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3501 3, 18 | always conformed to the Divine will ~in the thing willed?~(
3502 3, 18 | there are not two wills, one Divine, ~the other human. For the
3503 3, 18 | mover and commander was the ~Divine will, since in Christ everything
3504 3, 18 | everything human was moved by the Divine ~will. Hence it seems that
3505 3, 18 | only one will, viz. the ~Divine.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18] A[
3506 3, 18 | its own ~will, but by the Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3507 3, 18 | of what pertains to ~His Divine Nature, to which it belongs
3508 3, 18 | i.e. one human, the other Divine.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18] A[
3509 3, 18 | moved at the ~bidding of the Divine will; yet it does not follow
3510 3, 18 | human will followed the Divine will according to Ps. 39:
3511 3, 18 | natural. Hence besides the Divine will ~it is necessary to
3512 3, 18 | from the fact of being in a Divine ~hypostasis, i.e. it was
3513 3, 18 | with the bidding of ~the Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3514 3, 18 | only one nature besides the Divine. Hence in Christ ~there
3515 3, 18 | altogether conformed to the Divine ~will in the thing willed?~
3516 3, 18 | what was willed by His ~Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3517 3, 18 | than was willed by His ~Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3518 3, 18 | nothing else than does the Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3519 3, 18 | transfigure our weakness into His ~Divine but into His human will."~
3520 3, 18 | willed in His reason that the Divine will should be fulfilled ~
3521 3, 18 | rational will Christ willed the Divine will to be ~fulfilled; but
3522 3, 18 | not in relation to the ~Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
3523 3, 18 | of the human will to the Divine regards the ~will of reason:
3524 3, 18 | contrary things. For in His Divine will He wished for death,
3525 3, 18 | from the passion - and His Divine will eager ~for the passion."
3526 3, 18 | rather ~being subject to, His Divine and omnipotent will."~Aquin.:
3527 3, 18 | in Christ wished what the Divine will did not wish, yet there
3528 3, 18 | the reason for which the Divine will and ~the will of the
3529 3, 18 | Secondly, ~because neither the Divine will nor the will of reason
3530 3, 18 | other hand, neither the Divine will nor the will of ~reason
3531 3, 18 | pleased ~Christ, in His Divine will, and in His will of
3532 3, 18 | something else than ~did the Divine will, proceeded from the
3533 3, 18 | will, proceeded from the Divine will, by whose permission ~
3534 3, 18 | judged ~it best that the Divine will regarding the salvation
3535 3, 19 | whatsoever befits His human and Divine operation." But he here ~
3536 3, 19 | mentions only one human and Divine operation, which is written
3537 3, 19 | was the instrument of ~the Divine, as was said above (Q[7],
3538 3, 19 | Hence the operations of the Divine and human natures in ~Christ
3539 3, 19 | is moved and ruled by the Divine. Hence they said that there
3540 3, 19 | it acts; and so has the Divine. Hence the human nature
3541 3, 19 | operation distinct from the Divine, and conversely. Nevertheless, ~
3542 3, 19 | conversely. Nevertheless, ~the Divine Nature makes use of the
3543 3, 19 | in the operation of the Divine Nature, as an instrument
3544 3, 19 | Both forms" (i.e. both the Divine and the human ~nature in
3545 3, 19 | possibly be said of the ~Divine), whence it would follow
3546 3, 19 | Christ there was only the Divine ~operation; or it would
3547 3, 19 | necessary to say that from the Divine and human ~power there was
3548 3, 19 | our ~true God"; i.e. the Divine operation and the human
3549 3, 19 | natures, but inasmuch as His Divine operation employs the ~human,
3550 3, 19 | shares in the power of the Divine. Hence, ~as he says in a
3551 3, 19 | supernaturally. So, too, He wrought Divine things ~humanly, as when
3552 3, 19 | epistle he adds: "He performed Divine works not as God does, and
3553 3, 19 | operations in Christ, one of the Divine and ~the other of the human
3554 3, 19 | operation ~distinct from the Divine, as stated above.~Aquin.:
3555 3, 19 | The proper work of the Divine operation is different from ~
3556 3, 19 | is a proper ~work of the Divine operation, but to touch
3557 3, 19 | and the Son of God, the ~Divine glory and the lordship of
3558 3, 19 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: It is by Divine appointment that there is
3559 3, 20 | goodness, inasmuch as ~the Divine Nature is the very essence
3560 3, 20 | a participation of the ~Divine goodness, being subject,
3561 3, 20 | to the ~operation of the Divine ordinance. Thirdly, human
3562 3, 20 | attain to the height of Divine goodness. And because "in
