Part, Question

 1   3, 15  |          were inflicted on Him, and scourges fell upon ~Him, and the
 2 Suppl, 15|        penal works?~(2) Whether the scourges whereby God punishes man
 3 Suppl, 15|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the scourges of the present life are
 4 Suppl, 15|              It would seem that the scourges whereby we are punished
 5 Suppl, 15|         power. Since therefore ~the scourges with which God punishes
 6 Suppl, 15|             satisfaction. But these scourges are ~inflicted on the wicked
 7 Suppl, 15|        regards past sins. But these scourges are ~sometimes inflicted
 8 Suppl, 15|          satisfies." Therefore ~the scourges of this life are satisfactory.~
 9 Suppl, 15| satisfactory. ~Consequently, if the scourges, which are inflicted by
10 Suppl, 15|         Reply OBJ 1: Although these scourges are not altogether in our
11 Suppl, 15|         straw reek," so by the same scourges are the ~good cleansed and
12 Suppl, 15|      impatience. ~Hence, though the scourges are common to both, satisfaction
13 Suppl, 15|              1/1~Reply OBJ 3: These scourges always regard past guilt,