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1001 1, 41 | the concomitance of the Father's will in the generation
1002 1, 41 | for they said that the Father begot the Son in such a
1003 1, 41 | natural necessity ~did the Father beget the Son."~Aquin.:
1004 1, 41 | it is necessary that the ~Father beget the Son.~Aquin.: SMT
1005 1, 41 | from ~anything. For if the Father begets the Son from something,
1006 1, 41 | something different from the Father exists in the Son, and this ~
1007 1, 41 | different exists." If the Father begets the Son from ~Himself,
1008 1, 41 | follows that either the Father does not remain after the ~
1009 1, 41 | is begotten, or that the Father is the Son, which is false.
1010 1, 41 | is false. Therefore ~the Father does not beget the Son from
1011 1, 41 | is generated. So if the Father generate the Son from His ~
1012 1, 41 | essence or nature of the ~Father is the principle of the
1013 1, 41 | another thing from the ~Father's essence. Therefore the
1014 1, 41 | the Son is not from the Father's essence.~Aquin.: SMT FP
1015 1, 41 | Petrum i, 1) says: ~"God the Father, of His nature, without
1016 1, 41 | from nothing, but from the ~Father's substance. For it was
1017 1, 41 | Son to proceed from the Father as out of nothing, then
1018 1, 41 | the Son ~would be to the Father what the thing made is to
1019 1, 41 | of God proceeds from the Father out of ~nothing, He could
1020 1, 41 | Who is in the bosom of the Father, ~He hath declared Him";
1021 1, 41 | of the substance of the ~Father, but not in the same way
1022 1, 41 | necessarily follows that the Father in begetting the Son does
1023 1, 41 | the Son was born of the Father, the ~preposition "of" designates
1024 1, 41 | begotten of the essence of the ~Father, as the Master of the Sentences
1025 1, 41 | begotten of the essence of the Father" - that is, of the ~Father
1026 1, 41 | Father" - that is, of the ~Father Who is essence; and so Augustine
1027 1, 41 | 13): "When I ~say of the Father Who is essence, it is the
1028 1, 41 | explicitly, of the essence of the Father."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
1029 1, 41 | son is said to be "of" the father, or a material principle,
1030 1, 41 | of' the essence of the Father, inasmuch as the ~essence
1031 1, 41 | inasmuch as the ~essence of the Father, communicated by generation,
1032 1, 41 | begotten of the essence of the ~Father, a term is added which saves
1033 1, 41 | the immutability of the Father may be understood, and from ~
1034 1, 41 | the unity of nature in the Father and the Son. In this way ~
1035 1, 41 | Maxim. iii, 1): "If God the ~Father could not beget a co-equal
1036 1, 41 | omnipotence of God ~the Father?" Power therefore exists
1037 1, 41 | So, as we understand the Father to be principle of generation; ~
1038 1, 41 | of generation; ~and the Father and the Son to be the principle
1039 1, 41 | power of generating to the Father, and the power of ~spiration
1040 1, 41 | power of ~spiration to the Father and the Son; for the power
1041 1, 41 | persons, but proper to the Father. Therefore it does not signify
1042 1, 41 | in virtue of which the father has the power to beget a
1043 1, 41 | the Son of God is like the Father, who begets Him, in the
1044 1, 41 | the divine nature in the Father is in Him the power of ~
1045 1, 41 | signified as the form of the Father, nevertheless it is a personal ~
1046 1, 41 | respect to the person of the Father, what the ~individual form
1047 1, 41 | understood as that by which the Father begets, but as ~constituting
1048 1, 41 | constituting the person of the Father, otherwise the Father would
1049 1, 41 | the Father, otherwise the Father would beget ~the Father.
1050 1, 41 | Father would beget ~the Father. But that by which the Father
1051 1, 41 | Father. But that by which the Father begets is the divine nature,
1052 1, 41 | say, the ~"essence of the Father." Wherefore in respect of
1053 1, 41 | proper to the person of the ~Father.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
1054 1, 41 | OBJ 3: Further, God the Father has greater power to beget
1055 1, 41 | beget than has a ~created father. But a man can beget several
1056 1, 41 | so that the power of the Father is not diminished after ~
1057 1, 41 | in God there is only "one Father, one ~Son, one Holy Ghost."
1058 1, 41 | has the ~same power as the Father; but we cannot grant that
1059 1, 41 | beget." Just as, although Father and Son have the same being,
1060 1, 41 | follow that the Son is the Father, by reason of the notional
1061 1, 41 | begetting power in the Father.~
1062 1, 42 | Son is the image of the Father; ~and so the Father is not
1063 1, 42 | the Father; ~and so the Father is not equal to the Son.