3563 3, 20 | believed to ~have happened by Divine appointment; hence Dionysius
3564 3, 21 | will in Christ, viz. the Divine, it would nowise ~belong
3565 3, 21 | to Him to pray, since the Divine will of itself is effective
3566 3, 21 | hath done." But because the Divine and the human wills are ~
3567 3, 21 | what it wishes, except by Divine power, hence to pray ~belongs
3568 3, 21 | subject his own ~will to the Divine will. Hence Augustine says
3569 3, 21 | eternal ~procession in the Divine Nature, and of all the good
3570 3, 21 | in conformity with the Divine will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[21]
3571 3, 22 | inasmuch as He bestows Divine things on the ~people, wherefore "
3572 3, 22 | be made partakers of ~the Divine Nature." Moreover, He reconciled
3573 3, 22 | operated by virtue of the Divine, that sacrifice was most
3574 3, 23 | image of God, are capable of Divine beatitude. And this consists
3575 3, 23 | to adopt ~them. Moreover Divine exceeds human adoption,
3576 3, 23 | the work of creation the Divine goodness is communicated ~
3577 3, 24 | proper sense, is a certain Divine ~preordination from eternity
3578 3, 24 | would come anew into the Divine ~Mind. And we must needs
3579 3, 24 | or as subsisting in the Divine Nature, but as ~subsisting
3580 3, 25 | Christ the action of the Divine Nature is distinct ~from
3581 3, 25 | is but one Person of the Divine and ~human natures, and
3582 3, 25 | should be adored besides the ~Divine Word, as though these were
3583 3, 25 | the incarnation of the Divine Word, we adore the flesh
3584 3, 25 | nothing should be done in the Divine ~worship that is not instituted
3585 3, 25 | fashion a ~figure of what is Divine." But because in the New
3586 3, 25 | that there was something Divine ~therein, on account of
3587 3, 25 | appear as endowed with Divine power, by which it triumphed
3588 3, 26 | Reply OBJ 1: If we take the Divine Nature from Christ, we consequently ~
3589 3, 27 | still more perfectly by Divine Providence preserving ~her
3590 3, 27 | Son of God, who is the "Divine Wisdom" ~(1 Cor. 1:24) dwelt
3591 3, 27 | fomes) was perfected by divine providence not ~permitting
3592 3, 27 | ineffable knowledge of the Divine Conception, after that wondrous ~
3593 3, 27 | men, in the effects of the Divine goodness. Now Christ ~is
3594 3, 27 | miraculous result of the divine power."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3595 3, 28 | man to be produced, by the Divine power, "from ~the slime
3596 3, 28 | Christ's body to be ~made, by Divine power, from a virgin without
3597 3, 28 | form; nevertheless the Divine power, which is infinite,
3598 3, 28 | took place miraculously by ~Divine power. Whence Augustine
3599 3, 29 | which he is hindered by the Divine power from ~doing. Thus
3600 3, 29 | knowing the manner of the Divine Birth. That afterwards the ~
3601 3, 29 | have no acquaintance of Divine things."~Aquin.: SMT TP
3602 3, 30 | to be ~observed, by which Divine things are announced to
3603 3, 30 | angels; in like ~manner Divine things are announced to
3604 3, 30 | established by God, by ~which Divine things are brought to men
3605 3, 30 | first to be ~taught the Divine mystery of the loving kindness
3606 3, 30 | him; and, to Mary, how the Divine mystery of the ineffable
3607 3, 30 | was to be hallowed by the Divine Birth: ~since the first
3608 3, 30 | as regards ~knowledge of Divine things. The Mother of God,
3609 3, 30 | by ~angels concerning the Divine Conception.~Aquin.: SMT
3610 3, 30 | to come to announce the Divine Conception, so, seemingly,
3611 3, 30 | and by the argument from Divine omnipotence.~Aquin.: SMT
3612 3, 30 | is added taken from ~the Divine omnipotence.~
3613 3, 31 | what is most becoming to ~Divine wisdom, and most expedient
3614 3, 31 | defiled thing cometh ~into" Divine Wisdom. But Christ is the
3615 3, 32 | overshadowed her, like unto a Divine seed."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3616 3, 32 | corporeal matter, by the Divine ~power of conception and
3617 3, 35 | ad Petrum): "The ~eternal Divine Nature could not be conceived
3618 3, 35 | Consequently it becomes the Divine Nature ~to be conceived
3619 3, 35 | Augustine says that the Divine Nature was conceived and
3620 3, 35 | Mother of God. For in the Divine mysteries we should not
3621 3, 35 | called God in respect of His Divine Nature. ~But the Divine
3622 3, 35 | Divine Nature. ~But the Divine Nature did not first originate
3623 3, 35 | hypostasis, having a human and a Divine nature. Therefore ~whatever
3624 3, 35 | whatever belongs to the Divine and to the human nature
3625 3, 35 | for it, signifying ~the Divine Nature, and when a word
3626 3, 35 | nature was taken by the Divine Person in the very ~beginning
3627 3, 35 | Person who has both the ~divine and the human nature.~Aquin.:
3628 3, 35 | might come nearer ~to the Divine Light, according to Lk.
