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3001 2, 150 | a precept of the natural law, in reference ~to the preservation
3002 2, 150 | Accordingly the precept of natural law which ~binds man to eat
3003 2, 152 | to belong to the natural law. Since, however, ~the union
3004 2, 152 | common goods depend on the law for their determination,
3005 2, 152 | matrimony, is determined by some law. What this ~determination
3006 2, 152 | the determination of the law is judged according ~to
3007 2, 152 | Jews, taught by the Divine law, ~considered it to be unlawful.
3008 2, 152 | custom introduced by the law into their daily life. ~
3009 2, 152 | seducer is bound by the Law to a penalty in his regard.
3010 2, 152 | 2; xxxvi, qu. 1]: "This law of bygone rulers ~stated
3011 2, 152 | hath been unfaithful to the law of the Most High" (since
3012 2, 152 | by lust. Hence in the Old Law [*Lev. ~18] the prohibition
3013 2, 152 | custom, and ~human or Divine law: because, as stated above (
3014 2, 152 | common good, is subject to law. Wherefore, as ~Augustine
3015 2, 152 | kind of rape even the civil law punishes more severely than
3016 2, 152 | the same crime, by the law of God which hath not so
3017 2, 155 | is according to ~common law, which is the object of
3018 2, 155 | punishment in accordance with the law. Yet clemency ~differs from
3019 2, 155 | according to the letter of the ~law; and in this respect it
3020 2, 156 | the order prescribed by law, or not for the due end, ~
3021 2, 156 | addition to the ~words of the Law: "Whosoever shall kill shall
3022 2, 159 | to the ordinance of the law, and consequently is a matter
3023 2, 160 | transgression of the Divine law, and a disobedience of ~
3024 2, 160 | that, according to God's law, ~pride is a very different
3025 2, 160 | man despise the ~Divine law which hinders him from sinning,
3026 2, 160 | the commandments of the Law by any kind of sin, through ~
3027 2, 162 | men make evil use of the law, though the law is good,
3028 2, 162 | use of the law, though the law is good, while good men ~
3029 2, 162 | was not according to the law of nature, ~transmitted
3030 2, 164 | same as ~that to which the Law urges. Therefore studiousness
3031 2, 167 | and confirmed by custom or law of ~any city or nation may
3032 2, 167 | a precept of the Divine law is a mortal ~sin. Now the
3033 2, 167 | a precept of the Divine ~law; for it is written (1 Pt.
3034 2, 167 | expressly forbidden in the Law (Dt. 22) because the Gentiles ~
3035 2, 168 | suitably given in the Divine law?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[170] A[
3036 2, 168 | unsuitably ~given in the Divine law. Because fortitude is a
3037 2, 168 | among the precepts of the Law. ~Therefore it was unfitting
3038 2, 168 | important in the Divine law. Therefore the precepts
3039 2, 168 | principles of the Divine law; hence they need to ~be
3040 2, 168 | suitably ~given in the Divine law?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[170] A[
3041 2, 168 | unsuitably given in the Divine law. For the precepts of ~the
3042 2, 168 | principles of the whole Divine law. Now "pride is the beginning
3043 2, 168 | especially induced to fulfil ~the Law, because these would seem
3044 2, 168 | fulfilment of the Divine law; wherefore obedience is
3045 2, 168 | to the ~observance of the Law presuppose the Law to be
3046 2, 168 | of the Law presuppose the Law to be already given, wherefore ~
3047 2, 168 | be first precepts of the Law so as to have a place in
3048 2, 172 | The prophets and the law ~prophesied until John";
3049 2, 172 | time, namely before the law, under the ~law, and under
3050 2, 172 | before the law, under the ~law, and under grace. For before
3051 2, 172 | under grace. For before the law, Abraham and the other ~
3052 2, 172 | Abraham and Isaac. Under the Law prophetic revelation of
3053 2, 172 | first revelation, before the Law, was given to ~Abraham,
3054 2, 172 | Again in the state ~of the Law the first revelation which
3055 2, 176 | his ear from ~hearing the law, his prayer shall be an
3056 2, 176 | of one who hears not the law is an ~abomination, this
3057 2, 178 | by the precepts of ~the Law, are reducible to the love
3058 2, 178 | is the fulfilling of the Law" (Rm. 13:10). Therefore
3059 2, 181 | Wherefore ~in the civil law [*Dig. I, IX, De Senatoribus] (
3060 2, 182 | the contrary, The Divine law does not prescribe the impossible.
