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2001 2, 106 | tables of stone, so is the law of faith inscribed on the ~
2002 2, 106 | 2/2~Nevertheless the New Law contains certain things
2003 2, 106 | so to speak, in the New ~Law; and the faithful need to
2004 2, 106 | we must say that the New Law is in the first ~place a
2005 2, 106 | is in the first ~place a law that is inscribed on our
2006 2, 106 | secondarily it is a ~written law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
2007 2, 106 | nature, and thus the natural law is ~instilled into man.
2008 2, 106 | grace. In this way the New ~Law is instilled into man, not
2009 2, 106 | Consequently whoever had the law of grace ~instilled into
2010 2, 106 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law justifies?~Aquin.: SMT FS
2011 2, 106 | would seem that the New Law does not justify. For no
2012 2, 106 | justified unless he obeys God's law, according to Heb. 5:9: "
2013 2, 106 | Gospel." Therefore the New Law does not ~justify.~Aquin.:
2014 2, 106 | the Romans that the ~Old Law did not justify, because
2015 2, 106 | stated (Rm. 4:15): "The Law worketh wrath: for where
2016 2, 106 | for where there is ~no law, neither is there transgression."
2017 2, 106 | But much more did the New Law ~increase transgression:
2018 2, 106 | after the giving of the New Law ~deserves greater punishment,
2019 2, 106 | A man making ~void the Law of Moses dieth without any
2020 2, 106 | etc.? Therefore the New Law, ~like the Old Law, does
2021 2, 106 | the New Law, ~like the Old Law, does not justify.~Aquin.:
2022 2, 106 | justifieth." But the Old Law was from God just as the ~
2023 2, 106 | from God just as the ~New Law. Therefore the New Law does
2024 2, 106 | New Law. Therefore the New Law does not justify any more
2025 2, 106 | justify any more than the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
2026 2, 106 | justified. ~Therefore the Law of the Gospel justifies.~
2027 2, 106 | twofold element in the ~Law of the Gospel. There is
2028 2, 106 | And as to this, the New Law justifies. Hence ~Augustine
2029 2, 106 | the Old ~Testament, "the Law was set forth in an outward
2030 2, 106 | element of the ~Evangelical Law is secondary: namely, the
2031 2, 106 | And as to ~this, the New Law does not justify. Hence
2032 2, 106 | argument holds true of the New Law, not as to its ~principal,
2033 2, 106 | And this is why the New Law is not said to "work wrath":
2034 2, 106 | both the New and the Old Law, but in ~different ways.
2035 2, 106 | ways. For He gave the Old Law written on tables of stone: ~
2036 2, 106 | whereas He gave the New Law written "in the fleshly
2037 2, 106 | the other letter, i.e. the Law of the New Testament, the ~
2038 2, 106 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law should have been given from
2039 2, 106 | would seem that the New Law should have been given from
2040 2, 106 | Rm. ~3:23). Therefore the Law of the Gospel should have
2041 2, 106 | and Mark. Therefore the Law of the Gospel should ~have
2042 2, 106 | 26-29). Therefore the New Law also, which is ~very necessary
2043 2, 106 | is natural." But the New Law is highly ~spiritual. Therefore
2044 2, 106 | not fitting for ~the New Law to be given from the beginning
2045 2, 106 | first is ~because the New Law, as stated above (A[1]),
2046 2, 106 | after speaking of "the Law of the Spirit of life,"
2047 2, 106 | the justification of the Law might be ~fulfilled in us." [*
2048 2, 106 | the perfection of the New Law. Because ~a thing is not
2049 2, 106 | Apostle (Gal. 3:24,25): "The Law ~was our pedagogue in Christ
2050 2, 106 | in the fact that the New Law is the law of ~grace: wherefore
2051 2, 106 | that the New Law is the law of ~grace: wherefore it
2052 2, 106 | under ~the state of the Old Law, so that through falling
2053 2, 106 | Apostle (Rm. 5:20): "The Law entered in, that sin might ~
2054 2, 106 | that He did not offer the Law of grace to ~all from the
2055 2, 106 | beginning of the world, which Law was to be published in due ~
2056 2, 106 | succession of time. Hence the New Law avails ~for all places,
2057 2, 106 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law will last till the end of
2058 2, 106 | would seem that the New Law will not last until the
2059 2, 106 | done away." But the ~New Law is "in part," since the
2060 2, 106 | part." Therefore the New Law is to be done away, ~and
2061 2, 106 | viz. the state of the Old Law, wherein men were intent
2062 2, 106 | viz. the state of the New Law, wherein the clergy who
2063 2, 106 | yet, like unto another ~Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
2064 2, 106 | according to a change of law: and thus no other state
2065 2, 106 | succeed ~this state of the New Law. Because the state of the
2066 2, 106 | Because the state of the New Law succeeded the ~state of
2067 2, 106 | succeeded the ~state of the Old Law, as a more perfect law a
2068 2, 106 | Old Law, as a more perfect law a less perfect one. Now
2069 2, 106 | that the state of the New ~Law: since nothing can approach
2070 2, 106 | the last end. But the New Law ~does this: wherefore the
2071 2, 106 | perfect than ~that of the New Law, since the nearer a thing
2072 2, 106 | relation to one and the same law more or less perfectly.