1064 1, 42 | understand equality to be in the Father, ~Son and Holy Ghost, inasmuch
1065 1, 42 | the same nature in both Father and Son, but also is it
1066 1, 42 | the Son is like to the ~Father, in order to exclude the
1067 1, 42 | that He is ~equal to the Father to exclude the error of
1068 1, 42 | is equal ~and like to the Father, and conversely. This is
1069 1, 42 | essence is not more the Father's than the Son's. Wherefore,
1070 1, 42 | has the greatness of the Father, and is therefore equal
1071 1, 42 | therefore equal to the ~Father, so the Father has the greatness
1072 1, 42 | equal to the ~Father, so the Father has the greatness of the
1073 1, 42 | the Son ~receives from the Father, this, namely, that He is
1074 1, 42 | that He is equal to the Father, ~and not conversely, for
1075 1, 42 | Son is equalled to ~the Father, but not conversely.~Aquin.:
1076 1, 42 | principle, as the ~Son with the Father?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
1077 1, 42 | principle, as the Son with the Father. For Arius gives twelve
1078 1, 42 | no place in God, for the Father is not predicated of the
1079 1, 42 | a man is begotten of his father; which implies priority
1080 1, 42 | if the Son ~is from the Father, we must say that He is
1081 1, 42 | that He is less than the Father, or later ~than the Father,
1082 1, 42 | Father, or later ~than the Father, or both.~Aquin.: SMT FP
1083 1, 42 | Son is generated by the Father. Therefore He begins to ~
1084 1, 42 | not co-eternal with the Father.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
1085 1, 42 | the Son be begotten by the Father, either He is ~always being
1086 1, 42 | Son is co-eternal with the Father. ~In proof of which we must
1087 1, 42 | Q[41], A[2]), that the Father does not beget the ~Son
1088 1, 42 | nature; and also that the Father's nature was perfect ~from
1089 1, 42 | that the action whereby the Father produces the ~Son is not
1090 1, 42 | existed whensoever the Father existed and thus the Son
1091 1, 42 | is co-eternal with ~the Father, and likewise the Holy Ghost
1092 1, 42 | existed always with the Father; let the ~Word announce
1093 1, 42 | being ~begotten, and the Father is always begetting.~Aquin.:
1094 1, 42 | the Son is equal to the Father in greatness?~Aquin.: SMT
1095 1, 42 | Son is not equal to the Father in ~greatness. For He Himself
1096 1, 42 | Himself said (Jn. 14:28): "The Father is greater than ~I"; and
1097 1, 42 | paternity is part of the Father's dignity. But paternity ~
1098 1, 42 | does not possess all the ~Father's dignity; and so He is
1099 1, 42 | equal in greatness to the Father.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
1100 1, 42 | Therefore, since in the ~Father there are three notions,
1101 1, 42 | evidently not equal to the Father.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
1102 1, 42 | necessarily equal to the Father in greatness. ~For the greatness
1103 1, 42 | nature which is in the Father, in the same way as it is
1104 1, 42 | same way as it is in the Father ~Himself. But since in men
1105 1, 42 | not ~equal at first to the father who begets him, but attains
1106 1, 42 | power of generation in the Father was ~defective, nor that
1107 1, 42 | eternally ~equal to the Father in greatness. Hence, Hilary
1108 1, 42 | natural ~nativity, is the father's equal, because he has
1109 1, 42 | wherein He is less than the Father, and subject to Him; but
1110 1, 42 | nature He is equal to the Father. This is expressed by Athanasius, "
1111 1, 42 | Athanasius, "Equal ~to the Father in His Godhead; less than
1112 1, 42 | His Godhead; less than the Father in humanity": and by ~Hilary (
1113 1, 42 | the fact of giving, the Father is greater; but ~He is not
1114 1, 42 | Therefore, paternity ~is the Father's dignity, as also the Father'
1115 1, 42 | Father's dignity, as also the Father's essence: since dignity
1116 1, 42 | same ~essence, which in the Father is paternity, in the Son
1117 1, 42 | same dignity which, in the Father is paternity, in the Son
1118 1, 42 | possesses whatever dignity ~the Father has; but we cannot argue - "
1119 1, 42 | but we cannot argue - "the Father has paternity, ~therefore
1120 1, 42 | substance to relation. For the Father and the Son have the same
1121 1, 42 | dignity, which exist in the Father by the relation of giver,
1122 1, 42 | Whether the Son is in the Father, and conversely?~Aquin.:
1123 1, 42 | seem that the Son and the Father are not in each other. ~
1124 1, 42 | which is the Son in the Father, ~or conversely; as is patent
1125 1, 42 | Therefore ~the Son and the Father are not in each other.~Aquin.:
1126 1, 42 | eternity came out from the Father, according to Micheas 5:
1127 1, 42 | Therefore the Son is not in the Father.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
1128 1, 42 | other. But the Son ~and the Father are relatively opposed.