3061 2, 182 | commandments dependeth the ~whole law and the prophets." Now the
3062 2, 182 | commandments of the Divine law, as stated above. Now the
3063 2, 182 | he is led by a private ~law, there is no reason why
3064 2, 182 | constrained by a public law." ~Now a man is not led
3065 2, 182 | a man is not led by the law of the Holy Ghost, which
3066 2, 182 | here called a ~"private law," except to something more
3067 2, 184 | the contrary, In the Old Law the Nazareans were consecrated
3068 2, 184 | religious in the same way as ~a law. Now he who transgresses
3069 2, 184 | transgresses a precept of law sins mortally. Therefore ~
3070 2, 184 | chief precepts of Christ's law, namely the ~precepts of
3071 2, 184 | all the contents of the law are set forth by way of ~
3072 2, 184 | Accordingly, just as in the ~civil law the transgression of a legal
3073 2, 184 | death, so neither in the law of the Church does ~every
3074 2, 184 | to the ordinance of the law or rule, and ~from this
3075 2, 184 | proceeds to act against the law or rule. on the other hand, ~
3076 2, 184 | against the ordinance of the law or rule through some ~particular
3077 2, 184 | a precept of the ~divine law. Secondly, if he sin out
3078 2, 185 | and an obligation to God's law, to which ~things sin is
3079 2, 185 | so you shall fulfil the law of ~Christ," since through
3080 2, 185 | the Apostle is of natural law: wherefore a ~gloss on 2
3081 2, 185 | precepts of the natural law, is binding on both religious ~
3082 2, 185 | precepts of the natural law which regard the good of
3083 2, 185 | those who meditate on the law of the Lord day and night,
3084 2, 185 | that which is forbidden by law and contrary to justice, ~
3085 2, 185 | forbidden in the divine law; ~for it is written (Dt.
3086 2, 185 | mendicant is punished by civil ~law, according to the law (XI,
3087 2, 185 | civil ~law, according to the law (XI, xxvi, de Valid. Mendicant.).
3088 2, 185 | This precept of the divine law does not forbid anyone to ~
3089 2, 185 | necessity to beg. The civil law imposes a penalty on able-bodied ~
3090 2, 186 | place between counsel at law. Yet ~religious are forbidden
3091 2, 186 | are forbidden to plead at law, as appears from the Decretal
3092 2, 186 | order to act as ~counsel at law for a worldly object, but
3093 2, 186 | faithful are not bound by law to contribute to the ~support
3094 2, 186 | men, nor are they bound by law to contribute, but by charity,
3095 2, 186 | meditate day and night" on the law of the Lord, ~and (Ecclus.
3096 2, 186 | daily meditation in ~God's law, was taught them by the
3097 2, 186 | an exposition of the Old ~Law of which the Apostle says (
3098 2, 187 | thou: I have fulfilled ~the law and the prophets, seeing
3099 2, 187 | that it is written in the law: Thou ~shalt love thy neighbor
3100 2, 187 | effect, so as to be bound by law to dwell in a ~monastery
3101 2, 187 | form prescribed by common ~law, which is that those who
3102 2, 187 | efficacy from the divine law. Nevertheless it may encounter
3103 2, 187 | because the ordinance of the law whereby one man is subject
3104 2, 187 | creditor. According to civil law [*Cod. IV, x, de Oblig.
3105 2, 187 | are the sacraments of the ~Law, as being burdensome": whereas
3106 3, 1 | a woman, made under the law": ~upon which a gloss says
3107 3, 1 | left man under the natural law, with the freedom of his
3108 3, 1 | in it, he ~received the law; whereupon, by the fault,
3109 3, 1 | by the fault, not of the law, but of his ~nature, the
3110 3, 1 | grew weaker, He gave the law to Moses in writing; and
3111 3, 2 | the sacraments of the old law, of ~which it is said in
3112 3, 5 | as it is to receive the law by the endowment of ~the
3113 3, 7 | But His will is in the law of the Lord," a ~gloss says: "
3114 3, 8 | the sacraments of the Old Law are compared to Christ as ~
3115 3, 12 | ordinations of the Divine law, whereby men are taught
3116 3, 15 | the ~priests, who by the law ate the sacrifices offered
3117 3, 21 | death, since they have the Law and the Prophets, ~who foretold
3118 3, 22 | the priests ~of the Old Law, for the Apostle says (Heb.