2073 2, 106 | thus the ~state of the Old Law underwent frequent changes,
2074 2, 106 | too, the state of the New Law is subject to change with
2075 2, 106 | first was under the Old Law; the second is that of ~
2076 2, 106 | second is that of ~the New Law; the third will take place
2077 2, 106 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Old Law corresponded not only to
2078 2, 106 | foreshadowed in the Old Law. Hence Our ~Lord said (Jn.
2079 2, 106 | In like manner the New Law ~corresponds not only to
2080 2, 106 | according to ~Rm. 8:2: "The Law of the Spirit of life in
2081 2, 106 | look forward to another law corresponding to the Holy
2082 2, 107 | Para. 1/1 - OF THE NEW LAW AS COMPARED WITH THE OLD (
2083 2, 107 | must now consider the New Law as compared with the Old:
2084 2, 107 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the New Law is distinct from the Old
2085 2, 107 | is distinct from the Old Law?~(2) Whether the New Law
2086 2, 107 | Law?~(2) Whether the New Law fulfils the Old?~(3) Whether
2087 2, 107 | Old?~(3) Whether the New Law is contained in the Old?~(
2088 2, 107 | burdensome, the New or the Old Law?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107] A[
2089 2, 107 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law is distinct from the Old
2090 2, 107 | is distinct from the Old Law?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107] A[
2091 2, 107 | would seem that the New Law is not distinct from the
2092 2, 107 | Mt. 21:9. Therefore the law is the same also.~Aquin.:
2093 2, 107 | little difference between the Law and Gospel" [*The ~'little
2094 2, 107 | things: since even the Old Law comprised precepts of ~charity: "
2095 2, 107 | Therefore it seems that the New Law is not distinct from the ~
2096 2, 107 | laws by calling ~the Old Law "a law of works," and the
2097 2, 107 | calling ~the Old Law "a law of works," and the New Law "
2098 2, 107 | law of works," and the New Law "a law of faith" (Rm. ~3:
2099 2, 107 | works," and the New Law "a law of faith" (Rm. ~3:27). But
2100 2, 107 | Rm. ~3:27). But the Old Law was also a law of faith,
2101 2, 107 | But the Old Law was also a law of faith, according to Heb.
2102 2, 107 | In like manner the New ~Law is a law of works: since
2103 2, 107 | manner the New ~Law is a law of works: since it is written (
2104 2, 107 | Me." ~Therefore the New Law is not distinct from the
2105 2, 107 | translation also be made of the Law." ~But the priesthood of
2106 2, 107 | same place. Therefore the Law is also ~distinct.~Aquin.:
2107 2, 107 | 2]; Q[91], A[4]), every law ~ordains human conduct to
2108 2, 107 | differ specifically from a law ordained to government ~
2109 2, 107 | same state there is one ~law enjoined on men of mature
2110 2, 107 | common good; and another law regulating the ~education
2111 2, 107 | to the first way, the New Law is ~not distinct from the
2112 2, 107 | not distinct from the Old Law: because they both have
2113 2, 107 | the second way, the New Law is distinct from the Old
2114 2, 107 | is distinct from the Old Law: ~because the Old Law is
2115 2, 107 | Old Law: ~because the Old Law is like a pedagogue of children,
2116 2, 107 | 3:24), whereas the New Law is the law of perfection,
2117 2, 107 | whereas the New Law is the law of perfection, since it
2118 2, 107 | perfection, since it is ~the law of charity, of which the
2119 2, 107 | in the Old and in the New Law: since what ~they believed
2120 2, 107 | For the ~precepts of every law prescribe acts of virtue.
