Part, Question

 1   2, 94  |      that Scripture does not commend ~everything whence it draws
 2   2, 144 |    Cor. 8:8): "Meat doth not commend us to God. For neither,
 3   2, 145 |   own sake, but in order to ~commend baptism to us. Wherefore
 4   2, 184 |     third degree, and we too commend him: ~provided we acknowledge
 5   2, 185 |  Apostle says (Rm. 16:1): "I commend to you Phoebe ~our Sister,"
 6   3, 5   |    lowest. Hence, wishing to commend the love of God's humility ~
 7   3, 41  |    magis,' which has much to commend it, since St. Thomas is
 8   3, 46  |   reasons. ~First of all, to commend the more His love by giving
 9   3, 48  |      many words, in order to commend it without tediousness": ~
10   3, 48  |       Lord, into Thy hands I commend ~my spirit.'" And so redemption
11   3, 51  |  resurrection. ~Secondly, to commend the devotion of those who
12   3, 73  |     Januar. i): "In order to commend more ~earnestly the death
13   3, 80  |   order the more strongly to commend the ~depth of this mystery,
14   3, 83  |     Father, into Thy hands I commend My spirit"; and in order
15   3, 84  | Eucharist, both in ~order to commend the excellence of that sacrament,
16 Suppl, 71|    church, since we ought to commend ourselves to his prayers."~
17 Suppl, 71|       since by so doing they commend their dead to the ~suffrages