3629 3, 36 | belongs to the order of Divine wisdom that God's gifts ~
3630 3, 36 | Further, the revelation of Divine truth should be made especially ~
3631 3, 36 | were accustomed to receive Divine answers through the angels; ~
3632 3, 36 | days, owing partly to the Divine ~assistance, and partly
3633 3, 36 | But those who walk ~in the Divine light do not err. Therefore
3634 3, 36 | Magi to the place where the Divine Infant was with His ~Virgin-Mother
3635 3, 36 | because it is used in the Divine Sacrifice; and ~myrrh, which
3636 3, 37 | which is the union of ~the Divine and human natures in the
3637 3, 37 | from ~vice is worthy of Divine regard" [*Bede, on Lk. 2:
3638 3, 39 | accordance with the ~ruling of Divine wisdom, it has been granted
3639 3, 39 | whereas in respect of His Divine Nature He was ever in ~heaven.~
3640 3, 39 | Christ's imagination by the Divine power and by His rational ~
3641 3, 39 | assumed into the unity of the Divine ~Person; since it is not
3642 3, 40 | the Sabbath forbids not Divine work, but human work: for
3643 3, 40 | wrought ~miracles was a Divine work: hence He says (Jn.
3644 3, 42 | the heavenly hierarchy the Divine ~enlightenment comes to
3645 3, 42 | by oneself. And thus the Divine ~power of Christ was specially
3646 3, 42 | books. Moreover, it is by a ~Divine judgment that they err so
3647 3, 43 | Whether He worked them by Divine power?~(3) When did He begin
3648 3, 43 | proved by the argument of ~Divine power: so that when a man
3649 3, 43 | Christ worked miracles by Divine power?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3650 3, 43 | did not work miracles by Divine power. ~For the Divine power
3651 3, 43 | by Divine power. ~For the Divine power is omnipotent. But
3652 3, 43 | did not work miracles by Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3653 3, 43 | did not work miracles by Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3654 3, 43 | Further, what is done by Divine power cannot be done by
3655 3, 43 | did not work miracles by Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3656 3, 43 | cannot ~be wrought save by Divine power: because God alone
3657 3, 43 | there is "one," viz. the Divine, which shines forth in miracles;
3658 3, 43 | is ~the instrument of the Divine action, and the human action
3659 3, 43 | receives power ~from the Divine Nature, as stated above (
3660 3, 43 | He had overcome Him by ~Divine power; fourthly, because
3661 3, 43 | Christ worked miracles by Divine power. Now He was ~possessed
3662 3, 43 | Now He was ~possessed of Divine power from the first moment
3663 3, 43 | order to show forth His Divine power. Therefore, as to
3664 3, 43 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: What the Divine power achieved in Christ
3665 3, 43 | worked miracles by ~the Divine power as not to prejudice
3666 3, 43 | could not be done save by Divine power. For this reason the ~
3667 3, 43 | confirmed by miracles worked by Divine ~power. Hence it was said (
3668 3, 44 | the devil when we have the Divine Scripture": Besides, it ~
3669 3, 44 | about Him, ~lest, if His Divine majesty were proclaimed,
3670 3, 44 | Nom. iv), ~"it beseems Divine providence not to destroy,
3671 3, 44 | its rays in so far as the Divine power caused the sun's rays
3672 3, 44 | not disturbed, because the Divine power caused ~the moon both
3673 3, 44 | Christ worked miracles by ~Divine power: to which it is proper
3674 3, 44 | justified man inwardly by the Divine ~power, but not against
3675 3, 44 | miracles. In like manner by the Divine power He ~infused wisdom
3676 3, 44 | the minds of men by His Divine power, not only by the bestowal
3677 3, 44 | save the world, not only by Divine power, ~but also through
3678 3, 44 | not only made use of His Divine power, healing by ~way of
3679 3, 44 | wishing to show ~that His Divine word, accompanied by His
3680 3, 44 | Christ worked miracles by ~Divine power. Now "the works of
3681 3, 44 | works pertain to the work of Divine ~providence in governing
3682 3, 44 | be recognized as having Divine power, unto the ~salvation
3683 3, 44 | mankind. Now it belongs to the Divine power that every ~creature
3684 3, 44 | was not the effect of a Divine miracle, but of the action
3685 3, 45 | conception was due to a certain Divine ~dispensation, that, as
3686 3, 46 | suffer on ~the part of the Divine mercy, which, as it bestows
3687 3, 46 | again, on the part of ~Divine justice, according to which
3688 3, 46 | both good and befitting the Divine ~dignity; but let us also
3689 3, 46 | this justice depends on the Divine will, requiring ~satisfaction
3690 3, 46 | Human faith, and even the Divine Scriptures upon which ~faith
3691 3, 46 | based, are both based on the Divine foreknowledge and ordinance. ~
3692 3, 46 | necessity which arises of the Divine ~foreknowledge and will.~
3693 3, 46 | operation imitates the Divine work, since it is moved
3694 3, 46 | liberated mankind solely by His Divine ~will, it does not seem
3695 3, 46 | salvation, because ~from His Divine Person it would have had
3696 3, 46 | the knowledge and love of ~Divine things, as Augustine says (
3697 3, 46 | His will was ruled by the Divine wisdom which ~"ordereth
3698 3, 46 | impassible whose Nature is Divine." But what is impassible
3699 3, 46 | the ~human nature with the Divine was effected in the Person,
3700 3, 46 | Person and hypostasis of the Divine and human ~natures, while
3701 3, 46 | to the suppositum of the Divine Nature, not because of the
3702 3, 46 | Nature, not because of the Divine Nature, ~which is impassible,
3703 3, 46 | the "suppositum" of the Divine Nature by reason of the ~
3704 3, 46 | account of the impassible Divine ~Nature.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3705 3, 47 | unity of person ~with the Divine Word, as Augustine says (
3706 3, 48 | is the ~greatness of the Divine power, according to Is.
