Part, Question

 1   2, 73  |   sense he says that whoever "offends in one point, is become
 2   2, 113 | answer that, by sinning a man offends God as stated above (Q[71],
 3   2, 113 |    another. But if the ~other offends him, then the forgiveness
 4   2, 23  |       charity; for when a man offends ~in a small matter he does
 5   2, 41  |   spiritual downfall when ~he offends or weakens him. Now scandal
 6   2, 87  |  perjury, ~because man easily offends in words, according to James
 7   3, 88  |  every ~mortal sin whereby he offends God Who forgave his sins,
 8 Suppl, 3 |      the act is, ~the more it offends God. In like manner, since
 9 Suppl, 15|        and the person whom he offends. Now equalization in human
10 Suppl, 28|    same kind of sin, a cleric offends more ~grievously than a
11 Suppl, 96|  eternal: because thereby one offends God Who is infinite. Wherefore ~