1129 1, 42 | Jn. 14:10): "I am in the Father, and the ~Father is in Me."~
1130 1, 42 | in the Father, and the ~Father is in Me."~Aquin.: SMT FP
1131 1, 42 | consideration as regards the ~Father and the Son; the essence,
1132 1, 42 | to each the Son and the Father are in each other. The Father
1133 1, 42 | Father are in each other. The Father is ~in the Son by His essence,
1134 1, 42 | essence, forasmuch as the Father is His own essence and ~
1135 1, 42 | it follows that as the Father's essence is in the Son,
1136 1, 42 | essence is in the Son, the Father Himself ~is in the Son;
1137 1, 42 | that He Himself is in the Father in Whom is His essence.
1138 1, 42 | Philosopher, are the Son and the Father in each other. ~The mode
1139 1, 42 | Son's going forth from the Father is by mode of the ~interior
1140 1, 42 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Father and the Son are relatively
1141 1, 42 | the Son is equal to the Father in power?~Aquin.: SMT FP
1142 1, 42 | Son is not equal to the Father in power. ~For it is said (
1143 1, 42 | Himself but ~what He seeth the Father doing." But the Father can
1144 1, 42 | the Father doing." But the Father can act of Himself. ~Therefore
1145 1, 42 | Himself. ~Therefore the Father's power is greater than
1146 1, 42 | obeys and hears. But the Father commands the Son ~according
1147 1, 42 | according to Jn. 14:31: "As the Father gave Me commandment so do
1148 1, 42 | commandment so do I." The ~Father also teaches the Son: "The
1149 1, 42 | also teaches the Son: "The Father loveth the Son, and showeth
1150 1, 42 | Jn. 5:30). Therefore the Father has greater power than ~
1151 1, 42 | Further, it belongs to the Father's omnipotence to be able
1152 1, 42 | omnipotence of God the Father?" But the Son cannot beget
1153 1, 42 | all that belongs to the ~Father's omnipotence; and hence
1154 1, 42 | Whatsoever things the Father ~doth, these the Son also
1155 1, 42 | necessarily equal to the Father in power. ~Power of action
1156 1, 42 | that the Son should be the ~Father's equal in greatness - that
1157 1, 42 | the Son is equal to the Father in power; and the same ~
1158 1, 42 | any power possessed by the Father, since it is ~immediately
1159 1, 42 | Whatsoever things the Father doth, the Son doth in ~like
1160 1, 42 | derives His power ~from the Father, of Whom He receives His
1161 1, 42 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The Father's "showing" and the Son'
1162 1, 42 | taken in the sense that the Father communicates knowledge to
1163 1, 42 | essence. The command of the Father can be explained ~in the
1164 1, 42 | essence is paternity in the Father, and ~filiation in the Son:
1165 1, 42 | so by the same power the Father begets, and the Son ~is
1166 1, 42 | Son can do whatever the Father ~can do; yet it does not
1167 1, 42 | same omnipotence as the ~Father, but with another relation;
1168 1, 42 | with another relation; the Father possessing power as ~"giving"
1169 1, 43 | not alone, but I and the ~Father that sent Me."~Aquin.: SMT
1170 1, 43 | said to be sent ~by the Father into the world, inasmuch
1171 1, 43 | of the Son, not ~from the Father, but from His mother; or
1172 1, 43 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the Father can be fittingly sent?~Aquin.:
1173 1, 43 | is fitting also that the Father should be ~sent. For being
1174 1, 43 | person is given. But the ~Father gives Himself since He can
1175 1, 43 | it can be said that the Father sends Himself.~Aquin.: SMT
1176 1, 43 | says (De Trin. ii, 3), "The Father alone is ~never described
1177 1, 43 | expounded. ~Hence, as the Father is not from another, in
1178 1, 43 | bestowal of something, ~the Father gives Himself, as freely
1179 1, 43 | of grace is also from the Father, Who ~dwells in us by grace,
1180 1, 43 | Trin. iv, 20) that "The Father, when known by anyone in
1181 1, 43 | invisibly sent. As to ~the Father, though He dwells in us
1182 1, 43 | that hath heard from ~the Father and hath learned, cometh
1183 1, 43 | said to be ~less than the Father. But the Holy Ghost is never
1184 1, 43 | said to be less than ~the Father. Therefore the Holy Ghost
1185 1, 43 | is called less than the Father. But the Holy Ghost did ~
1186 1, 43 | be called less than the Father by reason of any visible ~
1187 1, 43 | that ~person. For as the Father, Son and Holy Ghost are
1188 1, 43 | regeneration; ~hence the Father's voice spoke, "This is
