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1501 2, 99 | they left "their nets and father, and followed" Christ. Again
1502 2, 99 | Who hath said to his father, ~and to his mother: I do
1503 2, 99 | first to go and bury my father," Our Lord replied: "Let ~
1504 2, 99 | of piety to bury ~one's father. Therefore a duty of piety
1505 2, 99 | Further, God is called "Our Father" by excellence. Now just
1506 2, 99 | should tend to worship his ~father rather than God, but, as
1507 2, 99 | Though thou trample upon thy father, though thou spurn thy ~
1508 2, 99 | our Lord, ~not that their father incited them to evil, but
1509 2, 99 | the disciple to bury his father because, ~according to Chrysostom (
1510 2, 99 | that he might bury a dead father, but that he might ~support
1511 2, 99 | might ~support a yet living father in the latter's old age,
1512 2, 100 | order. Now just as a carnal father partakes of the character
1513 2, 100 | partakes of the character of father in a particular way, since
1514 2, 100 | particular way, since a father ~is the principle of generation,
1515 2, 100 | said to him (4 Kgs. 5:13): "Father, if the prophet had ~bid
1516 2, 100 | observance is compared to a father who ~is worshiped by piety,
1517 2, 100 | because ~the household which a father governs is part of the state
1518 2, 100 | worship not only to one's ~father but also to one's fatherland.
1519 2, 100 | which originate in the father, belong more to one's ~substance
1520 2, 100 | prince is compared to the father as a universal to a ~particular
1521 2, 100 | but not as regards the ~father being a principle of generation:
1522 2, 100 | generation: for in this way the father should ~be compared with
1523 2, 101 | inasmuch as God is our Father by way of excellence, so
1524 2, 101 | aspects, for instance king, father and master, as the ~Philosopher
1525 2, 102 | of his service, a son his father in matters relating to the ~
1526 2, 102 | within the sphere of a father's or master's authority.~
1527 2, 104 | secondarily it is found in our father, ~because he is the proximate
1528 2, 104 | what we owe God, or our father, or a person excelling ~
1529 2, 104 | above with ~regard to a father (Q[31], A[3]; Q[101], A[
1530 2, 104 | something greater to his father, as Seneca declares (De
1531 2, 106 | are a belonging of their father, and slaves are ~a possession
1532 2, 108 | was the daughter of his father," ~Augustine says (QQ. Super.
1533 2, 108 | sister, the daughter of my father, and not the daughter of
1534 2, 108 | being related to him on his father's side. Jacob's assertion
1535 2, 119 | sons, whereby we cry: Abba (Father)." And since it belongs ~
1536 2, 119 | duty and worship to one's father, it follows ~that piety,
1537 2, 119 | and ~duty to God as our Father, is a gift of the Holy Ghost.~
1538 2, 119 | pays duty and worship to a father in the ~flesh is a virtue:
1539 2, 119 | gift pays this to God as ~Father.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[121] A[
1540 2, 119 | to pay worship to one's father in the flesh, as the piety ~
1541 2, 119 | to pay worship to God as Father is yet more ~excellent than
1542 2, 119 | worship not ~only to his father in the flesh, but also to
1543 2, 119 | their being related to his father so by the gift of piety
1544 2, 120 | bound to God than to his father in the flesh, ~according
1545 2, 120 | not ~much more'] obey the Father of spirits and live?" Now
1546 2, 120 | whereby man honors his father, is expressed affirmatively
1547 2, 120 | these ~words: "Honor thy father and thy mother." Much more,
1548 2, 120 | only the honoring of one's ~father and mother.~Aquin.: SMT
1549 2, 130 | works, and glorify your Father Who is in ~heaven."~Aquin.:
1550 2, 130 | not have ~a reward of your Father Who is in heaven." Therefore
1551 2, 145 | Creator is the "Trinity," Father, Son, and Holy Ghost: while
1552 2, 148 | for having ~laughed at his father when the latter was made
1553 2, 152 | under the authority of her father, it is "seduction," in ~
1554 2, 152 | much more the care of his father as guide and ~guardian,
1555 2, 152 | grievously ~who strikes his father than one who strikes a stranger.