3707 3, 49 | and actions ~operate with Divine power for expelling sin.~
3708 3, 49 | His Passion ~has a kind of Divine Power of casting out sin,
3709 3, 49 | another. But without the ~Divine permission the devil could
3710 3, 51 | frequently ~criminal, in a divine or prophetic person is a
3711 3, 51 | the manifestation of His Divine power He willed that His ~
3712 3, 51 | seemed credible that the Divine power ~was in Him. Hence
3713 3, 51 | putrefaction, which is sin: but the Divine power preserved Christ's
3714 3, 51 | Christ rose from the tomb by Divine power, which is not ~narrowed
3715 3, 51 | men are to be raised up by Divine ~power, not only from their
3716 3, 52 | into hell ~according to His Divine Nature, which is altogether
3717 3, 52 | is said by the mouth of Divine Wisdom (Ecclus. 24:45): "
3718 3, 52 | everywhere by reason of the Divine Nature.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3719 3, 52 | soul and ~body; not so the Divine Person. Consequently when
3720 3, 52 | said ~to be who enjoy the Divine glory. Accordingly, the
3721 3, 53 | for the commendation of Divine Justice, to which it belongs
3722 3, 53 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Divine power is the same thing
3723 3, 53 | Christ was raised up by the Divine power of the Father, and
3724 3, 53 | soul; yet according to its Divine power it is more ~powerful.
3725 3, 53 | Consequently, it ~was by the Divine power that the body and
3726 3, 54 | 2), it was ~owing to the Divine economy that the glory did
3727 3, 54 | of his own faith; because Divine power is equal to ~taking
3728 3, 55 | known by man ~except through Divine revelation, as the Apostle
3729 3, 55 | greater glory from the Divine vision: because the women
3730 3, 55 | to men in the same way as Divine things are revealed. But ~
3731 3, 55 | things are revealed. But ~Divine things are revealed to men
3732 3, 55 | well disposed, perceive ~Divine things rightly, whereas
3733 3, 55 | showed that He had ~the Divine Nature, by working the miracle
3734 3, 55 | to sex; the ~former is of Divine grace, the latter of human
3735 3, 56 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Divine justice is the cause of
3736 3, 56 | the effect. So, then, the ~Divine justice in itself is not
3737 3, 56 | cause of ours, through the Divine power whose ~office it is
3738 3, 56 | human resurrection is the Divine justice, from which Christ
3739 3, 56 | which is ~dependent on the Divine power, both Christ's death
3740 3, 56 | just ~by sharing in the Divine goodness, but not by sharing
3741 3, 56 | saying that souls rise by the Divine ~Substance, he adds: the
3742 3, 56 | efficacy, which comes of the Divine power, the Passion as well
3743 3, 57 | Good in respect ~of His Divine Nature, and sovereignly
3744 3, 57 | to Him according to His ~Divine Nature?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3745 3, 57 | to Him ~according to His Divine Nature. For, it is written (
3746 3, 57 | heaven ~was not human, but Divine. Therefore it seems that
3747 3, 57 | to the condition of His Divine Nature; ~both because there
3748 3, 57 | nothing higher than the Divine Nature to which He ~can
3749 3, 57 | not in keeping ~with the Divine Nature, which is immovable
3750 3, 57 | does not belong to the Divine Nature properly, yet it
3751 3, 57 | measure according to His Divine Nature, and in a measure ~
3752 3, 57 | Further, Christ's own power is Divine. But this motion does not ~
3753 3, 57 | does not ~seem to have been Divine, because, whereas the Divine
3754 3, 57 | Divine, because, whereas the Divine power is infinite, ~such
3755 3, 57 | nature in Christ, to wit, the Divine ~and the human. Hence His
3756 3, 57 | God." Consequently, the Divine power is the first source ~
3757 3, 57 | power, first of all by His Divine power, and secondly by the
3758 3, 57 | His own power, i.e. His Divine power, as well as by His
3759 3, 57 | Reply OBJ 3: Although the Divine power be infinite, and operate ~
3760 3, 57 | corporeal shares in the Divine ~goodness, the higher its
3761 3, 57 | every body partakes of the Divine Essence, as is shown in ~
3762 3, 57 | a greater share in the ~Divine goodness than any other
3763 3, 57 | assistance ~and operation of the Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3764 3, 58 | to Him according to the Divine Nature?~(3) Whether it belongs
3765 3, 58 | is no such thing in the Divine Persons, ~as was shown in
3766 3, 58 | Christ as man is exalted to Divine honor; and this is ~signified
3767 3, 58 | Father in ~respect of His Divine Nature, while in respect
3768 3, 58 | creatures in the possession of Divine gifts. But each of these ~
3769 3, 58 | Since the right hand is the Divine beatitude, then "to sit ~
3770 3, 59 | belongs ~exclusively to the Divine power, according to Jer.
