Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |   the definition of man by ~manifesting his essence; for the idea
 2   1, 43  |    only ~for the purpose of manifesting the invisible mission; as
 3   1, 43  |    only ~for the purpose of manifesting the invisible mission; as
 4   1, 105 |    to ~enlighten another by manifesting the truth which he knows
 5   1, 105 |  his natural light, and ~by manifesting to him the truth concerning
 6   1, 105 |  something lovable, and as ~manifesting some created good ordered
 7   1, 106 |  ordered to the purpose of ~manifesting something to the speaker
 8   2, 111 |   merely for the purpose of manifesting the Divine power; for ~instance,
 9   2, 1   |     Writ for the purpose of manifesting the Divine mystery or ~the
10   2, 58  |  written for the purpose of manifesting both these rights, but in ~
11   3, 40  |  with men, at the same time manifesting His Godhead to all, by preaching ~
12   3, 50  |   rising from the dead, and manifesting His power whereby ~He overthrew
13   3, 52  | otherwise than as the open ~manifesting of His Godhead. which was
14   3, 55  |     were not sufficient for manifesting His ~Resurrection.~Aquin.:
15   3, 55  |      it was not fitting for manifesting the truth of His ~Resurrection,
16 Suppl, 93|  Hence He was a doctor, by ~manifesting to the world the truth which