1556 2, 152 | namely the violated maiden's father, who "can take the injury
1557 2, 152 | virgin who is under her ~father's care: both on the part
1558 2, 152 | and on the part of the father, who is her guardian, according
1559 2, 152 | she is ~not free from her father's power. Moreover, the seal
1560 2, 152 | her to wife. If the maid's father will not give her to him,
1561 2, 152 | injury is done to the maid's father: wherefore the ~seducer
1562 2, 152 | with her shall give to the father of the maid fifty sicles
1563 2, 152 | taken away by force from her father's house ~that after being
1564 2, 152 | virgin and ~towards her father; and sometimes towards the
1565 2, 152 | and sometimes towards the father and not to the ~virgin,
1566 2, 152 | away by force from ~her father's house. Again, the force
1567 2, 152 | of all be restored to her father's care, ~and then the abductor
1568 2, 152 | knowledge of her. If the father be willing, the man shall
1569 2, 152 | endow her ~according to the father's estimate, and shall pay
1570 2, 152 | given to another at the father's will."~Aquin.: SMT SS
1571 2, 152 | either a virgin, or under her father's care, or a harlot, or
1572 2, 152 | whereas the maid is under her father's authority, as one who ~
1573 2, 152 | a son to bathe with his father, lest they should ~see one
1574 2, 152 | the maiden be under her father's authority, it will be ~
1575 2, 160 | in ignorance, slays his father, is a parricide ~effectively,
1576 2, 162 | something ~belonging to the father, wherefore parents are often
1577 2, 168 | species of lust, for a ~father is not so wronged by the
1578 2, 170 | whatsoever ~I have heard of My Father, I have made known to you."
1579 2, 170 | devil is a liar, and the ~father thereof," i.e. of lying.
1580 2, 172 | them in the name of the ~Father, and of the Son, and of
1581 2, 172 | the God ~of Abraham thy father," and in like manner to
1582 2, 172 | the God of Abraham thy father, and the God of Isaac."
1583 2, 175 | taught me [*Vulg.: 'I was my father's son, tender, and as ~an
1584 2, 175 | private teaching whereby a ~father instructs his son.~Aquin.:
1585 2, 179 | always see the face of the ~Father"; and so, in the life to
1586 2, 182 | as ~also your heavenly Father is perfect." Therefore seemingly
1587 2, 182 | 30), one of whom when his father said: "Work in my vineyard," ~
1588 2, 185 | undefiled before God and the Father, is this: to visit the ~
1589 2, 186 | undefiled before God and the Father, is this: to visit the fatherless
1590 2, 186 | speaking of them to His Father He said (Jn. 17:11): "These
1591 2, 186 | brethren, and the house of my ~father, have fought for the laws
1592 2, 186 | monastery as God, love him as a father." Therefore it would seem
1593 2, 187 | our mother's milk for a father's control, that is to ~say,
1594 2, 187 | puberty are naturally in their father's power as regards the ~
1595 2, 187 | their manner of life, their father may either cancel or ~approve
1596 2, 187 | obligation ~may be removed by his father's authority, under whose
1597 2, 187 | subjection of a son to his father is ~greater than that of
1598 2, 187 | the deference due to ~his father in order to enter religion.~
1599 2, 187 | John "left ~their nets and father, and followed our Lord."
1600 2, 187 | we should more obey the Father of ~spirits that we may
1601 2, 187 | we not much more obey the Father of ~Spirits, and live?'],"
1602 2, 187 | forthwith on account of his ~father's burial: for there were
1603 2, 187 | through being subject to his father, is not hindered from ~freely
1604 2, 187 | hand, he does not owe his father a special debt, except as ~
1605 3, 1 | 1:6): "If, then, I be a father, where is my ~honor? and
1606 3, 1 | was ~decreed by God the Father to send His Son." But God
1607 3, 1 | Christ it hath ~pleased the Father that all the fulness of
1608 3, 1 | justified, to ~God the Father." But if this remedy had
1609 3, 2 | nature neither with His Father nor with His Mother. ~Thirdly,
1610 3, 2 | to the Word ~of God the Father, let him be anathema." Therefore
1611 3, 2 | For the Person of ~the Father united the human nature
1612 3, 2 | more than the Son in the Father." But the Son is in the
1613 3, 2 | But the Son is in the Father by ~unity of essence, and
1614 3, 2 | than the Son of God in the Father, but much less. But the
1615 3, 2 | Son than the Son in the Father - namely, inasmuch ~as the
1616 3, 2 | not the same suppositum of Father ~and Son.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1617 3, 3 | three Persons; and thus the Father ~assumed human nature even
1618 3, 3 | eternally begotten of the Father" (i.e. which ~is received
1619 3, 3 | which ~is received from the Father by eternal generation) "
1620 3, 3 | Itself. But although the ~Father takes human nature to the
1621 3, 3 | for the suppositum of the Father and the Son is not ~one.