3771 3, 59 | the personal union of the Divine ~and human natures: according
3772 3, 59 | on account of both ~His Divine personality, and the dignity
3773 3, 59 | in ~accordance with the Divine justice, He should be judge
3774 3, 59 | xx) that it is part of ~Divine judgment for the good to
3775 3, 59 | Christ according to His Divine Nature, it ~is evident that
3776 3, 59 | He came to raise men to Divine things. Hence Ambrose ~observes
3777 3, 59 | He who came down with ~a Divine purpose should hold Himself
3778 3, 59 | submitted to the verdict of the Divine ~Judgment; and consequently,
3779 3, 59 | which are not foreign to the Divine ~judgment, all these things
3780 3, 59 | only with regard to His Divine Nature, as He is the Word
3781 3, 60 | Consequently those secrets, whether Divine or human, which it is unlawful ~
3782 3, 60 | signify something holy, viz. Divine ~wisdom and goodness inasmuch
3783 3, 60 | the kingdom of God and the Divine ~worship. But sensible things
3784 3, 60 | not seem to belong to the Divine worship: ~for we are told (
3785 3, 60 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Divine wisdom provides for each
3786 3, 60 | sensible things: just as in the Divine Scriptures spiritual things
3787 3, 60 | men be ~restricted by the Divine Law: still less by the Law
3788 3, 60 | should be determined by ~Divine institution. Therefore in
3789 3, 60 | which are determined by Divine ~institution.~Aquin.: SMT
3790 3, 60 | must it be determined by Divine institution what things
3791 3, 60 | but ~only in virtue of the Divine institution. And therefore
3792 3, 61 | intelligible. Now it belongs to Divine providence to ~provide for
3793 3, 61 | its condition requires. Divine wisdom, ~therefore, fittingly
3794 3, 61 | advance in the knowledge of Divine things." Consequently in
3795 3, 61 | argue some change in the ~Divine will that God should give
3796 3, 62 | participated likeness of the Divine Nature, ~according to 2
3797 3, 62 | made'] partakers of the ~Divine Nature." But the instrumental
3798 3, 62 | accomplish through the ~Divine institution an instrumental
3799 3, 62 | is the instrument of the Divine power, ~cleanses the soul:
3800 3, 62 | participated likeness of the Divine Nature. And just as the
3801 3, 62 | virtues and gifts, a certain ~Divine assistance in obtaining
3802 3, 62 | effect, and hold that the Divine ~power assists the sacraments
3803 3, 62 | Tract. lxxx in Joan.), the Divine Word perfects ~the sacrament "
3804 3, 62 | in things pertaining to Divine Worship in regard to the ~
3805 3, 62 | gave themselves up to the Divine worship ~according to the
3806 3, 63 | things pertaining to the Divine worship according to the
3807 3, 63 | to come, by the seal of Divine Predestination. But they
3808 3, 63 | says (Eccl. Hier. ii): "The Divine Beatitude ~admits him that
3809 3, 63 | Godlike and communicators of Divine gifts." Now the worship
3810 3, 63 | consists either in receiving Divine gifts, or in bestowing them
3811 3, 63 | things pertaining to the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3812 3, 63 | others, ~things pertaining to Divine worship. Now the Divine
3813 3, 63 | Divine worship. Now the Divine worship consists in ~certain
3814 3, 63 | of things pertaining ~to Divine worship: and because such
3815 3, 63 | truth," consequently, the ~Divine bounty bestows grace on
3816 3, 63 | actions that pertain to the Divine worship, rather than in
3817 3, 63 | things ~pertaining to the Divine worship; which is a protestation
3818 3, 63 | a man is deputed to the Divine worship, ~as stated above (
3819 3, 63 | things pertaining to the Divine worship. For this ~reason
3820 3, 63 | remedy for sin, ~and for the Divine worship. Now all the sacraments,
3821 3, 63 | directly ordained to the Divine ~worship. Thus it is clear
3822 3, 63 | afford man any advance in the Divine worship, but restores ~him
3823 3, 63 | sacrament may belong to the Divine worship in three ways: first
3824 3, 63 | Eucharist ~belongs to the Divine worship, for the Divine
3825 3, 63 | Divine worship, for the Divine worship consists ~principally
3826 3, 63 | thus deputing him to the Divine worship: just as inanimate ~
3827 3, 63 | forasmuch as they are deputed to Divine ~worship.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3828 3, 64 | aptitude is ~fixed by the Divine institution to some special
3829 3, 64 | Isidore, Etym. vi) says: "The Divine power ~in the sacraments
3830 3, 64 | salutary effect." Now ~the Divine power is Christ's as God,
3831 3, 64 | could He communicate the Divine Essence. The other was the
