Part, Question

 1   1, 93 |    would have been ~deceived, adhering to images as to realities.~
 2   2, 54 |       are qualities or forms ~adhering to a power, and inclining
 3   2, 114|       the carnal people ~were adhering to the promises of the present
 4   2, 4  |  faith is the First Truth, by adhering to ~which we believe whatever
 5   2, 5  |      to which we assent while adhering to the First Truth. With
 6   2, 5  |     have knowledge of God, by adhering to the First Truth: whereas ~
 7   2, 5  |     faithful does, ~namely by adhering simply to the Divine Truth,
 8   2, 7  |      in the human ~intellect, adhering inordinately to things below
 9   2, 10 |   faith is one virtue through adhering ~to the one First Truth,
10   2, 23 |       consists ~wholly in its adhering to its subject. Consequently,
11   2, 80 |  should give ~himself to God, adhering to Him by a union of the
12   2, 98 |     called spiritual, through adhering to those others. Hence (
13   2, 102|     in man contemning God and adhering ~to mutable things, so the
14   2, 102|  contemning created goods and adhering to God as his end. Now the
15   2, 102|       greater praise from his adhering to God than from his contemning ~
16   2, 116|      the ~immutable good, and adhering to mutable goods, as state
17   2, 118|  transgresses the law who by ~adhering to the letter of the law
18   2, 145|    the ~mind that rejoices in adhering to spiritual things: and
19   2, 184| perfection of man consists in adhering wholly to ~God, as stated
20   2, 186|      other is ~with a view to adhering wholly to divine things;
21   3, 22 |      state of ~grace, by ever adhering to God, wherein his peace