Part, Question

1501   2, 178 |        vision of the Divine essence. Consequently the highest degree of ~contemplation
1502   2, 178 |             were of both the others. Consequently, in ~intelligible operations,
1503   2, 178 |            in the angel than in man. Consequently ~these movements must be
1504   2, 178 |             desire to know," so that consequently they ~delight in the knowledge
1505   2, 180 |        contemplation than to action. Consequently the statement that "no ~
1506   2, 180 |         disturbed in contemplation." Consequently those who are more adapted ~
1507   2, 181 |           immobility or restfulness. Consequently matters which easily change
1508   2, 181 |             middle, and a ~term; and consequently the state of spiritual servitude
1509   2, 182 |             the purpose of ~healing. Consequently it is evident that perfection
1510   2, 183 |          await in the life ~to come. Consequently he who has to choose or
1511   2, 183 |         salvation of their subjects. Consequently when ~the salvation of his
1512   2, 183 |             be ignorant of the fact; consequently he would seem to be lacking ~
1513   2, 183 |           for the good ~of the poor. Consequently a man is to be commended
1514   2, 183 |         bound to observe ~these, and consequently to wear the habit of his
1515   2, 184 |          thing belongs to perfection consequently: such are those things that ~
1516   2, 184 |            the quantity ~of a thing. Consequently whatever may be done in
1517   2, 184 |            life at its very outset." Consequently it is ~difficult to safeguard
1518   2, 184 |        instruction by obedience: and consequently obedience is requisite for ~
1519   2, 184 |              an act involuntary and ~consequently deprives it of the character
1520   2, 184 |    perfection of the Christian life. Consequently ~the religious state requires
1521   2, 184 |              to man than aught else. Consequently when a man ~of his own accord
1522   2, 184 |            to follow another's will. Consequently it is ~more pertinent to
1523   2, 184 |              are directed to these. ~Consequently the transgression of these
1524   2, 184 |         worse off than seculars: and consequently it ~would not be a wholesome
1525   2, 185 |            himself in holiness; and ~consequently it is foolish to declare
1526   2, 185 |           the love of ~our neighbor. Consequently that which religious intend
1527   2, 185 |             be ~obtained without it. Consequently he who has no other means
1528   2, 185 |              of knowing the truth." ~Consequently for these reasons religious
1529   2, 185 |             of St. Ambrose] asserts. Consequently if ~religious be in need
1530   2, 185 |             disgraceful ~to beg: and consequently this is unbecoming to religious.~
1531   2, 186 |         brethren, you did it to Me." Consequently those services ~which we
1532   2, 186 |           for them to wage war; and ~consequently no religious order may be
1533   2, 186 |             virtue of their office. ~Consequently to assist one's superiors
1534   2, 186 |          charity, ~"puffeth up," and consequently leads to dissent, according
1535   2, 186 |            not hinder one ~much; and consequently is not inconsistent with
1536   2, 187 |             189] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently it is right that not only
1537   2, 187 |           virginity, and the like." ~Consequently Holy Scripture invites us
1538   2, 187 |               for better things, and consequently, considered in itself, instead
1539   2, 187 |               Lombard on Ps. 75:12]. Consequently the obligation of a vow
1540   2, 187 |             condition of ~necessity. Consequently we must say that when their
1541   2, 187 |           with greater severity, and consequently it will be lawful ~to pass
1542   2, 187 |            his ~taking a solemn vow. Consequently a person who is professed
1543   3, 2   |              part to perfect it; and consequently in such as are ~composed
1544   3, 3   |              to take to oneself, and consequently what is assumed is ~added
1545   3, 3   |         Divine Nature to assume, it ~consequently is befitting to the three
1546   3, 3   |            something subsisting, and consequently a Person, since it is an ~
1547   3, 3   |             be said of the man, and ~consequently would be said of the Son
1548   3, 3   |       relation to our surroundings. ~Consequently, in order to judge of a
1549   3, 5   |         assume human nature, He must consequently have assumed a real body.
1550   3, 5   |             a ~soul to the body. And consequently it followed that there were
1551   3, 6   |             form of the body, it is ~consequently created at the same time
1552   3, 6   |             what is incomplete, and, consequently, the whole to ~the parts.
1553   3, 7   |              above (A[1]): ~neither, consequently, was there hope.~Aquin.:
1554   3, 7   |             of themselves; but evil, consequently; since it pertains to the ~
1555   3, 10  |              the ~Divine power, and, consequently, the Divine Essence. For
1556   3, 10  |              of every creature, and, consequently, its power and virtue, and ~
1557   3, 10  |             will not last for ever: ~consequently there is a certain number
1558   3, 11  |             the gift of counsel, He ~consequently knew all singular things -
1559   3, 11  |            which is with doubt; ~and consequently choice, which essentially
1560   3, 14  |              body by assuming it, He consequently healed all other defects.~
1561   3, 16  |           Person of the Father. And, consequently, it ~is not necessary that
1562   3, 16  |           Christ is a creature"; nor consequently that "Christ as Man is a ~
1563   3, 17  |            being of the Nature, and, consequently, the three Persons have
1564   3, 18  |            is called the sensuality. Consequently it ~must be allowed that
1565   3, 18  |              no choice in Christ and consequently no free-will, of which ~
1566   3, 18  |            there was no ~counsel and consequently no free-will in Christ.~
1567   3, 18  |              also place ~choice, and consequently free-will, whose act is
1568   3, 19  |         operation of the moved, and, consequently, each acts in communion ~
1569   3, 19  |           has the nature of a ~term; consequently, unity of person requires
1570   3, 19  |              of different form, and ~consequently fitted to divers operations.