3832 3, 64 | that he is, to take part in Divine ~things, with the thought
3833 3, 64 | call them prayers, over the Divine symbols."~Aquin.: SMT TP
3834 3, 65 | their efficacy from the Divine power, and the power of ~
3835 3, 65 | Christ's Passion. But the Divine power is one, and Christ'
3836 3, 65 | done. In the same way ~the Divine power and the Passion of
3837 3, 66 | Para. 1/4~I answer that, By Divine institution water is the
3838 3, 66 | Personal Properties of the Divine Persons, as stated in the
3839 3, 66 | essential name. Now the Divine power which ~works in Baptism,
3840 3, 66 | by way of imitating the ~(Divine) act. In like manner, too,
3841 3, 68 | actions, in things that are of Divine or natural law. And therefore ~
3842 3, 68 | order of the natural and Divine law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68]
3843 3, 69 | ordained, but which the Divine power produces miraculously
3844 3, 69 | according to the ordering of Divine providence.~Aquin.: SMT
3845 3, 69 | but a ~miraculous work of Divine providence.~Aquin.: SMT
3846 3, 69 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the Divine power which can change man'
3847 3, 70 | was fully instructed about Divine ~things, both faith and
3848 3, 70 | their families ~concerning Divine things by way of paternal
3849 3, 70 | description is required by any ~divine precept; nor did the Jews,
3850 3, 71 | touch of the priest, the Divine wisdom and ~power brings
3851 3, 72 | their efficacy from the Divine institution, as stated above (
3852 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Divine power is not confined to
3853 3, 72 | faithful of Christ are a Divine work, according to 1 Cor.
3854 3, 73 | sacrament foreshadows the Divine fruition, which shall come
3855 3, 75 | alone, which rests upon Divine authority. Hence, on Lk.
3856 3, 75 | wedded His Godhead," i.e. His Divine power, to the ~bread and
3857 3, 75 | sacrament is wrought by Divine power. ~Therefore, in this
3858 3, 75 | another. And this is done by Divine power in this sacrament;
3859 3, 75 | this is reasonably done ~by Divine providence. First of all,
3860 3, 76 | a supernatural, i.e. the Divine, intellect, and ~consequently
3861 3, 76 | participated glory of the Divine intellect, sees all supernatural ~
3862 3, 76 | things in the vision of the Divine Essence. But it can be seen
3863 3, 77 | subject. This can be done by Divine power: for since an effect ~
3864 3, 77 | subject, but through the Divine ~power sustaining them;
3865 3, 77 | accidents are preserved by Divine ~power when the substance
3866 3, 77 | density, are preserved ~by Divine power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
3867 3, 77 | it is an effect of the Divine power that the ~sacramental
3868 3, 77 | therefore, as it is an effect of Divine power ~that the sacramental
3869 3, 77 | so is it an effect ~of Divine power that they can act
3870 3, 77 | substantial form. But by ~Divine power this instrumental
3871 3, 78 | accomplished this sacrament by His Divine power, and subsequently ~
3872 3, 78 | created power, ~but solely by Divine power, as was stated in
3873 3, 79 | with ~the sweetness of the Divine goodness, according to Cant
3874 3, 80 | is beseeming neither the Divine majesty, nor Christian ~
3875 3, 80 | but are to ~be left to the Divine judgment.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3876 3, 81 | instance, the ~sweetness of the Divine goodness, since bread is
3877 3, 82 | he is the dispenser ~of Divine gifts, of which he ought
3878 3, 82 | the consecration of the Divine Mystery, if the priest invoking
3879 3, 82 | Christ to utter, over the ~Divine symbols, his unclean infamies,
3880 3, 82 | fall who believe that the Divine and hidden ~mysteries can
3881 3, 82 | there of the holiness of the Divine ~sacrament.~Aquin.: SMT
3882 3, 82 | although suspended by the Divine sentence, yet they are ~
3883 3, 83 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, only Divine works ought to be recalled
3884 3, 83 | are rendered fit for the Divine worship, so that man derives
3885 3, 83 | making him more fitted for Divine functions, unless this be ~
3886 3, 83 | more than in the others by Divine praises ~and by admonitions,
3887 3, 83 | 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, the Divine power works this sacrament
3888 3, 83 | part of this preparation is Divine ~praise, and consists in
3889 3, 83 | circuminsession" of all the Divine ~Persons.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3890 3, 83 | we believe Christ as the ~Divine truth, according to Jn.