1189 1, 43 | as the Son manifests ~the Father. Visible apparitions of
1190 1, 43 | says (De Trin. iv), "The Father ~is sent by no one because
1191 1, 43 | Son is sent only by the Father; and the Holy Ghost by the
1192 1, 43 | and the Holy Ghost by the Father ~and the Son. If, however,
1193 1, 46 | for in the Creed, to the ~Father is attributed that "He is
1194 1, 46 | object. Hence also God the Father made ~the creature through
1195 1, 46 | the divine nature from the Father, and the Holy Ghost from
1196 1, 46 | Son receives it from the ~Father, and the Holy Ghost from
1197 1, 46 | Creator is ~attributed to the Father as to Him Who does not receive
1198 1, 46 | quickens what is created by the Father through the Son. Again,
1199 1, 46 | 39], A[8], ad 3), to the Father is appropriated power which
1200 1, 46 | shows the ~Person of the Father, Who is the "principle from
1201 1, 47 | Jn. 17:5), "Glorify Me, O Father, with ~Thyself with the
1202 1, 47 | infinite series. But the ~father is the efficient cause of
1203 1, 47 | principle is appropriated to the Father by reason of power, so ~
1204 1, 48 | and therefore from the Father, to Whom, according to ~
1205 1, 51 | of gods, whose maker ~and father am I: You are indeed my
1206 1, 52 | that is, ~it belongs to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost,
1207 1, 62 | answer that, God alone, Father, Son and Holy Ghost, is
1208 1, 72 | is said (Jn. 5:17), "My Father worketh until now, and I ~
1209 1, 73 | creation the Person of the Father is indicated by God the ~
1210 1, 73 | formation, the Person of the Father is indicated by God that ~
1211 1, 87 | the perfect image of the Father, our mind would know God
1212 1, 91 | wherefore a man shall leave father and mother, and shall cleave
1213 1, 92 | alone is the image of the Father." Therefore, if in man there ~
1214 1, 92 | as the Son is like to the Father by a likeness of essence,
1215 1, 92 | made to the likeness of the Father. Secondly, because if man
1216 1, 92 | the image of the Son, the Father would not have said, "Let
1217 1, 92 | the sense is ~not that the Father made man to the image of
1218 1, 92 | represents the Person of the Father; those born of man ~denote
1219 1, 92 | procession of the Son from the Father alone is not suitably ~represented.
1220 1, 92 | the Holy Ghost from the Father and the Son is ~not thus
1221 1, 95 | an equal response: for a father naturally ~loves his son
1222 1, 95 | the son ~does not love his father as much as he is loved by
1223 1, 99 | but not heirs to their father's righteousness."~Aquin.:
1224 1, 100 | he was established as the father and ~instructor of the whole
1225 1, 102 | Wis. 14:3): "But Thou, O Father, ~governest all things by
1226 1, 102 | there is but ~one God, the Father . . . and one Lord": and
1227 1, 104 | in human affairs. On the father of a family ~depends the
1228 1, 107 | kingdom to God and the Father," and this will be in the
1229 1, 107 | the kingdom of God and the Father," i.e. when He ~shall have
1230 1, 111 | as ~proceeding from the Father by origin; and begins to
1231 1, 111 | and see the ~face of the Father." Yet not all the angels
1232 1, 113 | 8:44): "You are of your father the devil." But this was
1233 1, 114 | as is ~the day which the father of men and of gods brings
1234 1, 117 | we read (Jn. 5:17): "My Father worketh until now"; but
1235 1, 118 | Further, the son is like his father, in respect of that which
1236 1, 118 | and the pig, than to his father or other relations.~Aquin.:
1237 1, 118 | grandfather through the father. In like manner the third
1238 1, 118 | active seminal power of the father, ~which is the immediate
1239 2, 2 | him in the glory of His ~Father, before His angels" [*St.
1240 2, 4 | Come, ye blessed of My ~Father, possess you the kingdom."
1241 2, 5 | written (Jn. 14:2): "In My Father's house there ~are many
1242 2, 9 | as is the day which the father of men and of gods bring
1243 2, 16 | that "Eternity is in the ~Father, Likeness in the Image,"
1244 2, 19 | God wills the death of a father: if ~his son were to will
1245 2, 61 | perfect, as ~your heavenly Father is perfect" (Mt. 5:48),
1246 2, 68 | reverence which we give to our father and to our country. And ~
1247 2, 68 | country. And ~since God is the Father of all, the worship of God
1248 2, 73 | iii) that "in taking his ~father's life a man commits many
1249 2, 73 | once: he ~that takes his father's life sins many times."