2121 2, 107 | the like. Hence the Old Law, which was given to men
2122 2, 107 | grace, was called ~the "law of fear," inasmuch as it
2123 2, 107 | or reward. Hence the New Law which derives ~its pre-eminence
2124 2, 107 | hearts, is ~called the "Law of love": and it is described
2125 2, 107 | this ~reason, too, the Old Law is described as "restraining
2126 2, 107 | righteousness: and hence the New Law, which is the Law of love,
2127 2, 107 | the New Law, which is the Law of love, is said ~to restrain
2128 2, 107 | they belonged to the ~New Law. In like manner in the New
2129 2, 107 | the perfection of the New Law; and these it ~was necessary,
2130 2, 107 | 3/3~But although the Old Law contained precepts of charity,
2131 2, 107 | 106], AA[1],2), the New Law is called ~the law of faith,
2132 2, 107 | the New Law is called ~the law of faith, in so far as its
2133 2, 107 | sacramental: but the New Law does not consist chiefly ~
2134 2, 107 | latter things, as did the Old Law. As to those under the Old ~
2135 2, 107 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law fulfils the Old?~Aquin.:
2136 2, 107 | would seem that the New Law does not fulfil the Old.
2137 2, 107 | are contrary. But the New Law voids or excludes the ~observances
2138 2, 107 | observances of the Old Law: for the Apostle says (Gal.
2139 2, 107 | nothing." Therefore the New Law is ~not a fulfilment of
2140 2, 107 | Lord propounded in the New Law precepts that were contrary
2141 2, 107 | to precepts of ~the Old Law. For we read (Mt. 5:27-32):
2142 2, 107 | the precepts of the Old Law relating to the ~different
2143 2, 107 | man." Therefore the New Law is not a fulfilment of the
2144 2, 107 | whoever acts against a law does not fulfil the law.
2145 2, 107 | law does not fulfil the law. But ~Christ in certain
2146 2, 107 | cases acted against the Law. For He touched the leper ~(
2147 2, 107 | which was contrary to the Law. Likewise He seems to have ~
2148 2, 107 | Christ did not fulfil the Law: and so the New Law given
2149 2, 107 | the Law: and so the New Law given by Christ is not ~
2150 2, 107 | OBJ 4: Further, the Old Law contained precepts, moral,
2151 2, 107 | Lord (Mt. 5) fulfilled ~the Law in some respects, but without
2152 2, 107 | Therefore it seems that the New Law is not a ~complete fulfilment
2153 2, 107 | tittle ~shall not pass of the Law till all be fulfilled."~
2154 2, 107 | stated above (A[1]), the New Law is compared to the ~Old
2155 2, 107 | And accordingly the New Law fulfils ~the Old by supplying
2156 2, 107 | which was lacking in the Old Law. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107]
2157 2, 107 | Now two things of every law is to make men righteous
2158 2, 107 | consequently the end of the Old Law ~was the justification of
2159 2, 107 | justification of men. The Law, however, could not accomplish ~
2160 2, 107 | in this respect, the New Law fulfils the Old by justifying ~
2161 2, 107 | Rm. 8:3,4): "What the Law could not do . . . God sending
2162 2, 107 | the justification of the Law might be fulfilled in us."
2163 2, 107 | in this ~respect, the New Law gives what the Old Law promised,
2164 2, 107 | New Law gives what the Old Law promised, according to 2
2165 2, 107 | also fulfils what the Old ~Law foreshadowed. Hence it is
2166 2, 107 | Christ. ~Wherefore the New Law is called the law of reality;
2167 2, 107 | the New Law is called the law of reality; whereas the
2168 2, 107 | reality; whereas the Old Law ~is called the law of shadow
2169 2, 107 | the Old Law ~is called the law of shadow or of figure. ~
2170 2, 107 | the precepts of the Old Law both in His works and ~in
2171 2, 107 | Gal. 4:4: "Made under the Law." In His doctrine ~He fulfilled
2172 2, 107 | fulfilled the precepts of the Law in three ways. First, by
2173 2, 107 | explaining ~the true sense of the Law. This is clear in the case
2174 2, 107 | wherefore Our Lord fulfilled the Law by ~showing that the prohibition
2175 2, 107 | fulfilled the precepts of the Law by prescribing the ~safest
2176 2, 107 | the statutes of the Old Law. Thus the Old ~Law forbade
2177 2, 107 | the Old Law. Thus the Old ~Law forbade perjury: and this
2178 2, 107 | fulfilled the precepts of the Law, by adding some counsels
2179 2, 107 | the precepts of the Old Law: "One thing is ~wanting
2180 2, 107 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The New Law does not void observance
2181 2, 107 | void observance of the Old Law except ~in the point of
2182 2, 107 | the precepts of the Old Law. For what Our ~Lord commanded
2183 2, 107 | not contrary to ~what the Law prescribed. "For the Law
2184 2, 107 | Law prescribed. "For the Law did not say: 'Let him that
2185 2, 107 | away. ~On the contrary, the Law was unwilling that a man
2186 2, 107 | of ~retaliation. For the Law fixed a limit to revenge,
2187 2, 107 | It was forbidden by the Law to touch a leper; because
2188 2, 107 | to the intention of the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107] A[
2189 2, 107 | ceremonial precepts of the Law are not ~mentioned in Mt.
