Part, Question

 1   1, 113|         devil also makes use in tempting.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[114] A[
 2   2, 24 |        in many ~things, for "by tempting us they work crowns for
 3   2, 93 |        would seem to amount to ~tempting God. Hence Ambrose, commenting
 4   2, 95 |   urgent ~motive, they would be tempting God. Hence Augustine (Contra
 5   2, 95 |         to others: ~this is not tempting God, provided there be just
 6   2, 95 |     punishment. Now the ~sin of tempting God was more severely punished
 7   2, 95 |         graver than ~the sin of tempting God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[97]
 8   2, 161|         Him," that the devil in tempting Christ observed the same
 9   2, 161|   suggestion. Now the devil in ~tempting man promised him knowledge (
10   2, 163|  sensitive. Hence the devil, in tempting man, made use of a twofold ~
11   2, 163|         akin to man, partly by ~tempting the man through the woman
12   2, 163|        same ~species; partly by tempting the woman through the serpent,
13   2, 163|      Reply OBJ 1: In the act of tempting the devil was by way of
14   3, 41 |        does the devil assail by tempting us, when he sees us alone. ~
15   3, 41 |         order did he observe in tempting Christ. For at ~first he
16   3, 49 | exercises his power over men by tempting them ~and molesting their
17   3, 49 |         and was overcome by his tempting. Another ~point is on God'
18   3, 49 | permitted to injure men whom by tempting he had induced to ~give
19   3, 80 |   practices there seems to be a tempting of ~God; hence such things
20   3, 83 |       by killing himself, or by tempting God: also ~in like manner