1622 3, 3 | properly be said that the Father assumes human ~nature.~Aquin.:
1623 3, 3 | becoming ~that either the Father or the Holy Ghost should
1624 3, 3 | Persons. Therefore the ~Father and Holy Ghost could not
1625 3, 3 | which does not belong to the Father nor the Holy Ghost; hence
1626 3, 3 | does not ~belong to the Father to be sent, for He is innascible,
1627 3, 3 | least the Person of the ~Father cannot become incarnate.~
1628 3, 3 | the Son can do, so can the Father and the Holy ~Ghost, otherwise
1629 3, 3 | incarnate. Therefore the Father and the Holy Ghost ~were
1630 3, 3 | nature to the Person of the Father or of the Holy ~Ghost, as
1631 3, 3 | hence we must say ~that the Father or the Holy Ghost could
1632 3, 3 | were transferred to the Father or the Holy Ghost in this
1633 3, 3 | by appropriation, by the Father, Who ~is the principle of
1634 3, 3 | Who is the love of the Father and Son, according to Gal.
1635 3, 3 | your hearts crying, Abba, Father." And ~therefore, even as
1636 3, 3 | sonship, so likewise, had the ~Father become incarnate, we should
1637 3, 3 | from the common bond of Father and Son.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1638 3, 3 | OBJ 3: It belongs to the Father to be innascible as to eternal ~
1639 3, 3 | said above (A[2]). But the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are
1640 3, 3 | Therefore what is proper ~to the Father, viz. to beget the Son,
1641 3, 3 | hypothesis, of the Person of the Father may be predicated what belongs
1642 3, 3 | belongs to the Person ~of the Father by reason of His own Person
1643 3, 3 | might be said that as the Father ~was unbegotten, so the
1644 3, 3 | stood for ~the Person of the Father. But if one were to go on
1645 3, 3 | unbegotten, because the Father is unbegotten, yet we cannot
1646 3, 3 | the contrary, Whatever the Father can do, that also can the
1647 3, 3 | after the Incarnation the Father can still assume a human
1648 3, 3 | nothing is the power ~of the Father or the Son lessened by the
1649 3, 3 | become incarnate than the Father or the Holy Ghost. For by
1650 3, 3 | is said (Jn. 14:28): "The Father is greater ~than I." Now
1651 3, 3 | arisen if the Person of the Father ~had become incarnate, for
1652 3, 3 | one would have taken the Father to be less ~than the Son.
1653 3, 3 | fitting that the Person of the Father, ~rather than the Person
1654 3, 3 | is appropriated to the ~Father. Therefore it would have
1655 3, 3 | been more becoming to the Father than to ~the Son to become
1656 3, 3 | even if the Person of the Father had ~become incarnate, men
1657 3, 3 | by the power of God ~the Father through the Word; hence
1658 3, 3 | by the power of God the Father, in order ~that restoration
1659 3, 3 | 3: To be the gift of the Father and the Son is proper to
1660 3, 6 | the Only-begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth,"
1661 3, 6 | the ~Only-begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth" -
1662 3, 6 | the Only-begotten of the Father, He is full of grace and
1663 3, 7 | i.e. the same whereby the ~Father knows and loves Himself.
1664 3, 7 | above, coming down from the Father of lights." But ~what comes
1665 3, 7 | the only-begotten of the Father, ~according to Jn. 1:14: "
1666 3, 7 | the Only-begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth."
1667 3, 7 | the ~Only-begotten of the Father is proper to Christ. Therefore
1668 3, 7 | When it is said that the Father "doth not give the Spirit ~
1669 3, 7 | of the gift which God the Father from ~all eternity gave
1670 3, 7 | may be as ~great as the Father is." Or again, it may be
1671 3, 7 | says on this text: "As the Father ~begot a full and perfect
1672 3, 7 | the Only-begotten of the Father, full of grace ~and truth."
1673 3, 7 | the Only-begotten of the Father. Therefore no greater grace
1674 3, 7 | Only-begotten Son of the Father; and to this union, by the
1675 3, 8 | multitude; and hence the father who is head of the domestic
1676 3, 8 | in the beginning with the Father" quickens souls, ~so the "
1677 3, 8 | 1:20-22): that God the Father set "Him," namely Christ, "
1678 3, 10 | heaven nor the Son, but the Father." ~Therefore He does not
1679 3, 10 | held to be less than the Father as regards knowledge. But
1680 3, 10 | made ~thee know." But the Father is said to know, because
1681 3, 10 | Hence, by saying but the Father, we are given to ~understand
1682 3, 10 | the Only-begotten ~of the Father," "full" not only of "grace"
1683 3, 12 | the instructions of the Father and God by the ~angels."
1684 3, 12 | to Egypt decreed ~by the Father is announced to Joseph by
1685 3, 13 | But our Lord besought the Father, praying for what He wished
1686 3, 15 | child know to ~call his Father and his mother, the strength
1687 3, 15 | the ~Only-begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth";
1688 3, 15 | nature) "know to call His father" (i.e. Joseph, who was His
1689 3, 15 | Joseph, who was His reputed ~father), "and His mother" (i.e.
1690 3, 16 | Christ in ~relation with His Father; thirdly, as to what belongs
1691 3, 16 | we do not say ~that the Father is the Son, or conversely.