1250 2, 73 | the son ~dishonoreth the father, and the daughter riseth
1251 2, 76 | it is wrong to kill one's father, and that this man is his ~
1252 2, 76 | and that this man is his ~father. Hence ignorance about either
1253 2, 76 | though he recognized his father, his ignorance about ~his
1254 2, 76 | his ignorance about ~his father is not the cause of his
1255 2, 76 | not that ~it is his own father; or when one knows that
1256 2, 76 | the fact that it is his father, (which is a circumstance ~
1257 2, 81 | bear the iniquity of the father." But he would bear ~the
1258 2, 81 | or a gouty man may be the father of a gouty son, ~on account
1259 2, 81 | bear the iniquity of his father, ~because he is not punished
1260 2, 81 | is not punished for his father's sin, unless he share in
1261 2, 81 | the way of origin from father to son, even as actual sin
1262 2, 81 | its body, is part of its father.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
1263 2, 81 | mother as well as in his father. Therefore a man would ~
1264 2, 81 | sin as well as from his ~father's.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81]
1265 2, 81 | the ~mother, but by the father.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
1266 2, 81 | of generation is from the father, while the mother provides
1267 2, 81 | the mother, but ~from the father: so that, accordingly, if
1268 2, 81 | child pre-exists in its father as in its active ~principle,
1269 2, 87 | is punished, not for the ~father's sin, but for his own,
1270 2, 87 | inasmuch as he imitates his father's ~wickedness; this would
1271 2, 87 | bear ~the iniquity of the father."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[87] A[
1272 2, 87 | soul, the son is not the father's ~property. Hence the Lord
1273 2, 87 | far as the child is the father's property, and because
1274 2, 90 | governs the state, so ~every father of a family governs his
1275 2, 90 | the state. Therefore every father of a family can ~make laws
1276 2, 91 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: As the father of a family issues different
1277 2, 93 | by the intellect of the Father is the name of a ~Person:
1278 2, 93 | all things that are in the Father's knowledge, whether they ~
1279 2, 93 | subject ~. . . to God and the Father . . . when He shall have
1280 2, 93 | said to be subject to the Father by reason of His human nature,
1281 2, 93 | respect of which also the Father is said to be greater than
1282 2, 98 | He had said: "Honor thy ~father and mother," which is contained
1283 2, 98 | the good God, Who is the Father ~of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
1284 2, 100 | be done: e.g. "Honor thy father and thy mother," and "Thou
1285 2, 100 | precepts; e.g. "Honor thy father and thy mother," and, "Thou ~
1286 2, 100 | neighbor; the first, "Honor thy father and thy mother"; the second, "
1287 2, 100 | Now a son's debt to ~his father is so evident that one cannot
1288 2, 100 | by denying it: ~since the father is the principle of generation
1289 2, 100 | child ~is a part of his father; and "parents love their
1290 2, 100 | of all things, so is a father a principle of being in
1291 2, 100 | repay, viz. God and man's father, as stated in Ethic. viii, ~
1292 2, 100 | commandment, "Honor thy father," does not mean that a man
1293 2, 100 | that a man must ~honor his father from charity, but merely
1294 2, 100 | Wherefore he that honors his father, yet has not charity, does
1295 2, 100 | Wherefore he that honors ~his father and mother, is bound to
1296 2, 100 | the precept, "Honor thy father and mother," but in virtue
1297 2, 100 | precept of honoring his father and mother, without at ~
1298 2, 102 | confess His equality with the Father - and ~this is "not to go
1299 2, 102 | that he might be made the father of many ~nations," when
1300 2, 102 | two Testaments: or of the Father and Son: or of the two ~
1301 2, 102 | related to them, viz. their father or mother, and others thus ~
1302 2, 102 | dignity was passed on from father to son. Again, they were
1303 2, 104 | such as the order of the father to his son; of ~the wife
1304 2, 105 | bequeathed by succession from ~father to son: and this, in order
1305 2, 105 | 9): "He that curseth his father, or ~mother, dying let him
1306 2, 105 | brother; fourthly, the father's brother; fifthly, any
1307 2, 105 | should succeed to ~their father's estate except in default
1308 2, 105 | in ~order to comfort the father, who would have been sad
1309 2, 105 | who succeeded to their ~father's estate, should marry within
1310 2, 105 | receive the honor due to a father, especially among the Jews,
1311 2, 105 | differs from ~that of the father over his son (Polit. i,
1312 2, 105 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, a father has power over his son.