3119 3, 22 | OBJ 3: Further, in the Old Law, which is a figure of Christ,
3120 3, 22 | is the giver of the New Law, according to Jer. 31:33: "
3121 3, 22 | 31:33: "I will give ~My law in their bowels." Therefore
3122 3, 22 | 7: "They shall seek the law at his," ~i.e. the priest'
3123 3, 22 | the priesthood of the Old Law was a figure of the priesthood ~
3124 3, 22 | worshiped. Now in the old Law man was ~never offered up
3125 3, 22 | Wherefore under the old Law the sacrifice of peace-offerings
3126 3, 22 | glory. ~Hence, under the Old Law, the holocaust was offered,
3127 3, 22 | sin-offerings of the Old Law, a he-goat was ~mostly offered
3128 3, 22 | commemorated in the New Law, not on account of the ~
3129 3, 22 | offered up under the Old Law, yet the daily sacrifice,
3130 3, 22 | the priesthood of the Old Law was a figure of the ~priesthood
3131 3, 22 | But the priest of the Old Law offered sacrifice not ~only
3132 3, 22 | for the ~priest of the Old Law was a figure of Him; while
3133 3, 22 | while the priest of the New ~Law works in His person, according
3134 3, 22 | figural ~priest of the Old Law could not attain to such
3135 3, 22 | Apostle says (Heb. 7:28): "The Law maketh men priests, who
3136 3, 22 | oath, which was since the Law, the Son Who ~is perfected
3137 3, 22 | high-priest of the ~Old Law, once a year, entered into
3138 3, 22 | was foreshadowed in the Law in ~that, once a year, the
3139 3, 22 | the high-priest of the Law entered into the Holies, ~
3140 3, 22 | the priesthood of the Old Law was more akin to Christ'
3141 3, 22 | that existed before the Law. But the ~nearer the sacraments
3142 3, 22 | after the priesthood of ~the Law, rather than after the order
3143 3, 22 | Melchisedech, which was before ~the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[22] A[
3144 3, 22 | 3) the priesthood of the Law ~was a figure of the priesthood
3145 3, 22 | because the ~priesthood of the Law did not wash away sins,
3146 3, 22 | loins the ~priesthood of the Law was tithed. Consequently
3147 3, 22 | figural priesthood of the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[22] A[
3148 3, 22 | by the priesthood of the Law, by reason of the shedding
3149 3, 22 | over the priesthood of the Law principally consists, then
3150 3, 22 | Wherefore also in the New Law ~the true sacrifice of Christ
3151 3, 26 | prophets and priests of the Old Law were called ~mediators between
3152 3, 26 | to the priests of the New Law, they may be called mediators ~
3153 3, 26 | the following diagram:~THE LAW AND THE COURSE OF ORIGINAL
3154 3, 26 | OF ORIGINAL SIN UNDER THE LAW . . . . . all ~descendants
3155 3, 26 | PARTIALLY EXEMPT FROM THE LAW; PRIVILEGE OF IMMACULATE
3156 3, 26 | WHOLLY EXEMPT FROM THE LAW; MIRACULOUS CONCEPTION . . . . .
3157 3, 27 | according to the common law, by reason of ~which no
3158 3, 27 | so limit His power to the law of the ~sacraments, but
3159 3, 27 | fomes, which is ~called "the law of the flesh" or "of the
3160 3, 27 | some, outside the common law, are ordered for the salvation
3161 3, 28 | same ~tribe"; wherefore by law he was bound to take her
3162 3, 28 | evangelist's quotation ~from the Law: "Every male opening the
3163 3, 28 | time, as Gal. 3:19: The ~law "was set because of transgressions,
3164 3, 28 | since ~according to the law the first-fruits had to
3165 3, 28 | commandment of the ~Old Law. But before Christ was born
3166 3, 28 | Christ was born the old law was still in force. ~Therefore
3167 3, 28 | who is the "end of ~the Law," as the Apostle says (Rm.
3168 3, 28 | Nevertheless because, ~while the Law was in force both men and
3169 3, 28 | seemed to be forbidden by the law not to take ~the necessary
3170 3, 29 | adulteresses according to the Law was that ~they should be
3171 3, 30 | who had ~knowledge of the Law, would never have been astonished
3172 3, 31 | wherefore he was bound by law to marry her as she was
3173 3, 31 | priest according to the Law, married a wife of the tribe
3174 3, 31 | after his death, as the law did not forbid his widow
3175 3, 31 | the ~prescription of the law, of whom he had a son, Joseph,
3176 3, 31 | was ~his own son, but by law was accounted the son of
3177 3, 31 | the ten precepts of ~the Law to be the number of righteousness.
3178 3, 31 | the restriction of the Law. And eleven is the number
3179 3, 31 | one, according to the Law," signified by Zara; "the
3180 3, 31 | nature. Now, such is the law ~of nature that in the generation
3181 3, 31 | from him ~according to the law of concupiscence, or according
3182 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin, ~above the law of conception." Thus, then,
3183 3, 35 | written (Is. 2:3): "The law shall come forth from Sion,
3184 3, 35 | a woman, made under the law."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[35] A[
3185 3, 35 | healing. But now that the Law of God is under the power
3186 3, 36 | the sacraments of the Old Law were figures of ~Christ.