1692 3, 16 | this is true: "God is the Father," or "God ~is the Trinity."
1693 3, 16 | also is true: "Man is the Father," or "Man is the Trinity."
1694 3, 16 | Reply OBJ 2: This word "Father" is predicated of this word "
1695 3, 16 | stands for the Person of the Father. And in ~this way it is
1696 3, 16 | is not the Person of the Father. And, consequently, it ~
1697 3, 16 | necessary that this word "Father" be predicated of this word ~"
1698 3, 16 | wherein He is equal to the Father, and what in reference to
1699 3, 16 | wherein He is less than the Father": and further on he says ~(
1700 3, 16 | Godhead which He has with the Father."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
1701 3, 16 | namely to the honor of the Father,' as a gloss expounds it), ~
1702 3, 16 | creature and less than the Father, ~not only in His human
1703 3, 16 | creature" or "less than the ~Father"; but with a qualification,
1704 3, 16 | creature, and less than ~the Father, so he maintained that He
1705 3, 17 | Christ is something that the Father is, and something ~that
1706 3, 17 | and something ~that the Father is not. Therefore Christ
1707 3, 17 | distinction of Person, the Father and Son are one, according
1708 3, 17 | to Jn. ~10:30: "I and the Father are one." Therefore, notwithstanding
1709 3, 17 | Christ is something that the Father is"; ~"something" signifies
1710 3, 17 | in the ~abstract of the Father and Son. But when it is
1711 3, 17 | something ~that is not the Father"; "something" signifies,
1712 3, 17 | which is ~predicated of the Father and Son.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1713 3, 18 | Lord says (Lk. 22:42): "Father, if Thou wilt, ~remove this
1714 3, 18 | refers to the Man - the Father's, to the Godhead. For the
1715 3, 18 | Where the Son says to the Father, 'Not what I will, but ~
1716 3, 18 | was truly subject to His Father,' as if we denied ~that
1717 3, 18 | something else than did His Father; and this could only have
1718 3, 18 | Apollinarius]: "When Christ says ~'Father, if it be possible, let
1719 3, 19 | His human operation the Father and the Holy Ghost ~no-wise
1720 3, 19 | will," i.e. inasmuch as the Father and the Holy Ghost in their ~
1721 3, 19 | operation, in which the Father and the Holy Ghost do ~not
1722 3, 19 | Word of God, wherein the Father and the Holy Ghost ~share. ~
1723 3, 19 | Me, shall be loved of My Father, ~and I will love him and
1724 3, 20 | CHRIST'S SUBJECTION TO THE FATHER (TWO ARTICLES)~We must now
1725 3, 20 | Christ in relation to the ~Father. Some of these things are
1726 3, 20 | of His ~relation to the Father, e.g. that He was subject
1727 3, 20 | predicated, of Him because of the Father's relation ~to Him, e.g.
1728 3, 20 | relation ~to Him, e.g. that the Father adopted Him and that He
1729 3, 20 | Christ's subjection to the Father; (2) His ~prayer; (3) His
1730 3, 20 | Christ is subject to the Father?~(2) Whether He is subject
1731 3, 20 | Christ is subject to the Father?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[20] A[
1732 3, 20 | Christ was subject to the ~Father. For everything subject
1733 3, 20 | everything subject to the Father is a creature, since, as
1734 3, 20 | Christ is ~subject to God the Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[20] A[
1735 3, 20 | not subject to God the ~Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[20] A[
1736 3, 20 | not yet subject to the ~Father, Who has subjected all things
1737 3, 20 | Lord says (Jn. 14:28), "The Father is greater than ~I"; and
1738 3, 20 | the Son is equal to the Father and the ~Father greater
1739 3, 20 | equal to the Father and the ~Father greater than the Son, for
1740 3, 20 | Christ is subject to the Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[20] A[
1741 3, 20 | 8), for this reason the Father is said to be ~greater than
1742 3, 20 | the ordinance of God the Father." And this ~is the subjection
1743 3, 20 | is the subjection to the Father, of ~obedience unto death.
1744 3, 20 | became ~"obedient" to the Father "unto death."~Aquin.: SMT
1745 3, 20 | Christ is subject to the Father not simply but in His human
1746 3, 20 | Son to ~be less than the Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[20] A[
1747 3, 20 | subject or servant to the Father in human nature.~Aquin.:
1748 3, 20 | kingdom to God and the Father, when He has brought the
1749 3, 20 | the essence ~common to the Father and the Son: and then He
1750 3, 20 | totally subject to ~the Father not only in Himself, but
1751 3, 20 | to be the servant of ~the Father inasmuch as He is subject
1752 3, 20 | way" (i.e. whereby the Father is greater than Christ in
1753 3, 20 | which is common to the Father and the Son, the Father
1754 3, 20 | Father and the Son, the Father is ~greater than the Son
1755 3, 20 | is the servant of God the Father, ~according to Jn. 20:17: "
1756 3, 20 | 20:17: "I ascend to My Father and to your Father to My ~
1757 3, 20 | to My Father and to your Father to My ~God and your God."