1313 2, 105 | Dt. 21:18, seqq.) that a father should bring ~his son to
1314 2, 105 | master, and a son to his father. But the Law did not ~command
1315 2, 105 | master, or by a son to his father. Therefore it ~seems to
1316 2, 105 | and wife, and those of father and son: and in respect
1317 2, 105 | taken, and mourned for her father ~and mother, in token that
1318 2, 105 | a son in ~respect of his father, or to a servant in respect
1319 2, 106 | 3: Further, just as the Father is distinct from the Son
1320 2, 106 | Son and the Son ~from the Father, so is the Holy Ghost distinct
1321 2, 106 | Ghost distinct from the Father and the ~Son. But there
1322 2, 106 | corresponding with the Person of the Father, ~viz. the state of the
1323 2, 106 | times or moments which the Father hath put in His own power."~
1324 2, 106 | corresponded not only to the Father, but also ~to the Son: because
1325 2, 108 | also ~confess him before My Father . . . But he that shall
1326 2, 108 | also deny him before My Father." On the other hand, there
1327 2, 108 | nor in Jerusalem adore the Father . . . ~but . . . the true
1328 2, 108 | adorers shall adore the Father in spirit and in truth."~
1329 2, 108 | says (Mt. 6:32): ~"Your Father knoweth that you have need
1330 2, 109 | can come to Me except ~the Father, Who hath sent Me, draw
1331 2, 109 | effect He, together with the Father and the Son, ~moves and
1332 2, 112 | that hath heard of the ~Father, and hath learned, cometh
1333 2, 112 | that hath ~heard of the Father, and hath learned, cometh
1334 2, 113 | that hath heard of ~the Father, and hath learned, cometh
1335 2, 113 | Hence, no one comes to the Father by justifying grace without
1336 2, 114 | justice, as when we speak of a father's or a master's right (Ethic.
1337 2, 114 | merits something from his father and the slave ~from his
1338 2, 114 | Me, shall be ~loved of My Father; and I will love him and
1339 2, 1 | Jn. 8:56: "Abraham your father rejoiced that he might see
1340 2, 1 | according to Dt. ~32:7: "Ask thy father, and he will declare to
1341 2, 1 | 3: Further, to know the Father is the same things as to
1342 2, 1 | that seeth Me, seeth the Father also." ~Therefore there
1343 2, 1 | but one article about the Father and Son, ~and, for the same
1344 2, 1 | Further, the Person of the Father is no less than the Person
1345 2, 1 | about the Person of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[8]
1346 2, 1 | appropriation, of the ~Person of the Father and of the Person of the
1347 2, 1 | work ~appropriated to the Father, viz. the creation, and
1348 2, 1 | but one knowledge of the Father, Son, and Holy ~Ghost, as
1349 2, 1 | origin, knowledge of the Father does indeed, in a way, include
1350 2, 1 | Son, for He would not be Father, had He not a Son; the bond ~
1351 2, 1 | omnipotence and eternity of the Father, but did ~not believe the
1352 2, 1 | consubstantial with the Father; ~hence the need for an
1353 2, 1 | about the Person of the Father, Who is never sent, as we ~
1354 2, 2 | that hath heard of ~the Father and hath learned cometh
1355 2, 2 | Wherefore a man shall leave ~father and mother, and shall cleave
1356 2, 2 | Lord said (Jn. 17:5,6): "Father, I have manifested ~Thy
1357 2, 2 | whereby Thou art ~called My Father," and further on he adds: "
1358 2, 2 | but, in that He is the Father ~of this Christ, through
1359 2, 2 | them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the
1360 2, 6 | written (Jn. ~4:53): "The father . . . knew that it was at
1361 2, 8 | that hath heard of ~the Father, and hath learned, cometh
1362 2, 10 | had ~raised against his father. Thus if the Catholic Church
1363 2, 10 | soul, than to his carnal father, from whom he has his body.
1364 2, 10 | is ~by nature part of its father: thus, at first, it is not
1365 2, 10 | of reason, is under his father's care. Hence it would ~
1366 2, 10 | is in the ~custody of its father, in order to rescue it from
1367 2, 13 | the ~charity both of the Father and of the Son. Nor did
1368 2, 13 | power is appropriated to the Father, and wisdom to the ~Son.