3187 3, 36 | the sacraments of the Old Law were dispensed through the ~
3188 3, 36 | whom they also received the Law, according to Acts 7:53: "
3189 3, 36 | have received the Law by the disposition of angels." ~
3190 3, 36 | things according to the law of the ~Lord" - that is
3191 3, 36 | by following ~after the law of justice, is not come
3192 3, 36 | justice, is not come unto the law of justice": but the ~Gentiles, "
3193 3, 36 | according ~to Is. 2:3: "The Law shall come forth from Sion,
3194 3, 37 | profession of observing the Law, according to Gal. 5:3: "
3195 3, 37 | debtor to do ~the whole Law," we shall have at the same
3196 3, 37 | the prescription of the Law (Lev. 12:3). ~Sixthly, "
3197 3, 37 | Himself the burden of the Law, He might set others free ~
3198 3, 37 | Son . . . made under ~the Law, that He might redeem them
3199 3, 37 | them who were under the Law."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[37] A[
3200 3, 37 | us from the ~yoke of the Law, and to accomplish a spiritual
3201 3, 37 | Christ was not bound by this law to be presented ~in the
3202 3, 37 | the victims ~of the old Law are referred, as the figure
3203 3, 37 | wished to be "made under ~the Law, that He might redeem them
3204 3, 37 | them who were under the Law" (Gal. 4:4,5), ~and that
3205 3, 37 | the "justification of the Law might be" spiritually "fulfilled" ~
3206 3, 37 | in His members. Now, the Law contained a twofold precept
3207 3, 37 | a special precept in the law concerning the first-born
3208 3, 37 | Israel being saved; which law is set down Ex. 13. Here ~
3209 3, 37 | wished to be "made under the Law," the Evangelist Luke shows ~
3210 3, 37 | as it is written in the law ~of the Lord, 'Every male
3211 3, 37 | as it is written in ~the law of the Lord, a pair of turtle
3212 3, 37 | that ~this precept of the Law was fulfilled in God incarnate
3213 3, 37 | preached the God of the Law. "For we must not ~think,"
3214 3, 37 | His ~Son to the enemy's law, which He Himself had not
3215 3, 37 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The law of Lev. 12:6,[8] "commanded
3216 3, 37 | the sacraments of the Old Law did not confer grace; rather, ~
3217 3, 37 | accomplished according ~to the law of Moses."~Aquin.: SMT TP
3218 3, 37 | though not subject to the Law, wished, ~nevertheless,
3219 3, 37 | the other burdens of the Law, ~in order to give an example
3220 3, 37 | show His approval of the Law; and, again, in order to
3221 3, 37 | the prescriptions of the Law, to which, ~nevertheless,
3222 3, 37 | account of the precept of the Law. Thus the Evangelist says ~
3223 3, 37 | purification "according to the Law" were ~accomplished; for
3224 3, 37 | 3: The sacraments of the Law did not cleanse from the ~
3225 3, 38 | sacramental rite belongs to some law. But John did not ~introduce
3226 3, 38 | did not ~introduce a new law. Therefore it was not fitting
3227 3, 38 | observe the rites of the ~Law. as is clearly stated Malachi
3228 3, 38 | Malachi 4:4: "Remember the law of Moses My ~servant." Therefore
3229 3, 38 | way, it belonged to the law of Christ, but not ~to the
3230 3, 38 | Christ, but not ~to the law of Moses.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3231 3, 38 | for he was the term of the Law and the beginning of the ~
3232 3, 38 | by word and ~deed, to the law of Christ rather than to
3233 3, 38 | the observance of the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
3234 3, 38 | the ~baptism of the New Law is not named after Peter
3235 3, 38 | By the baptism of the New Law men are baptized inwardly
3236 3, 38 | the baptism ~of the New Law is not named after the minister
3237 3, 38 | Circumcis.), "under the ~Law, circumcision brought the
3238 3, 38 | remained a shadow of the Old Law: nor should the forerunner ~
3239 3, 38 | the sacraments of the Old Law were signs ~of future grace.