1758 3, 20 | whoever is the servant of the Father is the ~servant of the Son;
1759 3, 20 | everything that belongs to the Father ~would belong to the Son.
1760 3, 20 | Word begotten of God the Father is the God or Lord of Christ,
1761 3, 20 | which ~He agrees with the Father, He presides and rules together
1762 3, 20 | rules together with the ~Father; and in the other nature,
1763 3, 21 | to offer prayers to the ~Father, not as though He were incompetent,
1764 3, 21 | show Himself to be from the Father; hence He says ~(Jn. 11:
1765 3, 21 | Himself a suppliant ~of the Father, in such sort as to bear
1766 3, 21 | Christ ~wished to pray to His Father in order to give us an example
1767 3, 21 | and also to show that His Father is the author both of His
1768 3, 21 | certain gifts from His Father. so there were other gifts
1769 3, 21 | as He gave ~thanks to the Father for gifts already received
1770 3, 21 | also, in recognition of His Father, He besought Him in prayer ~
1771 3, 21 | force of a prayer with the Father: wherefore He ~said (Jn.
1772 3, 21 | expected to ~receive from His Father as the author thereof, and
1773 3, 22 | hath well pleased ~(the Father) that all fulness should
1774 3, 22 | king of peace,' ~without father, without mother, without
1775 3, 22 | is described as "without father, without ~mother, without
1776 3, 22 | God," Who had no earthly father, no heavenly mother, and
1777 3, 23 | this is fitting to God the Father alone?~(3) Whether it is
1778 3, 23 | detriment ~to the ever-living Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
1779 3, 23 | be applied only to the ~Father. Therefore in God the Father
1780 3, 23 | Father. Therefore in God the Father alone can adopt.~Aquin.:
1781 3, 23 | are the sons of the same father; wherefore our Lord says (
1782 3, 23 | 20:17): "I ascend to My Father and to your Father." Therefore
1783 3, 23 | to My Father and to your Father." Therefore Christ's ~Father
1784 3, 23 | Father." Therefore Christ's ~Father alone has adopted sons.~
1785 3, 23 | hearts, crying: 'Abba' ~[Father]." Therefore it belongs
1786 3, 23 | But this belongs to the Father alone. Therefore it befits
1787 3, 23 | Therefore it befits the ~Father alone to adopt.~Aquin.:
1788 3, 23 | sons, Whom we can call ~Father; whence it is written (Rm.
1789 3, 23 | whereby we cry: 'Abba' [Father]." But when we say to ~God, "
1790 3, 23 | when we say to ~God, "Our Father," we address the whole Trinity:
1791 3, 23 | belongs ~to the Person of the Father, yet to produce any effect
1792 3, 23 | What things soever the ~Father doth, these the Son also
1793 3, 23 | having ~with Him the same Father: Who, nevertheless, is His
1794 3, 23 | Who, nevertheless, is His Father in one way, ~and ours in
1795 3, 23 | Lord says, separately, "My ~Father," and "Your Father" (Jn.
1796 3, 23 | My ~Father," and "Your Father" (Jn. 20:17). For He is
1797 3, 23 | 17). For He is Christ's Father by ~natural generation;
1798 3, 23 | to Him: whereas He is our Father ~by a voluntary operation,
1799 3, 23 | is appropriated to the Father as its author; to the Son, ~
1800 3, 23 | God is not said to be the Father of the rational creature, ~
1801 3, 23 | adoption. But God is called the Father even of the irrational ~
1802 3, 23 | according to Job 38:28: "Who is father of the rain? Or who ~begot
1803 3, 23 | proceeds ~naturally from the Father as the Intellectual Word,
1804 3, 23 | oneness of nature ~with the Father. To this Word, therefore,
1805 3, 23 | oneness of the Word with the Father, which is by reason of grace
1806 3, 23 | OBJ 1: God is called the Father of the irrational creature,
1807 3, 23 | the Only-begotten of the Father; ~full of grace and truth."~
1808 3, 25 | adored, as ~being common to Father and Son; wherefore it is
1809 3, 25 | the Son, as they honor the Father." But Christ's humanity ~
1810 3, 25 | not common to Him and the Father. Therefore Christ's humanity
1811 3, 25 | as man is less than the Father. Therefore His humanity
1812 3, 25 | latria" is due to God the ~Father Himself on account of His
1813 3, 25 | Christ is not less than the Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[25] A[
1814 3, 25 | that which dishonors ~his father, as the scourge with which
1815 3, 25 | Vexilla Regis: translation of Father Aylward, O.P.]~Therefore
1816 3, 25 | De Civ. Dei i, 13): "If a father's ~coat or ring, or anything