1571   3, 19  |              obedient to reason, and consequently they are somewhat rational
1572   3, 19  |           are not subject to reason; consequently they ~are nowise rational;
1573   3, 19  |            be attributed to Christ, ~consequently He must have by merit what
1574   3, 20  |             servant of ~Himself, and consequently to be subject to Himself.~
1575   3, 21  |      transcend sensible things, and, consequently, it cannot ~mount to God,
1576   3, 21  |              for our justification." Consequently the prayer which He ~offered
1577   3, 21  |             conformity with God; and consequently ~His every prayer was fulfilled.
1578   3, 22  |            is ~written Rm. 8:3. And, consequently, we must not say simply
1579   3, 22  |              stand in need of this. ~Consequently, there is no comparison
1580   3, 22  |    priesthood of the Law was tithed. Consequently the priesthood of Christ ~
1581   3, 23  |              as is the ~case in God. Consequently in this respect no comparison
1582   3, 23  |              Christ by adoption: and consequently He would seem ~to be an
1583   3, 23  |               neither does adoption. Consequently, when it is said that "carnal ~
1584   3, 24  |           Person to the Son of ~God. Consequently, by reason of human nature
1585   3, 24  |              reason of human nature. Consequently, we must say that "Christ,
1586   3, 24  |           Who assumed human nature." Consequently, since this ~assumption
1587   3, 25  |              only as it is an image. Consequently the same reverence ~should
1588   3, 25  |          creature for its own sake. ~Consequently, if the adoration of "latria"
1589   3, 25  |         venerated for its own ~sake. Consequently the worship of "latria"
1590   3, 25  |           species as a living body: ~consequently it does not seem to be identical
1591   3, 25  |           reflect on their Master." ~Consequently, by honoring the martyrs'
1592   3, 26  |             passibility of soul" and consequently ~unhappiness; as appears
1593   3, 26  |             world to Himself." And, ~consequently, Christ alone is the perfect
1594   3, 26  |        Divine Nature from Christ, we consequently ~take from Him the singular
1595   3, 27  |            universal Saviour of all. Consequently after ~Christ, who, as the
1596   3, 27  |             the flesh but the mind. ~Consequently, though the parents of the
1597   3, 27  |             or hindering from ~good. Consequently it is essential to the fomes
1598   3, 27  |   condemnation was first to ~appear. Consequently, just as before the immortality
1599   3, 27  |           did not assume the ~fomes. Consequently in order that the Blessed
1600   3, 27  |             are their ~fathers": and consequently, on the other hand, the
1601   3, 28  |             the seed of ~Joseph; and consequently that she was not a virgin
1602   3, 28  |           the same manner; ~and that consequently He was not conceived of
1603   3, 28  |        adopted from another family. ~Consequently that Christ was not begotten
1604   3, 28  |       producing any effect whatever. Consequently, just as it ~was possible
1605   3, 28  |              to any form whatsoever. Consequently, just as it transmuted the ~
1606   3, 28  |            Mother's closed womb: and consequently that she should remain a
1607   3, 28  |        intercourse ~with Joseph; and consequently that she did not remain
1608   3, 28  |          Mary and Joseph: and ~that, consequently she did not remain a virgin
1609   3, 28  |           was known by ~Joseph; and, consequently, that she did not remain
1610   3, 29  |     conceives elsewhere is suspect." Consequently ~sufficient precaution would
1611   3, 30  |             high things ~of herself. Consequently she required instruction
1612   3, 30  |              always be most certain. Consequently Joseph, to whom the angel
1613   3, 30  |              of figurative example.: consequently ~in support of this instance,
1614   3, 31  |             seed ~of Jechonias: nor, consequently, of the family of David,
1615   3, 31  |              to His own ~heart." And consequently Christ is called in a most
1616   3, 31  |             manifest in both ~sexes. Consequently, since it behooved a man,
1617   3, 31  |             man is not a virgin. And consequently it belongs to the supernatural
1618   3, 31  |         which results therefrom: and consequently they cannot be ~taken from
1619   3, 31  |        complete seminal ~perfection. Consequently this semen is not the necessary
1620   3, 31  |         actually a part of her body. Consequently that which the ~Blessed
1621   3, 31  |         medium of His Mother's body. Consequently Christ's body was in the ~
1622   3, 31  |            absolutely free from sin. Consequently a twofold error ~may occur
1623   3, 31  |             entirely defiled by sin. Consequently we must say ~that the entire
1624   3, 31  |            than an ~ordinary priest. Consequently, although we may say that
1625   3, 31  |  Melchisedech, but of a lower order. Consequently we must say ~that Christ
1626   3, 31  |         original sin is transmitted. Consequently, they ~all paid tithes in
1627   3, 31  |             in Abraham than in Levi. Consequently, ~since Abraham paid tithes
1628   3, 32  |            of the whole Trinity, and consequently of the Holy Ghost. Therefore
1629   3, 33  |              it dispose matter; and, consequently, an agent of ~infinite power
1630   3, 33  |              any part thereof. It is consequently ~contrary to faith to assert
1631   3, 34  |         assumed by the Word of God. ~Consequently, in the first instant of
1632   3, 34  |             FP, Q[83], A[2], OBJ[2]: consequently the use of free-will ~is
1633   3, 34  |              ought to be chosen: and consequently ~they choose at once. From
1634   3, 34  |         stated above (Q[11], ~A[2]). Consequently His intellect and will could
1635   3, 34  |           makes, in a way, ~his own: consequently it seems that he cannot
1636   3, 34  |              might ~sanctify others; consequently He was sanctified by reason
1637   3, 34  |            free-will is meritorious. Consequently, Christ did merit in the
1638   3, 35  |             in a true human nature." Consequently it becomes the Divine Nature ~
1639   3, 35  |         whereby something subsists. ~Consequently, nativity is attributed
1640   3, 35  |        generation of living ~things. Consequently when inanimate things are
1641   3, 35  |            He was born of a woman." ~Consequently we must say that the Blessed
1642   3, 35  |              35] A[5] Body Para. 3/3~Consequently each opinion is true to
1643   3, 35  |            womb of ~His Mother, and, consequently, without opening the passage.