3240 3, 38 | is a sacrament of the New Law.~
3241 3, 39 | circumcised in order to fulfil the law. But ~baptism was not prescribed
3242 3, 39 | was not prescribed by the law. Therefore He should not
3243 3, 39 | was ~prescribed by the Old Law, but also begin what appertained
3244 3, 39 | appertained to the New ~Law. Therefore He wished not
3245 3, 39 | baptism prescribed by the law was merely ~figurative,
3246 3, 39 | Hom. x in Matth.), "the law was ~about to pass away
3247 3, 39 | that by His ~observing the law, no one might say that because
3248 3, 39 | the commandments of the Law: in which two things the ~
3249 3, 39 | according to the common law - namely, that He should
3250 3, 39 | seldom occurs is not the law of the Church; as "neither
3251 3, 39 | contrary to the ~common law, to exercise the functions
3252 3, 40 | lived in conformity with the Law?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3253 3, 40 | the body that executes the law, the product is the number
3254 3, 40 | conformed His conduct to the Law?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3255 3, 40 | conform His conduct to the Law. ~For the Law forbade any
3256 3, 40 | conduct to the Law. ~For the Law forbade any work whatsoever
3257 3, 40 | conform His conduct to the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3258 3, 40 | contrary to the precept of the Law, which declared that a man
3259 3, 40 | conform His conduct to the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3260 3, 40 | consented to their breaking the Law by plucking the ears of ~
3261 3, 40 | conform His conduct to the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3262 3, 40 | am come ~to destroy the Law or the Prophets." Commenting
3263 3, 40 | says: "He fulfilled the Law . . . in one way, by transgressing ~
3264 3, 40 | none of the precepts of the Law; secondly, by justifying
3265 3, 40 | through ~faith, which the Law, in the letter, was unable
3266 3, 40 | to the ~precepts of the Law. In token of this He wished
3267 3, 40 | purpose of ~keeping the Law, according to Gal. 5:3: "
3268 3, 40 | a debtor to do the whole Law."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3269 3, 40 | conform His conduct to the Law, first, to ~show His approval
3270 3, 40 | His approval of the Old Law. Secondly, that by obeying
3271 3, 40 | Secondly, that by obeying the Law He ~might perfect it and
3272 3, 40 | from subjection to ~the Law, according to Gal. 4:4,5: "
3273 3, 40 | Son . . . made under the ~Law that He might redeem them
3274 3, 40 | them who were under the Law."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
3275 3, 40 | any transgression of the Law ~in this matter, for three
3276 3, 40 | Have ye not read in the ~Law that on the Sabbath-days
3277 3, 40 | certain foods are ~in the Law called "unclean" is due
3278 3, 40 | from transgressing the ~Law, since they were pressed
3279 3, 40 | did not transgress ~the Law when, through being compelled
3280 3, 41 | quoting the authority of the ~Law, not by enforcing His power, "
3281 3, 42 | being Himself above ~the Law when He said: "But I say
3282 3, 42 | OBJ 2: Further, the Old Law was a foreshadowing of Christ,
3283 3, 42 | according to ~Heb. 10:1: "The Law has [Vulg.: 'having'] a
3284 3, 42 | things to ~come." Now the Old Law was put into writing by
3285 3, 42 | tables of stone and the law, and the ~commandments which
3286 3, 42 | Reply OBJ 2: Since the old Law was given under the form
3287 3, 42 | doctrine, which is "the law of the spirit of life" (
3288 3, 44 | the Christ promised in the Law," wherefore it is said (
3289 3, 44 | on Mount Sinai when the Law ~was given (Ex. 19:16),
3290 3, 44 | of the mysteries of the Law; "the graves were opened,"
3291 3, 45 | that Moses gave the Law . . . while Elias . . .
3292 3, 45 | Him of transgressing the Law, and of ~blasphemously appropriating
3293 3, 45 | had been foretold by the ~Law, which Moses gave them,
3294 3, 46 | which are written in the law ~of Moses, and in the prophets,
3295 3, 46 | rod in hand; lastly, God's law is entrusted to the ~wooden
3296 3, 46 | us from the curse ~of the law, being made a curse for
3297 3, 46 | was not opposed to the ~law," as Chrysostom says (Hom.
3298 3, 46 | Christ's death against the law, put off celebrating ~the
3299 3, 46 | the sacrifices of the Old Law, and ~these were offered
3300 3, 47 | Father. Yet because the Old Law ~was ended by Christ's death,
3301 3, 47 | the precepts of the Old Law. He fulfilled those of the ~
3302 3, 47 | ceremonial precepts of the Law, which are chiefly ~ordained
3303 3, 47 | judicial ~precepts of the Law, which are chiefly ordained
3304 3, 47 | figurative sacrifices of the ~Old Law. Therefore neither ought
3305 3, 47 | to be only ~against the Law of the Jews: hence they
3306 3, 47 | 19:7): ~"According to the Law He ought to die because
3307 3, 47 | with death according to the Law, as is evident from ~Lev.