1817 3, 26 | Who, though equal to the Father in His Godhead, yet is less
1818 3, 26 | Godhead, yet is less than ~the Father in His human nature, as
1819 3, 26 | the gloss says: "Not the Father nor the Holy Ghost." ~The
1820 3, 26 | common nature with the ~Father and the Holy Ghost; so,
1821 3, 26 | has the same nature as the Father and ~the Holy Ghost, He
1822 3, 26 | does not differ from ~the Father and the Holy Ghost in nature
1823 3, 26 | dominion: nor have ~the Father and the Holy Ghost anything
1824 3, 26 | something belonging to the Father or the ~Holy Ghost, as though
1825 3, 26 | the ~Only-begotten of the Father, as it is written (Jn. 1:
1826 3, 26 | all things equal to the Father. But ~even in the human
1827 3, 27 | the Only-Begotten of the Father full of grace and truth," ~
1828 3, 28 | Christ. For no child having father and mother is conceived
1829 3, 28 | only a mother, but ~also a father, according to Lk. 2:33: "
1830 3, 28 | according to Lk. 2:33: "His father and mother were ~wondering
1831 3, 28 | says: "Behold I and Thy father ~[Vulg.: 'Thy father and
1832 3, 28 | Thy father ~[Vulg.: 'Thy father and I'] have sought Thee
1833 3, 28 | nothing if Joseph were not the father of Christ. ~Therefore it
1834 3, 28 | maintain the dignity or the Father Who sent Him. For ~since
1835 3, 28 | He should have another father than God: lest the dignity
1836 3, 28 | 33: Joseph is called the father of ~the Saviour, not that
1837 3, 28 | not that he really was His father, as the Photinians ~pretended:
1838 3, 28 | Joseph is called the ~father of Christ just as "he is
1839 3, 28 | should not be called His father; since he would be ~the
1840 3, 28 | since he would be ~the father even of an adopted son not
1841 3, 28 | Though Joseph was not the ~father of our Lord and Saviour,
1842 3, 28 | commanded us to honor our father and ~mother should not in
1843 3, 28 | the Only-Begotten of the Father, being thus His Son in every ~
1844 3, 29 | is therefore called ~His "father," as bread-winner.~Aquin.:
1845 3, 29 | to play the whore in her ~father's house."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1846 3, 29 | dishonor the name of her ~father, she shall be burnt with
1847 3, 30 | He ~remained whole in the Father, whole throughout the universe,
1848 3, 31 | Joseph was not Christ's father, as shown above (Q[28],
1849 3, 31 | possible that ~Elizabeth's father married a wife of the family
1850 3, 31 | that the ~Blessed Mary's father, who was of the family of
1851 3, 31 | that if ~Joachim, Mary's father, was of the family of Aaron (
1852 3, 31 | s genealogy had ~both a father and a mother, and many of
1853 3, 31 | evangelist mentions Joseph's father of whom he was ~begotten;
1854 3, 31 | one was Joseph's natural father: the ~other is father by
1855 3, 31 | natural father: the ~other is father by adoption. Or, according
1856 3, 31 | Heli was accounted as his ~father, for he says that she was
1857 3, 31 | Joachims - that is, Jechonias, father and son: both of whom are
1858 3, 31 | lxxxv: ~"Solomon through his father's merits is included in
1859 3, 31 | withdrawn ~Himself from the Father. But you, Manicheans, being
1860 3, 31 | dignity. For the fact that the father of a bishop pays tithes
1861 3, 31 | Therefore ~it is possible that a father pay tithes to a priest,
1862 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost is Christ's father ~according to the flesh?~(
1863 3, 32 | Ghost any more than to the Father or ~the Son.~Aquin.: SMT
1864 3, 32 | especially attributed to the Father, as ~stated in the FP, Q[
1865 3, 32 | attributed principally to ~the Father.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[32] A[
1866 3, 32 | Holy Ghost is the ~love of Father and Son, as stated in the
1867 3, 32 | hearts, crying: Abba, Father." Again, He ~is the "Spirit
1868 3, 32 | the Persons. For to ~the Father is attributed authority
1869 3, 32 | The "Most High" is the Father, whose Power is the Son.~
1870 3, 32 | assuming, who is sent by ~the Father; but the conception refers
1871 3, 32 | mission is attributed to the Father, but the ~accomplishment
1872 3, 32 | certain man is "of [de] his father." And therefore we can ~
1873 3, 32 | the Son who is from the Father; from ~his power, as all
1874 3, 32 | should be called Christ's father in respect of His ~humanity?~
1875 3, 32 | should be called Christ's ~father in respect of His humanity.