1644   3, 35  |         without opening the passage. Consequently ~there was no pain in that
1645   3, 35  |           and laid Him in a manger." Consequently the narrative of this book, ~
1646   3, 36  |      witnesses pre-ordained by God." Consequently, ~that His birth might be
1647   3, 36  |          known the birth of Christ. ~Consequently this does not corroborate
1648   3, 36  |             changes time and ages." ~Consequently the time of the manifestation
1649   3, 36  |         power ~endowed with reason." Consequently "it seems that this was
1650   3, 36  |              a long way for nothing. Consequently they ~would have neither
1651   3, 37  |           freed by Christ's Passion. Consequently this figure was not ~completely
1652   3, 37  |        chastity remained inviolate." Consequently the words "opening the ~
1653   3, 37  |          signifies ~the active life. Consequently this sacrifice signified
1654   3, 37  |            unclean seven days"; ~and consequently she is forbidden "to enter
1655   3, 37  |            neither ~uncleanness, and consequently did not need to be purified.~
1656   3, 38  |              the baptism of ~Christ. Consequently, in a way, it belonged to
1657   3, 38  |            bridesman," i.e. by John. Consequently it is said that "he ~baptized
1658   3, 38  |            as yet fully ~manifested: consequently there was still need for
1659   3, 39  |              no more than a ~figure. Consequently it was more fitting that
1660   3, 39  |            less remedy does it need. Consequently, from the very fact ~that
1661   3, 39  |           had been baptized by him. ~Consequently it was not fitting that
1662   3, 40  |        sinful to a better ~life: and consequently they did not despair of
1663   3, 40  |     abundance ~of contemplation, and consequently such was the life chosen
1664   3, 40  |            number forty: in ~which," consequently, "the time during which
1665   3, 41  |           and to teach" (Acts 1:1). ~Consequently, immediately after His baptism
1666   3, 41  |              one has an inclination. Consequently the devil ~does not straight
1667   3, 41  |            the ~neighboring country. Consequently the devil esteemed that
1668   3, 42  |         confess Him" (Phil. 2:8-11). Consequently He did not wish ~His doctrine
1669   3, 42  |              individuals whatsoever. Consequently, when certain ones, by ~
1670   3, 42  |             his manner of ~teaching. Consequently it was fitting that Christ,
1671   3, 42  |             are members of His body. Consequently, when they ~put into writing
1672   3, 43  |        reality of His ~manhood. And, consequently, as Chrysostom says (Hom.
1673   3, 43  |         purpose of His taking flesh. Consequently He so worked miracles by ~
1674   3, 44  |            this world be cast out." ~Consequently it was fitting that, among
1675   3, 44  |              salvation of his soul. ~Consequently, He allowed the demons,
1676   3, 44  |            and ~for days and years." Consequently if the movement of the heavenly
1677   3, 44  |          thing, that is its nature." Consequently the ~nature of a heavenly
1678   3, 44  |            than that of the sun, and consequently the ~moon, coming up from
1679   3, 44  |               being ~opposite to it: consequently it had to return eastwards
1680   3, 44  |              the first to reappear. ~Consequently the eclipse began towards
1681   3, 44  |          mystery of His Incarnation. Consequently in healing ~the sick He
1682   3, 44  |             the healing of the soul. Consequently it was not ~fitting that
1683   3, 44  |         creature be subject thereto. Consequently it behooved Him to work ~
1684   3, 45  |             seen on its surface, and consequently the assumption of clarity ~
1685   3, 45  |            air is lit up by the sun. Consequently the refulgence, which appeared ~
1686   3, 45  |            as it were, to save them. Consequently it was ~fitting that witnesses
1687   3, 45  |           ascribed to St. Augustine; consequently we need not stand by it.