2190 2, 107 | that the ~intention of the Law was that retaliation should
2191 2, 107 | remains still in the New Law.~~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107]
2192 2, 107 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law is contained in the Old?~
2193 2, 107 | would seem that the New Law is not contained in the
2194 2, 107 | the Old. ~Because the New Law consists chiefly in faith:
2195 2, 107 | wherefore it is called the ~"law of faith" (Rm. 3:27). But
2196 2, 107 | are set forth in the ~New Law, which are not contained
2197 2, 107 | the Old. Therefore the New Law is not ~contained in the
2198 2, 107 | commandments are those of the ~Law, and the greater commandments,
2199 2, 107 | lesser. Therefore the New Law is not ~contained in the
2200 2, 107 | If, ~therefore, the New Law is contained in the Old,
2201 2, 107 | that whoever ~had the Old Law had the New: so that it
2202 2, 107 | superfluous to give men a New ~Law when once they had the Old.
2203 2, 107 | the Old. Therefore the New Law is not contained in ~the
2204 2, 107 | in this way that the New Law is contained in the Old: ~
2205 2, 107 | stated (A[1]) that the New Law is compared to the Old as ~
2206 2, 107 | first the blade, i.e. the Law of Nature; then the ear,
2207 2, 107 | then the ear, i.e. the Law ~of Moses; lastly, the full
2208 2, 107 | the full corn, i.e. the Law of the Gospel." Hence then ~
2209 2, 107 | Gospel." Hence then ~the New Law is in the Old as the corn
2210 2, 107 | bound to believe, the New Law is contained in ~the Old.~
2211 2, 107 | The precepts of the New Law are said to be greater than ~
2212 2, 107 | greater than ~those of the Old Law, in the point of their being
2213 2, 107 | the precepts of the ~New Law are said to be greater than
2214 2, 107 | the publishing of the Old Law, a New Law also had ~to
2215 2, 107 | publishing of the Old Law, a New Law also had ~to be given.~Aquin.:
2216 2, 107 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law is more burdensome than
2217 2, 107 | would seem that the New Law is more burdensome than
2218 2, 107 | lust." Therefore the New Law is more burdensome than
2219 2, 107 | Testament observance of the Law was ~followed by temporal
2220 2, 107 | those who observe the New Law, as ~stated in 2 Cor. 6:
2221 2, 107 | etc. Therefore the New Law is more burdensome than
2222 2, 107 | difficult it is. But the New Law ~is something added to the
2223 2, 107 | to the Old. For the Old Law forbade perjury, while the ~
2224 2, 107 | perjury, while the ~New Law proscribed even swearing:
2225 2, 107 | proscribed even swearing: the Old Law forbade a man to cast off
2226 2, 107 | of divorce, while the New Law forbade divorce ~altogether;
2227 2, 107 | expounding. Therefore the New Law is more burdensome than
2228 2, 107 | difficulty of observing ~the Law, and are burdened with the
2229 2, 107 | light." Therefore the New Law is a lighter burden than
2230 2, 107 | which the precepts of the Law are concerned. One is on
2231 2, 107 | in this respect the Old Law is a much heavier burden
2232 2, 107 | the New: since the Old Law by its numerous ceremonies
2233 2, 107 | outward acts than the New Law, which, in the teaching
2234 2, 107 | to those of the natural law; ~although afterwards some
2235 2, 107 | to the sacraments of the Law, and not to the ~presumptuous
2236 2, 107 | the precepts of the New Law are more burdensome ~than
2237 2, 107 | the Old; because the New Law prohibits certain interior ~
2238 2, 107 | expressly forbidden in the Old Law ~in all cases, although
2239 2, 107 | the difficulty of ~the New Law as to the deliberate curbing
2240 2, 107 | those who observe the New Law ~are not imposed by the
2241 2, 107 | are not imposed by the Law itself. Moreover they are
2242 2, 107 | the love in which the same Law consists: since, as Augustine ~
2243 2, 107 | the precepts of the Old ~Law was to render it easier
2244 2, 107 | not ~prove that the New Law is more burdensome, but
2245 2, 108 | ARE CONTAINED IN THE NEW LAW (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
2246 2, 108 | are contained in the New Law: ~under which head there
2247 2, 108 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the New Law ought to prescribe or to
2248 2, 108 | works?~(2) Whether the New Law makes sufficient provision
2249 2, 108 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law ought to prescribe or prohibit
2250 2, 108 | would seem that the New Law should not prescribe or
2251 2, 108 | external acts. For the New Law is the Gospel of the kingdom, ~
2252 2, 108 | Ghost." Therefore the New Law ~should not prescribe or
2253 2, 108 | OBJ 2: Further, the New Law is "the law of the Spirit" (
2254 2, 108 | Further, the New Law is "the law of the Spirit" (Rm. 8:2).