1876 3, 32 | Gener. Animal. i): "The Father is the active principle
1877 3, 32 | Ghost can be called His ~father, through being the active
1878 3, 32 | Further, God is called our Father by reason of His having
1879 3, 32 | Dt. 32:6: "Is not He thy Father, that hath possessed ~thee,
1880 3, 32 | should be ~called Christ's Father in respect of the body fashioned
1881 3, 32 | which He is the Son of the Father alone. ~Therefore nowise
1882 3, 32 | as ~a man is born of his father. Therefore Christ is not
1883 3, 32 | Virgin was not Christ's Father, but His ~Mother, it follows
1884 3, 32 | actively so as to be His ~Father, or not to cooperate at
1885 3, 33 | is generated, but of the father ~generating from seed, in
1886 3, 33 | power derived from the ~father's soul has its operation.
1887 3, 34 | Jn. 10:36): "Whom the ~Father hath sanctified and sent
1888 3, 34 | the ~Only-Begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth."
1889 3, 34 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Father creates things through the
1890 3, 34 | and operation as God the Father: ~hence the Father does
1891 3, 34 | God the Father: ~hence the Father does not work through the
1892 3, 35 | Christ is the Son of God the Father and of the Virgin Mother ~
1893 3, 35 | whereby He was born of the Father suffers no interruption;
1894 3, 35 | nativities in Christ: one of the Father - eternal; and one which
1895 3, 35 | which He ~received of the Father from eternity, the other
1896 3, 35 | which He was born of the Father from all eternity; one ~
1897 3, 35 | after that which is from the Father: for it is foolish and a ~
1898 3, 35 | and co-eternal ~with the Father, needs to begin again to
1899 3, 35 | predicated in common of Father, Son, ~and Holy Ghost. If,
1900 3, 35 | that she was the Mother of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, ~which
1901 3, 35 | the substance of God the Father: but because He took flesh, ~
1902 3, 35 | stands for the Person of the Father alone, sometimes only ~for
1903 3, 35 | the son of ~someone, his father or his mother, depends,
1904 3, 35 | Christ is the Son of God the ~Father depends not on His Mother,
1905 3, 35 | the Son of the Eternal ~Father and a temporal mother, who
1906 3, 35 | be called the Son of ~the Father and of His Mother Therefore
1907 3, 35 | one in reference to ~his father, and another in reference
1908 3, 35 | one relation ~to both his father and his mother, on account
1909 3, 35 | born by one birth of both father and mother: whence ~he bears
1910 3, 35 | the same species: thus a ~father may have several sons by
1911 3, 35 | to be in a man who is the father of several sons by ~natural
1912 3, 35 | would not be so were he the father of one son ~by natural generation
1913 3, 35 | the same ~nativity, of the Father from eternity, and of His
1914 3, 35 | diverse, inasmuch as the father is the principle of ~generation
1915 3, 35 | respect of ~the Eternal Father: yet there is another temporal
1916 3, 35 | mansions ~for us in His Father's house."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1917 3, 36 | the "Brightness of" the Father's "glory."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1918 3, 37 | Counselor God the Mighty, the Father of the ~world to come, the
1919 3, 37 | a son is named after his father or some other ~relation;
1920 3, 37 | wished to call him ~"by his father's name Zachary," not by
1921 3, 37 | because I have made thee a father of many ~nations": and it
1922 3, 37 | on Prov. 4:3, "I was my father's son, tender, and as ~an
1923 3, 38 | again by the voice of ~the Father bearing witness to Him.