3308 3, 47 | as a transgressor of the Law, but as a ~public enemy,
3309 3, 47 | the Christ promised in the Law: for they saw all the signs ~
3310 3, 47 | the Christ promised in the Law, but the ~words of Ps. 2:
3311 3, 47 | had no ~knowledge of the Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
3312 3, 48 | the sacrifices of the Old Law, which were ~figures of
3313 3, 48 | us ~from the curse of the law, being made a curse for
3314 3, 48 | us from the ~curse of the Law, being made a curse for
3315 3, 53 | the first was before the Law; the second under the Law; ~
3316 3, 53 | Law; the second under the Law; ~and the third under grace.
3317 3, 53 | was under figures of the ~Law; the second under the truth
3318 3, 55 | knowledge by nature's common law, ~others by special favor
3319 3, 55 | the divinely established law of such ~things is that
3320 3, 55 | which are written in the Law, and in the prophets, and ~
3321 3, 59 | standard of judgment is ~the law of wisdom or truth, according
3322 3, 59 | which is rightly styled the law ~of all arts, and the art
3323 3, 59 | Son inasmuch as He is the law of the first truth. But
3324 3, 59 | with ~truth, as a kind of law and "living justice" [*Aristotle,
3325 3, 60 | whatever was done under the Old Law was a figure of ~Christ
3326 3, 60 | all ~the ceremonies of the Law, were sacraments, but only
3327 3, 60 | styled sacraments of the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
3328 3, 60 | restricted by the Divine Law: still less by the Law of
3329 3, 60 | Divine Law: still less by the Law of Christ, Who came ~to
3330 3, 60 | But in the state of the Law of nature determinate things ~
3331 3, 60 | especially under the New Law, to the use of any ~determinate
3332 3, 60 | the sacraments of the New Law, by which ~man is sanctified
3333 3, 60 | under the state of the Law of nature man was moved
3334 3, 60 | and ~without any outward law, to worship God, so also
3335 3, 60 | it became necessary for a law to be given (to man) from
3336 3, 60 | without: ~both because the Law of nature had become obscured
3337 3, 60 | the sacraments of the New Law succeed those of the Old ~
3338 3, 60 | succeed those of the Old ~Law: since "the former were
3339 3, 60 | the sacraments of the Old Law. Therefore neither is it
3340 3, 60 | required in ~those of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
3341 3, 60 | the sacraments of the Old Law foretold the coming of Christ.
3342 3, 60 | the sacraments of the New Law, ~which flow from Christ
3343 3, 60 | Nevertheless in the Old Law, certain words were used
3344 3, 61 | sacraments of the natural law, others should be instituted
3345 3, 61 | should be instituted in ~the law of Moses.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3346 3, 61 | the sacraments of the Old Law were nearer ~than those
3347 3, 61 | those that preceded the Law. Therefore they should have
3348 3, 61 | first ~sacraments which the Law commanded to be solemnized
3349 3, 61 | precepts ~of the natural law were insufficient to make
3350 3, 61 | Consequently in the old Law ~there was also a need for
3351 3, 61 | those that preceded the Law, as something determinate
3352 3, 61 | inasmuch as before the Law it was not laid down precisely ~
3353 3, 61 | this was prescribed by ~the Law; and this was necessary
3354 3, 61 | overclouding of ~the natural law, and for the clearer signification
3355 3, 61 | Melchisedech which preceded the Law is ~more like the Sacrament
3356 3, 61 | the Sacrament of the New Law in its matter: in so far
3357 3, 61 | sacraments of the ~Mosaic Law are more like the thing
3358 3, 61 | the sacraments ~of the Old Law "were abolished because
3359 3, 61 | the ~sacraments of the New Law, that signify Christ in
3360 3, 61 | differ from those of the Old Law, that foreshadowed the future.~
3361 3, 61 | the state of the New ~Law. is between the state of
3362 3, 61 | between the state of the Old Law, whose figures are fulfilled
3363 3, 61 | the sacraments of the Old Law "weak and ~needy elements" (
3364 3, 61 | kind at the ~time of the Law. because the latter were
3365 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law are the cause of grace?~(
3366 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law caused grace?~Aquin.: SMT
3367 3, 62 | the sacraments of the ~New Law cause grace. For it is evident
3368 3, 62 | the sacraments of the ~New Law man is incorporated with
3369 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law would be mere signs of grace; ~
3370 3, 62 | the sacraments of ~the New Law not only signify, but also
3371 3, 62 | the sacraments of ~the New Law cause grace: for they are
3372 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law are both ~cause and signs.
