tills the hearts of his ~hearers with the plough of God's
18   3, 8  |        administer grace to the hearers." Therefore it seems to
19   3, 38 |       to baptize, "he sent his hearers to Christ" (Hom. xxix in
20   3, 42 | imprinted on the hearts of His hearers; wherefore it is written (
21   3, 42 | doctrine in the hearts of the ~hearers.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[42] A[