2255 2, 108 | acts. Therefore the New Law does not prescribe or forbid
2256 2, 108 | and Old Laws that the "Old Law restrains ~the hand, whereas
2257 2, 108 | the hand, whereas the New Law curbs the will" [*Peter
2258 2, 108 | 40]. Therefore the New Law should not contain prohibitions
2259 2, 108 | contrary, Through the New Law, men are made "children
2260 2, 108 | light." Therefore the New Law had to forbid ~certain external
2261 2, 108 | 106], AA[1],2), the New Law consists ~chiefly in the
2262 2, 108 | are instituted in the New Law, e.g. Baptism, the ~Eucharist,
2263 2, 108 | or forbidden in the New Law; thus confession of ~faith
2264 2, 108 | or forbidden in the ~New Law, by virtue of its primitive
2265 2, 108 | the Gospel is called the ~"law of liberty" [*Cf. Reply
2266 2, 108 | Reply OBJ[2]]: since the Old Law decided many ~points and
2267 2, 108 | 2/2~Accordingly the New Law is called the law of liberty
2268 2, 108 | the New Law is called the law of liberty in two respects. ~
2269 2, 108 | prescription or prohibition of the law. Secondly, because it ~also
2270 2, 108 | two ~reasons that the New Law is called "the law of perfect
2271 2, 108 | the New Law is called "the law of perfect liberty" (James ~
2272 2, 108 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The New Law, by restraining the mind
2273 2, 108 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law made sufficient ordinations
2274 2, 108 | would seem that the New Law made insufficient ordinations ~
2275 2, 108 | chiefly to belong to the New Law, according to Gal. 5:6: "
2276 2, 108 | through charity." But the New Law declared explicitly ~certain
2277 2, 108 | forth explicitly in the Old ~Law; for instance, belief in
2278 2, 108 | were not fixed in the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
2279 2, 108 | OBJ 2: Further, in the Old Law not only were sacraments
2280 2, 108 | A[4]). ~But in the New Law, although certain sacraments
2281 2, 108 | feast. ~Therefore the New Law made insufficient ordinations
2282 2, 108 | OBJ 3: Further, in the Old Law, just as there were certain
2283 2, 108 | the ceremonial of the Old Law (Q[101], A[4]; Q[102], A[
2284 2, 108 | A[6]). Now in the ~New Law certain observances seem
2285 2, 108 | been instituted in the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
2286 2, 108 | OBJ 4: Further, in the Old Law, besides moral and ceremonial
2287 2, 108 | precepts. But in the New Law there are no ~judicial precepts.
2288 2, 108 | precepts. Therefore the New Law made insufficient ordinations ~
2289 2, 108 | stated above (A[1]), the New Law had to make such ~prescriptions
2290 2, 108 | the ministers ~of the New Law, by the institution of the
2291 2, 108 | the sacraments of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
2292 2, 108 | also formed part of the Old Law. Hence, in this respect,
2293 2, 108 | in this respect, the New Law had ~nothing to add as regards
2294 2, 108 | ceremonial ~precepts of the Law; and, in relation to our
2295 2, 108 | inward ~grace wherein the Law consists, they do not come
2296 2, 108 | under a precept of the ~New Law, but are left to the decision
2297 2, 108 | 3/3~Accordingly the New Law had no other external works
2298 2, 108 | the moral precepts of the Law, which proceed from the
2299 2, 108 | the sacraments of the New Law grace is bestowed, which ~
2300 2, 108 | as the state of the Old Law endured and the people had
2301 2, 108 | judicial precepts of the Old Law, some of them ~He explained,
2302 2, 108 | Para. 1/1~Whether the New Law directed man sufficiently
2303 2, 108 | would seem that the New Law directed man insufficiently
2304 2, 108 | judicial precepts of the Old Law, as stated above (Q[104], ~
2305 2, 108 | OBJ 3: Further, in the Old Law, besides moral and judicial,
2306 2, 108 | as it is contrary to the law of nature. Therefore it
2307 2, 108 | consequently that the New Law directed man ~insufficiently
2308 2, 108 | various precepts ~of the Law: by prescribing that man
2309 2, 108 | matters contained in ~the Law of Moses by way of permission,
2310 2, 108 | certain things which the Old ~Law commanded to be done for
2311 2, 108 | 2], ad 9); whereas ~the Law commanded this to be done
2312 2, 108 | the commandments of the Law about the slaying of ~one'
2313 2, 108 | one's enemies: whereas the Law ordered this for the fulfilment
2314 2, 108 | their force under ~the New Law, because they are of themselves
2315 2, 108 | as had been fixed by the Law: this was left to man to
2316 2, 108 | which was fixed by the Law, was to be changed into
2317 2, 108 | renown and honor. Now the Law did not ~promise an abundance
2318 2, 108 | fittingly proposed in the New Law?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
2319 2, 108 | fittingly ~proposed in the New Law. For counsels are given
2320 2, 108 | unfittingly given in the New Law: both because ~they are
2321 2, 108 | Consequently in the New Law, which ~is the law of liberty,
2322 2, 108 | the New Law, which ~is the law of liberty, counsels are
2323 2, 108 | commandments, and not in ~the Old Law, which is the law of bondage.
