Part, Question

 1   1, 65  |      immediately form God, whose bidding alone matter obeys, as its
 2   1, 66  |      immediately form God, whose bidding alone matter obeys, as its
 3   2, 102 |       who obeys is moved at the ~bidding of the person who commands
 4   2, 102 |         if it is contrary to the bidding of the proconsul? Again ~
 5   3, 13  |    growth are not subject to the bidding of reason or will, since
 6   3, 18  |         Christ was moved at the ~bidding of the Divine will; yet
 7   3, 18  |     moved in accordance with the bidding of ~the Divine will.~Aquin.:
 8   3, 43  |      those, each ~of whom by His bidding, as they came in His way,
 9   3, 47  | crucified ~Him at the governor's bidding, not out of cupidity like
10   3, 52  |        at our Lord and Saviour's bidding all 'the bars of iron were ~
11   3, 55  |         from this, that at God's bidding ~man believes what he does
12   3, 82  |        case of necessity, at the bidding of a bishop ~or of a priest.
13 Suppl, 73|        execution, ~when he adds "bidding," in resemblance to our
14 Suppl, 82|         be altered at the soul's bidding ~without the glorified body
15 Suppl, 82|        be ~removed at the soul's bidding, but the action of that