3891 3, 83 | Hier. iii), he who gives Divine things to others, ought
3892 3, 83 | come to the people through Divine ~revelation, such as faith
3893 3, 83 | angel ~standing by at the Divine mysteries may present to
3894 3, 83 | presume ever to ~leave the Divine offices unfinished, unless
3895 3, 83 | his act of completing the Divine mysteries.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3896 3, 84 | of corporeal things the Divine power works out salvation
3897 3, 84 | work as instruments of the Divine power, as ~in the other
3898 3, 84 | sacraments: because it is the Divine power that works ~inwardly
3899 3, 84 | excellence of power over the Divine mysteries; hence it is written (
3900 3, 84 | has done: yet it is due to Divine institution that ~man does
3901 3, 84 | the ~institution of the Divine law, as we have stated in
3902 3, 84 | merciful by the example of Divine ~mercy, according to Lk.
3903 3, 84 | against the infinity of Divine mercy, which surpasses any ~
3904 3, 85 | precept about penance in the Divine law, according to ~Mt. 4:
3905 3, 86 | because this is contrary to Divine mercy, of which it is ~written (
3906 3, 86 | patiently with the help of Divine grace, is released also
3907 3, 87 | affections so tend to God and Divine things, that ~whatever might
3908 3, 87 | of ~reverence for God and Divine things; and in this way
3909 3, 88 | previous sins was a work of ~Divine mercy, so that it cannot
3910 3, 88 | whereby one avoids sin is ~a Divine favor, for Augustine says (
3911 3, 89 | and as ~abiding in the Divine acceptance. Now, they abide
3912 3, 90 | Penance. For ~it is the Divine power that works our salvation
3913 3, 90 | the ~sacraments. Now the Divine power is one and simple.
3914 3, 90 | simple by reason of the Divine ~power, which operates therein:
3915 3, 90 | operates therein: but the Divine power is so great that it ~
3916 3, Note| writing so well ~of his Divine Master. The remainder of
3917 3, Note| writing so well ~of his Divine Master. The remainder of
3918 Suppl, 1 | judgment, and strays from ~the Divine commandments. Consequently
3919 Suppl, 3 | harmony ~with the order of the Divine goodness, than others do.~
3920 Suppl, 4 | it through the agency of Divine grace or providence, ~because
3921 Suppl, 4 | those goods; rather was it ~Divine providence that was their
3922 Suppl, 6 | natural law, but of the Divine law ~which is above nature.
3923 Suppl, 6 | necessity, is according to Divine, but not ~according to natural
3924 Suppl, 6 | two counts: first, by the ~Divine law, from the very fact
3925 Suppl, 6 | OBJ 1: The precepts of the Divine law do not bind less than
3926 Suppl, 6 | can there be from positive Divine law.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[6]
3927 Suppl, 7 | But ~it belongs to the Divine law to determine the circumstances,
3928 Suppl, 7 | confession, by means of the Divine law, which determines the ~
3929 Suppl, 7 | act of penance leans on Divine mercy. But confession ~leans
3930 Suppl, 7 | confession ~leans rather on Divine wisdom, by reason of the
3931 Suppl, 8 | except in virtue of its Divine ~institution. Now its Divine
3932 Suppl, 8 | Divine ~institution. Now its Divine institution is made known
3933 Suppl, 8 | the presupposition of the Divine ~institutions: and since
3934 Suppl, 8 | hinders the observance of a Divine command ~cannot be the subject
3935 Suppl, 8 | given by man. Now it is a ~Divine command to the rectors of
3936 Suppl, 10| through ignorance ~of the Divine law, he is not excused from
3937 Suppl, 11| sacramental confession is of Divine law, so that no human dispensation
3938 Suppl, 13| from the ~infinity of the Divine majesty, so does satisfaction
3939 Suppl, 13| infinity from the infinity of Divine mercy, in so far as it is
3940 Suppl, 14| impossible both as to the Divine ~acceptation and as to equivalence:
3941 Suppl, 14| sense the "fitness of the Divine ~goodness" is justice; thus
3942 Suppl, 17| are the dispensers of the ~divine mysteries, as appears from
3943 Suppl, 17| Now this power is in the Divine ~Trinity by authority; hence
3944 Suppl, 17| by their own, ~but by a Divine power and by the Passion
3945 Suppl, 17| OBJ 5: Further, all three Divine Persons remit sins. Now
3946 Suppl, 18| the Old Law ~signified the Divine operation, so that the priest