1688   3, 45  |        others in their ~proper turn. Consequently, as Chrysostom says (on
1689   3, 46  |            called Himself the seed." Consequently, unless He suffered death,
1690   3, 46  |            that Christ would suffer. Consequently, it seems ~that it had to
1691   3, 46  |          good of the whole universe. Consequently, if He ~forgive sin, which
1692   3, 46  |               sin is accursed, ~and, consequently, so is death, and mortality,
1693   3, 46  |             did not break His legs." Consequently, He did ~not endure every
1694   3, 46  |            with its natural defects. Consequently, it seems that the pain
1695   3, 46  |              the wedding-feast. And, consequently, Christ's sense of touch,
1696   3, 46  |            deliverance from sin; and consequently He embraced the ~amount
1697   3, 46  |         discordant with reason, and ~consequently to be shunned altogether
1698   3, 46  |      sufferings inflicted upon Him." Consequently it does not seem that Christ ~
1699   3, 46  |          body and in its every part. Consequently, when the body suffered
1700   3, 46  |             of the FS, Q[34], A[3]. ~Consequently, it was not possible for
1701   3, 46  |            the light of the ~world." Consequently it was fitting for man's
1702   3, 46  |            and "sweetly" (Wis. 8:1). Consequently ~it must be said that Christ'
1703   3, 46  |            46] A[9] R.O. 1 Para. 3/5~Consequently, then, others say that Christ
1704   3, 46  |              sacrificed the Pasch." ~Consequently Christ and the Jews celebrated
1705   3, 46  |      Nazareth and born in Bethlehem. Consequently it seems that He ought not ~
1706   3, 46  |               so are all places: and consequently, ~since Christ suffered
1707   3, 46  |        offered for that people only. Consequently, ~it was beyond the city
1708   3, 46  |             just is from the Lord." ~Consequently, if Christ's Passion did
1709   3, 46  |           impassible cannot suffer. ~Consequently, Christ's Passion did not
1710   3, 47  |            who takes ~away his life. Consequently, Christ was not slain by
1711   3, 47  |               and as He willed it." ~Consequently Christ was not slain by
1712   3, 47  |     delivered His soul unto death." ~Consequently it does not appear that
1713   3, 47  |              inspired of the Father. Consequently there ~is no contrariety
1714   3, 47  |           Himself, from charity, and consequently ~we give praise to both:
1715   3, 47  |          passed on to the Gentiles. ~Consequently it was fitting that Christ
1716   3, 47  |             mystery of His Godhead." Consequently the Apostle says: "If they
1717   3, 47  |             nobody works injustice." Consequently nobody wreaks ~injustice
1718   3, 47  |           unjust action of the Jews. Consequently ~Christ's slayers are not
1719   3, 48  |     persecution for justice's sake." Consequently Christ by His Passion ~merited
1720   3, 48  |            of His preceding merits: ~consequently, in order to remove such
1721   3, 48  |         stated ~above (Q[47], A[6]). Consequently it seems that atonement
1722   3, 48  |            even human laws ~declare. Consequently, since the devil by treachery
1723   3, 48  |         devil ~by consenting to him; consequently he did not become God's
1724   3, 48  |           Chrysostom says (Hom. xi). Consequently, although, ~after deceiving
1725   3, 48  |    inspiration of suffering for ~us. Consequently it is proper to Christ as
1726   3, 48  |            for the salvation of men. Consequently, then, Christ's Passion ~
1727   3, 49  |              as baptism and penance. Consequently it seems ~that Christ's
1728   3, 49  |             seduction ~of iniquity." Consequently it seems that Christ's Passion
1729   3, 49  |              imposed upon penitents. Consequently, men were not freed from
1730   3, 49  |           sacraments of faith. And, ~consequently, the lost in hell cannot
1731   3, 49  |            conformed to their head. ~Consequently, as Christ first had grace
1732   3, 49  |            without Christ's Passion. Consequently Christ's ~Passion is not
1733   3, 49  |       baptism preceded the Passion. ~Consequently the opening of heaven is
1734   3, 49  |             the sacraments of faith. Consequently, ~then the gate of heaven'
1735   3, 49  |             cost ~of Christ's blood. Consequently, before Christ's Passion
1736   3, 49  |           the heavenly kingdom. And ~consequently it is said that by ascending
1737   3, 49  |         given thee from above." And, consequently, He ~merited a four-fold
1738   3, 49  |            the meritorious work. And consequently the perfection ~of Christ'
1739   3, 50  |             de ~Incarn. Verbi] says. Consequently, neither was it becoming
1740   3, 50  |           the flesh to be dissolved. Consequently, as before ~death Christ'
1741   3, 50  |           separate it from ~Himself. Consequently, by death His soul was severed
1742   3, 50  |              man is his ~intellect"; consequently, when we address the soul
1743   3, 50  |     complement of the man or animal. Consequently, to say that Christ ~was
1744   3, 50  |            dissolving into elements. Consequently it is ~impious to say with
1745   3, 50  |              Christ's dead body did; consequently the dead ~body of everyone
1746   3, 50  |        subsists in two natures; and ~consequently, although in others the
1747   3, 50  |              principle of meriting. ~Consequently, Christ's death did not
1748   3, 50  |            resemblance to the cause. Consequently, since death is a kind of ~
1749   3, 51  |           Mark relates ~(Mk. 14:28). Consequently, this was not done becomingly
1750   3, 51  |        fragrant spices (Jn. 19:40). ~Consequently, the manner of Christ's
1751   3, 51  |            likewise from the grave. ~Consequently, He sought likewise to return
1752   3, 51  |              narrowed within bounds. Consequently, His rising from the grave
1753   3, 51  |     semblance ~of night, but of day: consequently it is denoted by the whole