2324 2, 108 | the Old Law, which is the law of bondage. We must therefore
2325 2, 108 | commandments of the New Law to have been given about
2326 2, 108 | bliss, to which end the New Law ~brings us forthwith: but
2327 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law?~(5) Whether without grace
2328 2, 109 | the ~commandments of the Law?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
2329 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law. For the Apostle says (Rm. ~
2330 2, 109 | Gentiles who have not the law, do by nature those things ~
2331 2, 109 | things ~that are of the Law." Now what a man does naturally
2332 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law without ~grace.~Aquin.:
2333 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law, the greatest is ~this, "
2334 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law without grace.~Aquin.: SMT
2335 2, 109 | the commandments of the ~Law. The first regards the substance
2336 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law; ~otherwise he would have
2337 2, 109 | the commandments of the law can be fulfilled, ~not merely
2338 2, 109 | the commandments of the law without grace. Hence, ~Augustine (
2339 2, 109 | things that are of ~the Law; for the Spirit of grace
2340 2, 109 | the commandments of the Law, in ~their due way, whereby
2341 2, 109 | For if ~there had been a law given which could give life -
2342 2, 109 | but that the gift of the law is enough for the human
2343 2, 109 | with the mind, serve the law of God, but with the ~flesh,
2344 2, 109 | but with the ~flesh, the law of sin." And in this state
2345 2, 109 | whereby it serves "the law of sin," ~Rm. 7:25. In the
2346 2, 110 | the prevaricator of the law, ~and those who have been
2347 2, 112 | the sacraments of the ~New Law and those of the Old, that
2348 2, 112 | the sacraments of the New Law cause ~grace, whereas the
2349 2, 112 | the sacraments of the Old Law merely signify it. Now the ~
2350 2, 112 | the ~sacraments of the New Law are certain visible elements.
2351 2, 112 | the sacraments of the New Law, which are derived from
2352 2, 114 | of its act; for it is a law of Divine ~providence that
2353 2, 114 | were promised in the Old Law as the reward of justice,
2354 2, 1 | with the advent of the New Law, there is no need ~for the
2355 2, 2 | that, The precepts of the Law, which man is bound to fulfil, ~
2356 2, 2 | both before and ~after the Law, the meaning of which sacrifices
2357 2, 3 | precepts of the Divine law. Now since confession of
2358 2, 3 | affirmative ~precept of the Divine law. Now affirmative precepts
2359 2, 4 | the precepts of the Divine law, as stated ~above (FS, Q[
2360 2, 5 | the commandments of the Law. Now a man ~can obey some
2361 2, 5 | various precepts of the Law may be referred either to ~
2362 2, 6 | the sabbath-day, that the ~law of Moses may not be broken;
2363 2, 8 | our actions is the eternal law, to ~which the higher reason,
2364 2, 8 | the ~rule of the eternal law, and to the end of Divine
2365 2, 8 | reason and the ~eternal law, as stated above (FS, Q[
2366 2, 8 | A[6]). Now the eternal law ~surpasses human reason:
2367 2, 8 | as ruled ~by the eternal law, surpasses the natural reason,
2368 2, 10 | of that faith ~in the Old Law, which they corrupt by their
2369 2, 10 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the law of Martianus Augustus confirmed
2370 2, 10 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: That law forbade those public disputations
2371 2, 10 | examples. Because fear of the law was so profitable, ~that
2372 2, 10 | forbade the faithful to go to law before an unbelieving judge. ~
2373 2, 10 | are institutions of ~human law, while the distinction between
2374 2, 10 | arises ~from the Divine law. Now the Divine law which
