Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |         mind ~to God, to which the offerer of the sacrifice was stimulated.
 2   2, 102 |         which is necessary ~in the offerer; and again, to signify the
 3   2, 84  |          left to the choice of the offerer: and ~when once oblations
 4   3, 22  |           and the ~devotion of the offerer. Now the proper effect of
 5   3, 48  |           and might Himself be the offerer and ~what He offered."~Aquin.:
 6   3, 48  |      Fourthly, because, being the ~offerer's own flesh, it was acceptable
 7   3, 79  |      effect of a ~sacrifice in the offerer, or in them for whom it
 8   3, 79  | satisfaction, the affection of the offerer is weighed rather than the ~
 9 Suppl, 71|          that this ~accrues to the offerer. Or we may reply that the
10 Suppl, 71|            by the intention of the offerer, they do not resemble a