1924 3, 38 | and who believed in the Father, Son, and Holy ~Ghost, were
1925 3, 39 | 8) Of the voice of the Father witnessing unto Him.~Aquin.:
1926 3, 39 | the ~"Only-begotten of the Father," as is clear from what
1927 3, 39 | above, coming ~down from the Father of lights."~Aquin.: SMT
1928 3, 39 | who is the Truth of the Father, should make use of anything ~
1929 3, 39 | Christ was baptized that the Father's voice ~should be heard,
1930 3, 39 | Christ was baptized for ~the Father's voice to be heard bearing
1931 3, 39 | But it does not become the Father to be sent, as ~Augustine
1932 3, 39 | conceived in the ~heart. But the Father is not the Word. Therefore
1933 3, 39 | conception. Therefore the Father's voice should have ~proclaimed
1934 3, 39 | them in the name of the Father, and of ~the Son, and of
1935 3, 39 | the shape of a dove: the Father's voice is heard bearing ~
1936 3, 39 | that in that baptism the ~Father should be manifested by
1937 3, 39 | be sent ~visibly. But the Father, who is not from another,
1938 3, 39 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The Father is manifested by the voice,
1939 3, 39 | since it is proper to the Father to ~produce the Word - that
1940 3, 39 | most ~becoming that the Father should be manifested by
1941 3, 39 | very voice to which the Father ~gave utterance bore witness
1942 3, 39 | Nature of the Word or of the Father who spoke. Hence ~(Jn. 5:
1943 3, 39 | you heard His," i.e. the ~Father's, "voice at any time, nor
1944 3, 39 | formed the voice: yet the Father alone as speaking ~is manifested
1945 3, 39 | attested ~from on high by the Father's testimony, so that His
1946 3, 39 | He says (Jn. 5:37): "The Father Himself who sent ~Me, hath
1947 3, 39 | descended on Him, and the Father's voice was ~heard saying: "'
1948 3, 39 | from on high, and that the ~Father's voice declares us to have
1949 3, 40 | Creator is the Trinity, the Father, the Son, and ~the Holy
1950 3, 40 | He says (Jn. 5:17): "My Father worketh ~until now; and
1951 3, 42 | also have received of My Father"; and that because He ~became "
1952 3, 42 | not; but entreat him as a father." But the priests and princes
1953 3, 43 | 36): "The works which the Father hath given Me to perfect . . . ~
1954 3, 43 | Lord said (Jn. 14:10): "The Father who abideth in ~Me, He doth
1955 3, 43 | both that He is of the Father and that He is ~equal to
1956 3, 43 | 36): "The works which the Father ~hath given Me to perfect . . .
1957 3, 43 | co-equal with that of God the ~Father, according to Jn. 5:19: "
1958 3, 43 | What things soever" the Father "doth, ~these the Son doth
1959 3, 43 | again (Jn. 5:21): "As the ~Father raiseth up the dead and
1960 3, 43 | when He said . . . 'The Father who abideth in Me, ~He doth
1961 3, 45 | Of the testimony of the Father's voice.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1962 3, 45 | Ghost or the "power of ~the Father," as Origen says (Tract.
1963 3, 45 | Whether the testimony of the Father's voice, saying, "This is
1964 3, 45 | that the testimony of the Father's voice, saying, ~"This
1965 3, 45 | the ~second time." But the Father's voice had testified to
1966 3, 45 | at the same time as the Father's voice was heard. But this
1967 3, 45 | that the testimony of ~the Father was made in an unfitting
1968 3, 45 | baptism. Nevertheless, ~the Father's voice did not then command
1969 3, 45 | disciples could not bear the Father's ~voice; for it is written (
1970 3, 45 | much afraid." Therefore the Father's voice ~should not have
1971 3, 45 | by the testimony of the Father: because He alone with the
1972 3, 45 | speaking, by which God the Father uttered the only-begotten
1973 3, 45 | form of a dove, and the Father made Himself known in the
1974 3, 45 | whole Trinity appears - the Father in the voice, the ~Son in
1975 3, 45 | hearing the voice of the Father, to show that the glory
1976 3, 46 | our Lord addresses the Father (Mt. 26:42): "My Father, ~
1977 3, 46 | Father (Mt. 26:42): "My Father, ~if this chalice may not
1978 3, 46 | out of this world to the Father"; and (Jn. 2:4): ~"My hour
1979 3, 47 | Passion?~(3) Whether the Father delivered Him up to suffer?~(
1980 3, 47 | became obedient" to the ~Father "unto death."~Aquin.: SMT
1981 3, 47 | received a command from the Father to suffer. For it ~is written (
1982 3, 47 | commandment have I received of My ~Father" - namely, of laying down
1983 3, 47 | suspicion of opposition" to the Father. Yet because the Old Law ~
1984 3, 47 | both out of love of the Father, according to Jn. 14:31: "
1985 3, 47 | may know that I love the Father, and as the Father hath
1986 3, 47 | love the Father, and as the Father hath given ~Me commandment,
1987 3, 47 | obedient, out of love, to the Father's command.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1988 3, 47 | Para. 1/1~Whether God the Father delivered up Christ to the
1989 3, 47 | would seem that God the Father did not deliver up Christ
1990 3, 47 | not appear that God the Father delivered Him up.~Aquin.:
1991 3, 47 | therefore, that God the Father did not deliver up ~Christ
1992 3, 47 | out ~of obedience to the Father. Hence in three respects
1993 3, 47 | in three respects God the Father did ~deliver up Christ to
1994 3, 47 | against his will. Yet God the Father ~did not so deliver up Christ,
1995 3, 47 | action as that by which the Father delivered Him up; but as
1996 3, 47 | by a will inspired of the Father. Consequently there ~is
1997 3, 47 | is no contrariety in the Father delivering Him up and in
1998 3, 47 | a different source. The Father delivered ~up Christ, and
1999 3, 47 | but also said God was His ~Father, making Himself equal to
2000 3, 47 | that it was He to whom the Father says by the ~Prophet: 'Ask
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