2375 2, 10 | Divine law. Now the Divine law which is the law of grace,
2376 2, 10 | Divine law which is the law of grace, does ~not do away
2377 2, 10 | not do away with human law which is the law of natural
2378 2, 10 | with human law which is the law of natural reason. Wherefore ~
2379 2, 10 | members, the Church made the law that if the slave of a Jew
2380 2, 10 | has not applied the above law to those unbelievers who
2381 2, 10 | says: ~"The bondage of that law was not lighter than that
2382 2, 10 | tolerated, but are punishable by law. Therefore neither ought
2383 2, 10 | according to the civil law, can use them when he likes, ~
2384 2, 10 | according to the natural law, a son, before ~coming to
2385 2, 10 | the Divine or the natural law, ~and then it should be
2386 2, 10 | against the ~order of civil law: for instance, if a man
2387 2, 10 | the order of the natural law, whereby a child is in the ~
2388 2, 10 | order of natural or Divine law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
2389 2, 11 | even in this matter the law ~prescribes limits according
2390 2, 12 | dominion is a device of the law of ~nations which is a human
2391 2, 12 | nations which is a human law: whereas the distinction
2392 2, 15 | 1/1~Whether in the Old Law there should have been given
2393 2, 15 | would seem that, in the Old Law, there should have been
2394 2, 15 | have been given in the Old Law also.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16]
2395 2, 15 | opposite vices. Now the Old Law contained many precepts ~
2396 2, 15 | have been given in the Old Law ~also.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
2397 2, 15 | 3], ~A[1]). Now the Old Law contained precepts about
2398 2, 15 | faith. Therefore the Old Law should ~have contained precepts
2399 2, 15 | are contained in the ~Old Law; wherefore Our Lord said (
2400 2, 15 | that it was written in the ~Law: "They have hated Me without
2401 2, 15 | Him." Therefore the Old Law should have contained precepts ~
2402 2, 15 | Rm. 3:27) calls the Old Law the "law of ~works" which
2403 2, 15 | calls the Old Law the "law of ~works" which he contrasts
2404 2, 15 | which he contrasts with the "law of faith." Therefore the
2405 2, 15 | faith." Therefore the Old Law ~ought not to have contained
2406 2, 15 | wherefore the precepts of a law presuppose that everyone
2407 2, 15 | everyone who ~receives the law is subject to the giver
2408 2, 15 | subject to the giver of the law. Now the primary ~subjection
2409 2, 15 | to ~the precepts of the Law: for which reason (Ex. 20:
2410 2, 15 | precepts of faith. ~In the Old Law, however, the secret things
2411 2, 15 | faith were given in the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
2412 2, 15 | before the receiving of the Law. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
2413 2, 15 | to be given in the ~Old Law, so that men might be warned
2414 2, 15 | by faith: so that the Old Law could ~contain precepts
2415 2, 15 | fittingly set down in the Old Law?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
2416 2, 15 | unfittingly set down in the Old Law. For knowledge and ~understanding
2417 2, 15 | precede the precepts of the Law referring to action. Since,
2418 2, 15 | the first precepts of the Law are those of the decalogue,
2419 2, 15 | teaches another. Now the Old Law contains precepts ~about
2420 2, 15 | and they shall seek the law at his ~mouth," and (Osee
2421 2, 15 | to learn knowledge of the Law (Dt. 17:18,19). Much ~more
2422 2, 15 | more therefore should the Law have commanded the priests
2423 2, 15 | the priests to learn the Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
2424 2, 15 | unfittingly set down in the Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
2425 2, 15 | both are ~prescribed in the Law. For it is written (Dt.