1369 2, 13 | it is a sin ~"against the Father"; that when he sins through
1370 2, 18 | the relation of son to father differs from that of wife ~
1371 2, 18 | son in comparison with his father, is distinct ~from servile
1372 2, 18 | child to ~fear offending its father. If, however, it be on account
1373 2, 18 | relation of a son to his father or of a wife to her husband
1374 2, 18 | s affection towards his father to whom he submits himself,
1375 2, 18 | charity God becomes our Father, according to Rm. ~8:15, "
1376 2, 18 | whereby we cry: ~Abba [Father]"; and by this same charity
1377 2, 18 | son fears to offend his father or to be separated from ~
1378 2, 23 | Who is the love of the Father and the Son, and the participation
1379 2, 23 | Me, shall be loved by My Father: and I will love ~Him, and
1380 2, 24 | to be hated, even one's father or mother or ~kindred, according
1381 2, 25 | love his son more than his ~father ?~(10) Whether he ought
1382 2, 25 | his mother more than his father?~(11) Whether he ought to
1383 2, 25 | love his wife more than his father or mother?~(12) Whether
1384 2, 25 | come to Me and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, end ~
1385 2, 25 | He that ~curseth his father or mother, dying let him
1386 2, 25 | to Me, and hate not his father," ~etc. On the other hand
1387 2, 25 | officer rather than his ~father. Therefore we are not bound
1388 2, 25 | officer rather ~than his father proves, that he loves his
1389 2, 25 | proves, that he loves his father less, not simply ~relatively,
1390 2, 25 | children more than his ~father?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
1391 2, 25 | children ~more than his father. For we ought to love those
1392 2, 25 | a man ought to love his father more than ~his children,
1393 2, 25 | because, to wit, he loves his father as his principle, in ~which
1394 2, 25 | lovable to him ~than his father, as the Philosopher states (
1395 2, 25 | themselves, whereas the ~father is not part of his son,
1396 2, 25 | son, so that the love of a father for his ~children, is more
1397 2, 25 | have loved longer, for the ~father begins to love his child
1398 2, 25 | child begins to ~love his father after a lapse of time; and
1399 2, 25 | is natural for a man as father to love his children ~more,
1400 2, 25 | son naturally loves his ~father more.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26]
1401 2, 25 | honor. Wherefore since our father is related to ~us as principle,
1402 2, 25 | belongs properly to the father to ~receive honor from his
1403 2, 25 | his mother more than his father?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
1404 2, 25 | his mother more than his ~father. For, as the Philosopher
1405 2, 25 | his soul, not ~from his father, but from God by creation,
1406 2, 25 | his mother than from his ~father: and consequently he ought
1407 2, 25 | her child more than the father does: for the Philosopher ~
1408 2, 25 | knows more surely ~than the father who are her children."~Aquin.:
1409 2, 25 | mother labors more than the father in giving birth ~and education
1410 2, 25 | his mother more than his father.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
1411 2, 25 | man ought to love God ~the Father of all, and then his own
1412 2, 25 | of all, and then his own father," and mentions the mother ~
1413 2, 25 | question is whether the ~father as father, ought to be loved
1414 2, 25 | is whether the ~father as father, ought to be loved more
1415 2, 25 | Strictly speaking, however, the father should be loved more than
1416 2, 25 | more than the ~mother. For father and mother are loved as
1417 2, 25 | natural ~origin. Now the father is principle in a more excellent
1418 2, 25 | strictly speaking, the father is to ~be loved more.~Aquin.:
1419 2, 25 | that is in the semen of the father. And though this power ~
1420 2, 25 | that ~which a man owes his father and mother through being
1421 2, 25 | love his wife more than his father and mother?~Aquin.: SMT
1422 2, 25 | his wife more than his ~father and mother. For no man leaves
1423 2, 25 | that "a man shell leave ~father and mother" on account of
1424 2, 25 | his wife more than his father and mother.~Aquin.: SMT
1425 2, 25 | in all respects leave his father and mother ~for the sake
1426 2, 25 | for a man's love for his ~father; and these, in a certain
1427 2, 25 | loved most, and then ~one's father, as Jerome says [*Comment.