1754   3, 52  |              above (Q[49], AA[1],3). Consequently, it was not ~fitting that
1755   3, 52  |              also descent into hell. Consequently since it was ~fitting for
1756   3, 52  |             beginning of the world. ~Consequently, the sense is, that "to
1757   3, 52  |       character of hell ~and sorrow. Consequently, that rest of the blessed
1758   3, 52  |          stated above (Q[50], A[2]). Consequently, it ~must be affirmed that
1759   3, 52  |           but of the assumed nature. Consequently, the fact of ~Christ's body
1760   3, 52  |            not so the Divine Person. Consequently when death severed the union ~
1761   3, 52  |            make the ~poor man rich." Consequently He does not seem to have
1762   3, 52  |            gone down into hell: and ~consequently it appears that He made
1763   3, 52  |              the truth of His death. Consequently, it is to be ~believed that
1764   3, 52  |            through faith in ~Christ. Consequently they did not need to be
1765   3, 52  |          stated above (Q[49], A[1]). Consequently, the holy Fathers ~were
1766   3, 52  |            with death should he sin. Consequently, when Christ descended into
1767   3, 52  |            ever in such sufferings." Consequently, when he afterwards adds
1768   3, 52  |              to Jerome's commentary. Consequently it seems that even the lost
1769   3, 52  |            the power of His Passion. Consequently, His descent into ~hell
1770   3, 52  |              any sacrament of faith. Consequently, Christ's descent into hell
1771   3, 52  |              sin by faith in Christ: consequently, they ~were capable of that
1772   3, 52  |              of the said change. And consequently by baptism children are ~
1773   3, 52  |           except those in Purgatory. Consequently Christ ~delivered souls
1774   3, 52  |      efficacy then than it has ~now. Consequently, they who were such as those
1775   3, 52  |              healing ~and expiation. Consequently, the sacrament of the Eucharist
1776   3, 52  |               Q[49], A[1], ad 4,5). ~Consequently, it does not follow of necessity
1777   3, 52  |         common to all human ~nature. Consequently, there was nothing to prevent
1778   3, 53  |               above (Q[49], A[1],3). Consequently, it was not necessary for
1779   3, 53  |           hath exalted the ~humble." Consequently, because Christ humbled
1780   3, 53  |             constitute human nature. Consequently, by ~the union of the body
1781   3, 53  |              cf. SS, Q[2], AA[7],8). Consequently, in order that our faith
1782   3, 53  |            death was not genuine and consequently neither ~would His Resurrection
1783   3, 53  |         darkness on account of ~sin; consequently, He remained in death for
1784   3, 53  |              53] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Consequently, speaking of perfect resurrection,
1785   3, 53  |             a disposition for glory. Consequently, it behooved ~all things
1786   3, 53  |              take the soul up again. Consequently, it appears that Christ ~
1787   3, 53  |           soul, nor from His flesh. ~Consequently, both the soul and the flesh
1788   3, 53  |       respect of its created nature. Consequently, it ~was by the Divine power
1789   3, 54  |              as you see Me to have." Consequently, He had not an ~imaginary
1790   3, 54  |    Philosopher shows (De Anima ii). ~Consequently, whoever has a glorified
1791   3, 54  |    incorruptible cannot be handled." Consequently, Christ's body was not ~
1792   3, 54  |          mystery of ~our redemption. Consequently, when this mystery of Christ'
1793   3, 54  |    corruption in elementary bodies. ~Consequently, a body that can be handled
1794   3, 54  |              one of the four humors. Consequently, if Christ ~had blood, with
1795   3, 54  |            nature of the human body. Consequently, all ~these things were
1796   3, 54  |             remain in Him for ever. ~Consequently, it seems that He ought
1797   3, 55  |           them ~that wait for Thee." Consequently, such things are not known
1798   3, 55  |               glorious Resurrection, consequently His Resurrection was not
1799   3, 55  |              to all by general laws: consequently His ~Passion could be directly
1800   3, 55  |             sight of the disciples. ~Consequently, it seems that Christ ought
1801   3, 55  |            as to its term whereunto. Consequently, ~the disciples were able
1802   3, 55  |       attained to the life of glory. Consequently, ~the Resurrection ought
1803   3, 55  |             beyond man's common ken. Consequently, there is ~no parity.~Aquin.:
1804   3, 55  |            55] A[3] R.O. 4 Para. 2/2~Consequently, as Ambrose says (Expos.
1805   3, 55  |           yet Christ is the Truth." ~Consequently, it seems that Christ ought
1806   3, 55  |              Scriptures is weakened. Consequently, if Christ ~appeared to
1807   3, 55  |             is said in 1 Cor. 2:14. ~Consequently, after His Resurrection
1808   3, 55  |             void the merit of faith. Consequently, it was not for Him to confirm
1809   3, 55  |           seen, and ~have believed." Consequently, it seems that Christ ought
1810   3, 55  |             beyond human reason, and consequently would ~not be efficacious
1811   3, 55  |         required for a resurrection. Consequently, the signs which ~Christ
1812   3, 55  |            the scars of His wounds. ~Consequently, it seems that those proofs
1813   3, 55  |             ascended to My Father." ~Consequently, it was not fitting for
1814   3, 55  |            there were two standing. ~Consequently, the arguments for the Resurrection
1815   3, 55  |            it shall ~rise in power." Consequently, the proofs brought forward
1816   3, 55  |            body specially indicates. Consequently, before ~the Passion He
1817   3, 56  |          even though Christ did not. Consequently Christ's Resurrection ~is
1818   3, 56  |            no longer a wayfarer, and consequently not in a ~state of merit.