2426 2, 15 | consist in the precepts of the Law. Wherefore the precepts
2427 2, 15 | Wherefore the precepts of the Law had ~to be given first,
2428 2, 15 | 2: There are also in the Law precepts relating to learning,
2429 2, 15 | were immediately under the law, and to them the precepts ~
2430 2, 15 | them the precepts ~of the Law were given. On the other
2431 2, 15 | these the precepts of the Law have to reach through the ~
2432 2, 15 | OBJ 3: Knowledge of the Law is so closely bound up with
2433 2, 15 | being charged ~to know the Law: hence there was no need
2434 2, 15 | the doctrine of ~God's law is not so bound up with
2435 2, 15 | things pertaining to the law of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
2436 2, 15 | OBJ 4: That precept of the Law does not mean that man should ~
2437 2, 15 | should ~meditate on God's law of sleeping, but during
2438 2, 15 | should ~meditate on the law of God when he is preparing
2439 2, 15 | commanded to meditate on the Law in every action of ours,
2440 2, 15 | actually thinking about the Law, but that we should regulate
2441 2, 18 | directed ~not only by the human law, but also by the Divine
2442 2, 18 | but also by the Divine law, as Augustine shows ~(De
2443 2, 18 | human conduct by the Divine law belongs to wisdom, in order ~
2444 2, 21 | need ~of a precept of the Law to induce him to do this.~
2445 2, 21 | the chief precepts of the Law are those of the ~decalogue,
2446 2, 21 | Therefore it seems that the Law should contain no precept
2447 2, 21 | Therefore it seems ~that the Law should contain no precept
2448 2, 21 | to ~the substance of the Law, others are preambles to
2449 2, 21 | others are preambles to the Law. The preambles ~to the Law
2450 2, 21 | Law. The preambles ~to the Law are those without which
2451 2, 21 | are those without which no law is possible: such are the ~
2452 2, 21 | believes the Author of the ~Law to be One to Whom he owes
2453 2, 21 | to the ~substance of the Law are those which relate to
2454 2, 21 | obey: wherefore when the Law ~was given these precepts
2455 2, 21 | useless to give him the Law: but, just as the precept
2456 2, 21 | first promulgation of ~the Law, had to be given under the
2457 2, 21 | promises contained in the Law are incitements to hope.~
2458 2, 21 | however, when once the Law has been given, it is for
2459 2, 21 | safeguard the foundation of the Law, therefore, after the first ~
2460 2, 21 | first ~promulgation of the Law, Holy Writ holds out to
2461 2, 21 | way of ~promise, as in the Law; for instance, in the Ps.
2462 2, 21 | authority of the Divine law, partly by ~promises, partly
2463 2, 21 | for precepts of the Divine law to be given even for those
2464 2, 21 | OBJ 2: The precepts of the law of the decalogue belong
2465 2, 21 | first promulgation of the Law: hence there was no need
2466 2, 21 | dishonoring them, except by the law inflicting ~punishment on
2467 2, 21 | would seem that, in the Law, there should not have been
2468 2, 21 | which are a ~preamble to the Law, since it is the "beginning
2469 2, 21 | which are a preamble to the Law do not come under a precept
2470 2, 21 | come under a precept of the Law. Therefore no precept of
2471 2, 21 | fear should be given in the Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[22] A[
2472 2, 21 | opposed to fear. But the Law ~contains no prohibition
2473 2, 21 | to observe precepts of law, so too is he ~induced thereto
2474 2, 21 | the promulgation ~of the Law there was no need for a
2475 2, 21 | secondary precepts of the Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[22] A[
2476 2, 21 | in the observance of the Law, delivered their teaching ~
2477 2, 21 | filial ~fear are given in the Law, even as precepts of love,
2478 2, 21 | external acts prescribed by the Law and to which the ~precepts
2479 2, 21 | fear is a preamble to the Law, not as though it were ~
2480 2, 21 | being the beginning of the Law, just as love ~is. Hence
2481 2, 21 | principles of the whole Law.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[22] A[
2482 2, 22 | Further, the precepts of the Law refer to acts of virtue.
2483 2, 27 | Further, the precepts of the Law are about acts of virtue.
2484 2, 27 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Law prescribes joy, as being
2485 2, 28 | have they that ~love Thy Law."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[29] A[
2486 2, 30 | good gift, forsake not My Law." Secondly, ~on account
2487 2, 30 | was not subject to God's Law, ~wherefore such things
2488 2, 30 | as were prescribed by the Law which he did not ~profess,
2489 2, 30 | the justice ~of the Divine Law, so that restitution is
2490 2, 30 | is filthy and against the Law of God, ~yet the woman does
2491 2, 30 | being contrary to the Divine Law, when a man ~wins from one
2492 2, 30 | against the positive civil law, which altogether forbids
2493 2, 30 | Since, however, a civil law does not bind all, but only
2494 2, 30 | who are subject to that law, and moreover may be abrogated
2495 2, 30 | so long ~as that positive law is in force, wherefore in
2496 2, 31 | so you shall fulfil the law of Christ," ~which is the
2497 2, 31 | of Christ," ~which is the law of charity. Therefore it
2498 2, 31 | the precepts of the Divine Law are reduced to the ~precepts
2499 2, 31 | negative precepts of the Law forbid ~sinful acts, the
2500 2, 31 | accuser was bound by Roman Law to ~endorse (se inscribere)
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