Part, Question

 1   1, 91  |      woman ~all the more, and cleave to her more closely, knowing
 2   1, 91  |  father and mother, and shall cleave to ~his wife." This was
 3   1, 99  |      seen God, it ~cannot but cleave to Him Who is the essence
 4   1, 107 |    the beatitude of all is to cleave to God alone."~Aquin.: SMT
 5   1, 108 |      to which the good angels cleave, is stronger than the ~natural
 6   2, 89  |     to those who, by charity, cleave to God as their last end,
 7   2, 89  |      venial sin, man does not cleave to ~a creature as his last
 8   2, 2   |  father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife," of which the
 9   2, 26  |   Christ. i), to enjoy ~is to cleave to something for its own
10   2, 28  |    that his appetite does not cleave chiefly to the true ~final
11   2, 83  |    any ~work done that we may cleave to God in holy fellowship."
12   2, 150 |    more ~mightily in order to cleave to God - since for this
13   2, 150 | because other virtues make us cleave to God more closely by imitation
14   3, 19  |       an axe of ~itself is to cleave; but inasmuch as it is moved
15   3, 69  |  whatever sin a man wishes to cleave, if he approach ~Baptism,
16 Suppl, 86|       things of the world and cleave to Christ alone. ~Consequently