3373 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law contain grace?~Aquin.: SMT
3374 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law do not contain grace. ~For
3375 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law do not contain ~grace.~Aquin.:
3376 3, 62 | a sacrament of the New Law is an instrumental cause ~
3377 3, 62 | in a sacrament of the New Law, not as to its ~specific
3378 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law derive their power from
3379 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law do not derive their ~power
3380 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law caused grace?~Aquin.: SMT
3381 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law caused grace. For, as ~stated
3382 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law derive their ~efficacy from
3383 3, 62 | s ~Passion under the Old Law, as well as under the New,
3384 3, 62 | the sacraments of ~the New Law confer grace, so did the
3385 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
3386 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law: for it is written (Lev. ~
3387 3, 62 | the ~sacraments of the Old Law conferred grace.~Aquin.:
3388 3, 62 | Circumcision: "Under the ~Law circumcision provided the
3389 3, 62 | other sacraments of the Law; for just as Baptism is
3390 3, 62 | the sacraments of the New Law, so was circumcision the
3391 3, 62 | the ~sacraments of the Old Law: hence the Apostle says (
3392 3, 62 | is a debtor to the whole law."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
3393 3, 62 | elements?" i.e. "to the Law," says the gloss, "which
3394 3, 62 | the sacraments of the old Law did not confer grace.~Aquin.:
3395 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old Law ~conferred sanctifying grace
3396 3, 62 | 21: "If justice be by the Law, then Christ died in vain."~
3397 3, 62 | the sacraments of the ~New Law do reasonably derive the
3398 3, 62 | the ~sacraments of the Old Law did not.~Aquin.: SMT TP
3399 3, 62 | the sacraments of the old Law were a kind of ~protestation
3400 3, 62 | the sacraments of the Old ~Law were not endowed with any
3401 3, 62 | according to the rite of the Old Law, which was wholly ordained
3402 3, 63 | the sacraments of the New Law, so was it under the Old
3403 3, 63 | so was it under the Old Law. ~But the sacraments of
3404 3, 63 | the sacraments of the Old Law did not imprint a character;
3405 3, 63 | the sacraments of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
3406 3, 63 | the sacraments of the New Law are ordained for a twofold
3407 3, 63 | the sacraments of the Old Law ~had not in themselves any
3408 3, 63 | the sacraments of the New Law ~produce a character, in
3409 3, 63 | each sacrament of the New Law?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
3410 3, 63 | the sacraments of ~the New Law: because each sacrament
3411 3, 63 | each sacrament of the New Law makes man a ~participator
3412 3, 63 | each ~sacrament of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
3413 3, 63 | each sacrament of ~the New Law man becomes the recipient
3414 3, 63 | each sacrament of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
3415 3, 63 | each sacrament of the New Law, there is something which
3416 3, 63 | each ~sacrament of the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
3417 3, 63 | the sacraments of the ~New Law are ordained for a twofold
3418 3, 64 | the sacraments of the New Law are ordained for the purpose ~
3419 3, 65 | sacraments" ~of the New Law are "less numerous" than
3420 3, 65 | numerous" than those of the Old Law. But in the ~Old Law there
3421 3, 65 | Old Law. But in the ~Old Law there was no sacrament corresponding
3422 3, 65 | the sacraments of ~the New Law. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
3423 3, 65 | the ~sacraments of the Old Law were oblations, tithes and
3424 3, 65 | be a sacrament of the New Law, which confers ~grace: yet
3425 3, 65 | Consequently, nothing in ~the old Law could correspond to these
3426 3, 65 | the ~sacraments of the old Law were more numerous, on account
3427 3, 65 | Oblations and tithes, both the Law of nature and in the Law ~
3428 3, 65 | Law of nature and in the Law ~of Moses, ere ordained
3429 3, 65 | the ~sacraments of the New Law, none of them was instituted
3430 3, 66 | the sacraments of the New Law effect a ~certain sanctification,
3431 3, 66 | the ~sacraments of the New Law. Therefore Christ's Passion
3432 3, 66 | the sacraments of the New Law: especially the sacrament
3433 3, 66 | the sacraments of the New Law derive their efficacy from ~
3434 3, 66 | other sacraments of the New Law. Secondly, because by ~Baptism
3435 3, 66 | the sacraments of the Old Law. For these were mere figures:
3436 3, 66 | Nevertheless in the Old Law the remedy against original
3437 3, 66 | customary under the Old Law," which were figures of
3438 3, 68 | wish to ~submit to the Law of the Catholic Church,
3439 3, 68 | are of Divine or natural law. And therefore ~of their
3440 3, 68 | according to the ~natural law they are under the care
3441 3, 68 | against the order of civil law: for instance, if a man
3442 3, 68 | the ~order of the natural law, in virtue of which a child
3443 3, 68 | of the natural and Divine law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
3444 3, 69 | the sacraments of the New Law "effect what they ~signify,"
3445 3, 69 | the sacraments of ~the New Law "effect what they signify."