1819   3, 56  |               Mass in Paschal Time]. Consequently, Christ's death, not His ~
1820   3, 56  |            says (Coel. Hier. xiii). ~Consequently, the Word of God first bestows
1821   3, 56  |          according to His ~will. And consequently, it is not necessary for
1822   3, 56  |        copies according to its mode; consequently Christ's Resurrection is
1823   3, 56  |              sins in His own blood." Consequently, Christ's ~Passion even
1824   3, 56  |              body lives by the soul. Consequently, ~Christ's Resurrection
1825   3, 56  |       newness of life through grace. Consequently, as to ~efficacy, which
1826   3, 56  |            through grace or justice: consequently, the Apostle ~says (Rm.
1827   3, 57  |        respect of His human ~nature. Consequently, He has His good without
1828   3, 57  |            one of incorruption. And ~consequently it was not fitting that
1829   3, 57  |             to be moved by ~another. Consequently, it was not by His own power,
1830   3, 57  |              would be instantaneous; consequently, He would not have been ~
1831   3, 57  |              as stated above (A[1]). Consequently, Christ's ~body ascended
1832   3, 57  |               participating in God." Consequently, the Divine power is the
1833   3, 57  |             is proved in Physics vi. Consequently, it is not ~necessary for
1834   3, 57  |             uplifted beyond heaven. ~Consequently, Christ did not ascend above
1835   3, 57  |        neither is its rest violent: ~consequently, there is nothing to prevent
1836   3, 57  |            every spiritual creature. Consequently, Christ's body could not ~
1837   3, 57  |         united personally with ~God. Consequently, owing to this very fittingness,
1838   3, 57  |               for instance (Acts 9). Consequently, ~it seems that Christ's
1839   3, 58  |               is seated on his left. Consequently, if Christ sits at the right
1840   3, 58  |             the combatant or helper. Consequently, Stephen in his toil of
1841   3, 58  |              and of the Holy ~Ghost. Consequently, if Christ sits as God at
1842   3, 58  |            belong to Christ ~as man. Consequently, it seems that Christ as
1843   3, 58  |           Father is greater than I." Consequently, it appears unseemly for ~
1844   3, 58  |              is the Son of God, ~and consequently sits at the Father's right
1845   3, 58  |              was ~prepared for some. Consequently, to sit at the right hand
1846   3, 58  |       belongs exclusively to Christ. Consequently, it belongs to no one else, ~
1847   3, 59  |          Eternity is in the Father." Consequently, judiciary ~power ought
1848   3, 59  |               and His perfect Image, consequently, judiciary power is properly ~
1849   3, 59  |         Truth no less than Himself. ~Consequently, whatever the Father judges,
1850   3, 59  |             freedom for convincing." Consequently, then, judgment is ~attributed
1851   3, 59  |           Christ's attribute as God. Consequently, judiciary power does not
1852   3, 59  |              things under His feet." Consequently, it belongs to Him, even
1853   3, 59  |             the notion of ~headship. Consequently, it seems that Christ did
1854   3, 59  |               or ~divider over you?" Consequently, He does not exercise judgment
1855   3, 59  |              before the Incarnation. Consequently, not all God's judgments ~
1856   3, 59  |           evident from Mt. 25:31,40. Consequently, it is manifest ~that all
1857   3, 59  |     temporarily an earthly kingdom; ~consequently He said (Jn. 18:36): "My
1858   3, 59  |            the Divine ~Judgment; and consequently, a perfect and public Judgment
1859   3, 59  |            59] A[5] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Consequently, it must be maintained that
1860   3, 59  |           his reward or punishment. ~Consequently all these things must be
1861   3, 59  |             Abraham He taketh hold." Consequently, ~Christ's soul is more
1862   3, 59  |            judged by Truth Itself." ~Consequently, although the angels judge,
1863   3, 60  |             being a ~sign of health. Consequently, a thing may be called a "
1864   3, 60  |          efficient cause of health, ~consequently whatever things are denominated
1865   3, 60  |           and persons of high rank. ~Consequently those secrets, whether Divine
1866   3, 60  |       unknown by means of the known. Consequently a sacrament properly so ~
1867   3, 60  |              whereas ~perfection is. Consequently things that signify disposition
1868   3, 60  |            is an ambiguous sign, and consequently ~occasions deception: this
1869   3, 60  |         signified by the sacraments. Consequently ~a sacrament is a sign that
1870   3, 60  |        knowledge of something else. ~Consequently, since the sacred things
1871   3, 60  |              in the Scriptures. And ~consequently, just as the Holy Ghost
1872   3, 60  |           present, past, and future. Consequently, just as ~under the state
1873   3, 60  |            for man's sanctification. Consequently they can be considered in ~
1874   3, 60  |             words, as ~stated above. Consequently it is not a superfluous
1875   3, 60  |       foretold the coming of Christ. Consequently ~they did not signify Christ
1876   3, 60  |             terminus of the matter. ~Consequently for the being of a thing
1877   3, 60  |           sound be not ~used by all. Consequently no matter in what language
1878   3, 60  |              words is destroyed; and consequently the sacrament ~is invalid.