1428 2, 25 | above with regard to one's father (A[9]).~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1429 2, 26 | sons of such and such a father; and in respect of the disposition
1430 2, 26 | Me, shall be loved of My Father, ~and I will . . . manifest
1431 2, 28 | merciful, as your Father also is merciful." ~Therefore
1432 2, 29 | necessity, rather than one's own father, if he is ~not in such urgent
1433 2, 30 | children belongs also to the father: ~wherefore the child cannot
1434 2, 30 | that ~one may presume the father to be willing: unless, perchance,
1435 2, 30 | unless, perchance, the father ~authorize his child to
1436 2, 30 | according to Mt. 6:18: "And thy Father Who seeth in ~secret, will
1437 2, 31 | not, but entreat him as ~a father." Wherefore Dionysius finds
1438 2, 31 | accused his brethren to his father of a most ~wicked crime":
1439 2, 32 | and hated both Me and My Father."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[34] A[
1440 2, 32 | to Me, and hate not his ~father and mother . . . he cannot
1441 2, 42 | this precept, ~"Honor thy father and thy mother," does not
1442 2, 42 | to Me, and hate not his father, and mother . . . he cannot
1443 2, 43 | sons, whereby we cry: Abba [Father]" (Rm. 8:15). Therefore
1444 2, 48 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The father has in his household an
1445 2, 55 | since the master and the ~father pertain to a household,
1446 2, 55 | affairs, a son belongs to his father, since he is part of him ~
1447 2, 55 | Ethic. viii, 11]. Hence a father is not compared to his son
1448 2, 55 | husband, than a son from his ~father, or a slave from his master:
1449 2, 55 | husband and wife ~than between father and son, or master and slave,
1450 2, 55 | belongs to the son is his father's, and what belongs to the
1451 2, 55 | there is not justice of ~father to son, or of master to
1452 2, 55 | as such, belongs to his father, and a slave, as ~such,
1453 2, 55 | regulating the relations of father ~to his son, and of a master
1454 2, 56 | namely "of ~husband and wife, father and son, master and slave,"
1455 2, 61 | Ex. 20:12): "Honor thy father and thy mother." Again masters, ~
1456 2, 61 | dignity of God Who is the Father and Lord of ~all. The aged
1457 2, 63 | says (Ethic. x, 9) that "a father's ~words are admonitory
1458 2, 63 | mutilation. On the other hand the father and the master ~who preside
1459 2, 73 | eye that mocketh at his father, and that despiseth the
1460 2, 74 | He that curseth his father, or mother, dying let him
1461 2, 79 | undefiled before God and the ~Father is this, to visit the fatherless
1462 2, 79 | 1:6): "If . . . I be a father, where ~is My honor?" For
1463 2, 79 | honor?" For it belongs to a father to beget and to govern. ~
1464 2, 79 | one kind of honor to a father, another to the king, and
1465 2, 81 | according to Mt. 6:32, "Your Father knoweth that you have ~need
1466 2, 81 | 16:23, "If you ask the ~Father anything in My name He will
1467 2, 81 | orat. Dom.), "We say 'Our Father' and ~not 'My Father,' '
1468 2, 81 | Our Father' and ~not 'My Father,' 'Give us' and not 'Give
1469 2, 81 | petitions with the words our "Father Who art in ~heaven," which
1470 2, 81 | wherefore we say: "Our Father"; and ~of His excellence,
1471 2, 81 | will ask My [Vulg.: 'the'] Father," and the Apostle says of
1472 2, 81 | shut the door, pray to thy Father in secret." But prayer loses
1473 2, 81 | How much more) will your Father ~from heaven give the good
1474 2, 81 | John Chrysostom] says: "The Father is unwilling to hear ~the
1475 2, 82 | adorers shall adore the Father in ~spirit and in truth."
1476 2, 82 | in Jerusalem, adore the Father"; and the same reason ~seems
1477 2, 84 | means of supporting his ~father (which our Lord condemns,
1478 2, 86 | thing . . . being in her father's house, and yet but a girl
1479 2, 86 | bound by the vow, unless her father consent: and the same is
1480 2, 86 | without the consent of his father.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
1481 2, 86 | of a girl ~while in (her father's) house without his consent;
1482 2, 86 | this condition, if ~"the father or master consent," or "
1483 2, 87 | authority: for ~instance, a father may annul his daughter's
1484 2, 92 | caused the statue of his father Bel to be worshiped. Among
1485 2, 92 | assigned (Wis. 14:15): "A father being afflicted with bitter
1486 2, 93 | as is the day which the father of men and of gods," i.e.
1487 2, 94 | sick), ~such as the "Our Father" or the "Hail Mary," or
1488 2, 95 | be honored by us as the Father of all (Malach. 1:6). ~Therefore.
1489 2, 98 | that the Holy Spirit ~of Father and Son is a creature and
1490 2, 99 | Malach. 1:6): "If I be a father, where is My honor?" ~Consequently
1491 2, 99 | the decalogue, "Honor thy father and ~mother," belongs to
1492 2, 99 | that ~which is due to a father as such: and since he is
1493 2, 99 | Accidentally, that is due to a father, which it befits him ~to
1494 2, 99 | support is given to one's father because it is ~due to him
1495 2, 99 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Since a father stands in the relation of
1496 2, 99 | essentially ~fitting for a father to support his son: and
1497 2, 99 | bestow something on his father is ~accidental, arising
1498 2, 99 | excellent manner than one's father or country. Hence religion,
1499 2, 99 | excellence, is ~called "Our Father."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[101]
1500 2, 99 | to Me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and ~
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