3947 Suppl, 18| would merely declare the Divine ~operation that has its
3948 Suppl, 18| Thirdly, by signifying the Divine operation ~causing then
3949 Suppl, 18| the judgment of God. But ~Divine justice appoints the punishment
3950 Suppl, 18| that without prejudice to Divine justice something ~can be
3951 Suppl, 18| his power against that ~Divine motion, he would not realize
3952 Suppl, 18| be turned away from the ~Divine order, and consequently
3953 Suppl, 18| the priest guided by the Divine instinct. Therefore just
3954 Suppl, 18| so the priest, moved by ~Divine instinct, some times refrains
3955 Suppl, 18| be guided entirely by the Divine ~instinct.~Aquin.: SMT XP
3956 Suppl, 19| account of the very fulness of Divine goodness in Him, and of
3957 Suppl, 20| was bestowed on priests by Divine ~authority in the words: "
3958 Suppl, 22| excommunication is privation of divine things and of the ~communion
3959 Suppl, 23| criminal ~deed, or in an act of Divine worship, or through contempt
3960 Suppl, 23| of holding communion in Divine ~worship. It may also be
3961 Suppl, 23| by holding ~communion in Divine worship one acts against
3962 Suppl, 24| knowingly ~communicates in the Divine worship with those whom
3963 Suppl, 25| too great a market of the Divine mercy" [*St. ~Bonaventure,
3964 Suppl, 25| again does it ~derogate from Divine justice, for no punishment
3965 Suppl, 29| efficacy ~thereof is due to the Divine institution. Therefore its
3966 Suppl, 29| is the ~instrument of a Divine operation. Hence the matter
3967 Suppl, 29| other sacraments, not of the Divine ~mercy, but rather of the
3968 Suppl, 30| of the matter, but by the Divine power which works ~reasonably.
3969 Suppl, 31| necessity, is due to the Divine ~dispensation, in order
3970 Suppl, 34| their ~participation of divine things, and their communicating
3971 Suppl, 34| Now the communication of divine things, which is the ~purpose
3972 Suppl, 34| to the dispensing of ~the divine sacraments, as by the blessing
3973 Suppl, 34| sacraments is from the ~divine power, which works our salvation
3974 Suppl, 34| include a mention of the ~divine power by the invocation
3975 Suppl, 34| expressed ~on the part of the divine power to which the effect
3976 Suppl, 34| signifies and ~contains the divine power through the sanctification
3977 Suppl, 35| admitting men to witness the Divine ~sacraments, and so forth;
3978 Suppl, 36| appointed to lead others in ~Divine things, he who being conscious
3979 Suppl, 36| unfaithfulness who gives any man Divine things above his ~measure:
3980 Suppl, 36| to the Church and to the Divine honor which is ~promoted
3981 Suppl, 36| receives or demands any Divine thing from him also sins
3982 Suppl, 36| that ~he is to take part in Divine things, with the thought
3983 Suppl, 36| them prayers, over ~the Divine symbols." Therefore a priest
3984 Suppl, 36| repaired in an instant by Divine grace.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
3985 Suppl, 37| things pertaining to the Divine mysteries; and so various
3986 Suppl, 37| debarred from beholding Divine things and from the assembly
3987 Suppl, 37| implicitly. But afterwards the Divine worship ~developed, and
3988 Suppl, 37| various modes of receiving ~Divine things, and hence also they
3989 Suppl, 37| only one mode ~of receiving Divine things, which results from
3990 Suppl, 37| appointed to ~any other than Divine offices. Now all these are
3991 Suppl, 37| the doorkeeper is ~given a Divine power to debar others from
3992 Suppl, 37| they ~are enlisted in the Divine service, wherefore the blessing
3993 Suppl, 37| to be set ~aside for the Divine worship, wherefore the blessing
3994 Suppl, 38| applied by their Orders to the Divine ~worship in a more noble
3995 Suppl, 38| others to places ~in all the Divine services. Hence he alone
3996 Suppl, 39| man pledges himself to the Divine ~offices. And since no man
3997 Suppl, 40| were not ~ordained to the Divine ministry, it would seem
3998 Suppl, 40| those who are devoted to the Divine ministry.~Aquin.: SMT XP
3999 Suppl, 40| apply themselves to the ~Divine ministry to be shaven or
4000 Suppl, 40| who are appointed to the Divine service ~acquire a royal
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