1879   3, 60  |             sense of the words, nor ~consequently the validity of the sacrament.
1880   3, 60  |              sense of the words, nor consequently cause the ~sacrament to
1881   3, 60  |             the Arians baptized: and consequently such an addition makes ~
1882   3, 60  |            sense ~signified by them. Consequently any addition or suppression
1883   3, 60  |             sense is ~destroyed, and consequently, the validity of the sacrament.
1884   3, 61  |           part affected by ~disease. Consequently it was fitting that God
1885   3, 61  |             as a function of nature. Consequently, however, it ~foreshadowed
1886   3, 61  |              intention of the agent. Consequently, ~there is no reason against
1887   3, 61  |         knowledge of Divine things." Consequently in the old Law ~there was
1888   3, 61  |             contain and cause grace: consequently the comparison does ~not
1889   3, 62  |            of the other sacraments. ~Consequently just as the virtues and
1890   3, 62  |        incomplete mode of being: and consequently it is not ~unfitting to
1891   3, 62  |           from a thing's essence and consequently cannot transcend it; ~nor
1892   3, 62  |              to the ~instrument: and consequently it stands in comparison
1893   3, 62  |           salvation to the Church." ~Consequently, it seems that the sacraments
1894   3, 62  |              a separate instrument. ~Consequently, the saving power must needs
1895   3, 62  |               by faith" (Eph. 3:17). Consequently, ~by faith Christ's power
1896   3, 62  |              use of exterior things. Consequently, the efficient cause ~cannot
1897   3, 62  |              the justice of faith." ~Consequently grace was conferred in Circumcision
1898   3, 63  |       producing a spiritual ~effect. Consequently in those sacraments there
1899   3, 63  |           light as a kind of seal." ~Consequently, it seems that a character
1900   3, 63  |             we need a passive power. Consequently, a character signifies a
1901   3, 63  |        Philosopher says (Polit. i). ~Consequently, just as the virtue which
1902   3, 63  |           predicated of it properly. Consequently, ~a character cannot be
1903   3, 63  |            is not a sensible light. ~Consequently, it is not in the third
1904   3, 63  |             to every soul naturally. Consequently, there ~must be something
1905   3, 63  |           from Christ's priesthood. ~Consequently, it is clear that the sacramental
1906   3, 63  |             to the ultimate effect. ~Consequently, something can be attributed
1907   3, 63  |          they are likened to Christ. Consequently, ~properly speaking, this
1908   3, 63  |             in spirit and in truth," consequently, the ~Divine bounty bestows
1909   3, 63  |         expressed by exterior signs. Consequently, a character needs to be
1910   3, 63  |              the soul for ever: ~and consequently it can be blotted out.~Aquin.:
1911   3, 63  |              order of Melchisedech." Consequently, every ~sanctification wrought
1912   3, 63  |             the principal agent: and consequently a character ~exists in the
1913   3, 63  |           this belongs to the will. ~Consequently, however much the will be
1914   3, 63  |          life, ~yet its end remains. Consequently, after this life the character
1915   3, 63  |          proper place (Q[65], A[3]). Consequently, ~these three sacraments
1916   3, 64  |            it from a good ~minister. Consequently, the interior effect is
1917   3, 64  |            works but as a minister. ~Consequently, it follows that the power
1918   3, 64  |              explained above (A[1]). Consequently, ~just as Christ, as God,
1919   3, 64  |            of the ~one who moves it. Consequently, whatever form or power
1920   3, 64  |         employs them as instruments. Consequently, those who approach the ~
1921   3, 64  |             in another with his axe. Consequently, it ~is thus that Christ
1922   3, 64  |            also are his ~ministers." Consequently, there can be no doubt that
1923   3, 64  |              parts of righteousness. Consequently, when a man shows himself ~
1924   3, 64  |              minister of the Church. Consequently, as long as the latter is
1925   3, 64  |             the ~angels" (Heb. 2:9). Consequently, it belongs to men, but
1926   3, 64  |      conditions of their nature: and consequently ~not in regard to the sacraments.~
1927   3, 64  |          being members of the devil. Consequently, it does not follow ~that "
1928   3, 64  |              received the sacrament. Consequently he could have no certainty
1929   3, 64  |          many ~other similar things. Consequently, it needs to be determined
1930   3, 64  |           his bodily members to act. Consequently, his intention ~is required,
1931   3, 64  |            64] A[8] R.O. 2 Para. 3/3~Consequently, others with better reason
1932   3, 64  |              from them, he sins; and consequently is hindered from receiving
1933   3, 64  |      explained above (Q[63], A[3]~). Consequently, if a man be suspended by
1934   3, 64  |        depend on that which follows, consequently such a perverse intention
1935   3, 64  |             the meritorious ~effect. Consequently, the minister who conforms
1936   3, 64  |             validity of a sacrament. Consequently, ~there is no comparison.~
1937   3, 64  |           not the action of another. Consequently, the perverse ~intention
1938   3, 65  |       becoming to the Old Testament. Consequently, nothing in ~the old Law
1939   3, 65  |           but also figuratively; and consequently they were sacraments. ~But
1940   3, 65  |         growth. But food causes, and consequently precedes, growth. ~Therefore
1941   3, 65  |    perfection of the ~multitude; and consequently the last place among the
1942   3, 65  |            of size and power in man. Consequently, ~the Eucharist can be placed
1943   3, 65  |           done by the prince ~alone. Consequently the conferring of these
1944   3, 66  |              of true sanctification. Consequently the sacrament is not ~completed
1945   3, 66  |           remains, but can be lost. ~Consequently Damascene defined Baptism,
1946   3, 66  |           when Christ was baptized. ~Consequently Baptism was truly instituted
1947   3, 66  |            anew unto righteousness. ~Consequently it behooved Christ to suffer
1948   3, 66  |      conferred with these also; ~and consequently water is not the proper
1949   3, 66  |              touched with His flesh. Consequently it seems that Baptism cannot ~
1950   3, 66  |            by ~hearing" (Rm. 10:17). Consequently water is more suitable,
1951   3, 66  |             s nature is not changed. Consequently ~such water can be used
1952   3, 66  |         liquid distilled from roses: consequently ~it cannot be used for Baptism.