3446 3, 69 | the Creator, ~so that the law of sin, which is in our
3447 3, 70 | profession of keeping the Old ~Law, just as in Baptism he makes
3448 3, 70 | profession of keeping the New Law; ~wherefore the Apostle
3449 3, 70 | a debtor to do the whole Law." But the ~observance of
3450 3, 70 | But the ~observance of the Law was not promulgated at the
3451 3, 70 | 2: The observance of the Law was not to be promulgated
3452 3, 70 | gathered together: because the law is ordained to ~the public
3453 3, 70 | before the giving of the Law. ~Those Fathers, however,
3454 3, 70 | however, who lived before the Law, taught their families ~
3455 3, 70 | the sabbath-day, that the Law of Moses may ~not be broken."
3456 3, 70 | If justice be by the Law, then Christ died ~in vain,"
3457 3, 70 | obligation imposed ~by the Law, according to Gal. 5:3: "
3458 3, 70 | a debtor to do the whole law." ~Therefore, if justice
3459 3, 70 | fulfilling of the precepts of the Law, and ~that, consequently,
3460 3, 70 | fulfilment of the precepts of the Law. And this was my opinion
3461 3, 70 | transgressing the precepts of the Law; for the smallest ~degree
3462 3, 70 | who, ~at the time of the Law, died before the eighth
3463 3, 71 | for a sacrament of the New Law, but ~that it should be
3464 3, 72 | the sacraments of the New Law were foreshadowed in the ~
3465 3, 72 | foreshadowed in the ~Old Law; thus the Apostle says (
3466 3, 72 | The sacraments of the New Law are ordained unto special ~
3467 3, 72 | corresponding to it in the Old Law, ~since "the Law brought
3468 3, 72 | the Old Law, ~since "the Law brought nothing to perfection" (
3469 3, 72 | The sacraments of the Old Law are called "justice of the ~
3470 3, 72 | a sacrament of the ~New Law, a spiritual character is
3471 3, 73 | every sacrament of the New Law, that which comes ~visibly
3472 3, 73 | a sacrament of ~the New Law.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
3473 3, 73 | Further, sacraments of the New Law, as having matter, are ~
3474 3, 73 | is a sacrament of the New Law; and ~it is common to all
3475 3, 73 | sacrament of which in the old Law was the ~Paschal Lamb. Hence
3476 3, 74 | the sacraments of the Old Law. But the flesh of animals,
3477 3, 74 | sacraments under the Old Law, shows forth Christ's ~Passion
3478 3, 74 | the hardness of the Old Law; ~both on account of the
3479 3, 74 | fibre, denotes either the Law itself, which was given
3480 3, 74 | Jews, according ~to the Law, began to use unleavened
3481 3, 74 | bread was a ceremony of the Law, as ~is clear from Ex. 12.
3482 3, 74 | follow the ceremonial of the Law, but to conform to ~Christ'
3483 3, 75 | the perfection of the New Law. For, the ~sacrifices of
3484 3, 75 | the ~sacrifices of the Old Law contained only in figure
3485 3, 75 | according to Heb. 10:1: "For the law having a shadow of ~the
3486 3, 75 | the sacrifice of the New Law instituted by Christ ~should
3487 3, 75 | against the established law and order a man is born
3488 3, 77 | nothing to hinder the common law of nature from ~ordaining
3489 3, 77 | are ~outside the common law. And so, even though it
3490 3, 77 | according to the common ~law of nature for an accident
3491 3, 78 | every" commandment of the law "had been read" by Moses, "
3492 3, 78 | the sacraments of the New Law. Hence, since this sacrament
3493 3, 79 | the sacrifices of the old Law: for it is ~written (Lev.
3494 3, 79 | of sin within us is "the law of sin, which is ~in our
3495 3, 79 | the fomes, which is the law of sin, is set down as an
3496 3, 80 | through ignorance of the law (which ignorance does not
3497 3, 80 | which ~according to the Law forbade entrance into the
3498 3, 80 | yet which ~under the New Law do not prevent receiving
3499 3, 80 | which the people of the New Law understand ~spiritually.
3500 3, 80 | because ~necessity has no law. Hence it is said in the
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