1953   3, 66  |              produced ~artificially. Consequently rain-water retains no properties
1954   3, 66  |            the words of the Gospel." Consequently the cause of ~Baptism needs
1955   3, 66  |             acts in ~virtue thereof. Consequently it is fitting that in the
1956   3, 66  |               all things were made." Consequently they are becomingly ~addressed
1957   3, 66  |            say, "I baptize myself": ~consequently no one can baptize himself.
1958   3, 66  |           from Christ's institution. Consequently, if any of those ~things
1959   3, 66  |       invocation of the Trinity. And consequently whatever is ~lacking to
1960   3, 66  |           accidental to Baptism. And consequently such diversity does ~not
1961   3, 66  |             which it has contracted. Consequently that ~part of the body should
1962   3, 66  |         accidental to the sacrament. Consequently, as ~Gregory in the words
1963   3, 66  |             observed in Baptism: and consequently anyone baptizing otherwise
1964   3, 66  |            is essential ~to Baptism. Consequently, one Baptism results from
1965   3, 66  |              Faith of Christ. It is ~consequently unfitting to bestow a white
1966   3, 66  |          above are superfluous; and ~consequently that they are unsuitably
1967   3, 66  |             like sensible signs. And consequently, since, besides the ~principal
1968   3, 66  |           nor does ~it depend on it. Consequently, a man may, without Baptism
1969   3, 66  |            and from ~the Holy Ghost. Consequently for this reason the unity
1970   3, 66  |             in the baptismal effect. Consequently they are ~not sacraments.~
1971   3, 67  |             the same as "to teach." ~Consequently, it does not follow that
1972   3, 67  |              also of "enlightening." Consequently, it is ~outside the province
1973   3, 67  |           approach our Lord's Table. Consequently, just as it belongs to a ~
1974   3, 67  |           the lesser matters only." ~Consequently it belongs to the lower
1975   3, 67  |           the Christian ~people: and consequently it belongs to the lesser
1976   3, 67  |              and of ~its punishment. Consequently, lest man should have to
1977   3, 67  |         essential to the ~sacrament. Consequently, if a layman were to baptize
1978   3, 67  |             neither male nor female. Consequently, just as a ~layman can baptize,
1979   3, 67  |              by the power of Christ. Consequently, on the same ~grounds either
1980   3, 67  |      minister, any man is competent. Consequently, an unbaptized person can ~
1981   3, 67  |           whatever purpose He wills. Consequently, the unbaptized can baptize: ~
1982   3, 67  |          word of life" (Eph. 5:26). ~Consequently, if several were to baptize
1983   3, 67  |             one Faith, one Baptism." Consequently, ~an intention which is
1984   3, 67  |           and the use of the matter. Consequently, ~neither he who only pronounces
1985   3, 67  |             more than ordinary care. Consequently someone is needed to receive ~
1986   3, 67  |          child from the sacred font. Consequently this is not essential ~to
1987   3, 67  |    themselves the duties of a tutor. Consequently they ~are bound to watch
1988   3, 68  |        Christ, have put on ~Christ." Consequently it is manifest that all
1989   3, 68  |           the past, and the ~future. Consequently although the sacrament itself
1990   3, 68  |             in respect of his body. ~Consequently the children of those who
1991   3, 68  |             are conformed to Christ. Consequently, if ~any were to be sanctified
1992   3, 68  |           the use of the ~free-will. Consequently those to whom Baptism is
1993   3, 68  |              according to 1 Jn. 2:2. Consequently no kind of ~satisfaction
1994   3, 68  |              the Baptism of Penance. Consequently it was fitting that those
1995   3, 68  |            walk in newness of life." Consequently, just ~as, according to
1996   3, 68  |           into the kingdom of God." ~Consequently it became necessary to baptize
1997   3, 68  |          they can contract marriage. Consequently such ~can lawfully be advised
1998   3, 68  |               rescue him from death. Consequently, neither should anyone infringe
1999   3, 68  |              is already formed, and ~consequently distinct from the body of
2000   3, 68  |             to live among other men. Consequently they cannot be ~subject