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1001 3, 46 | ordinance regarding Christ's Passion, ~it was not possible at
1002 3, 46 | otherwise than by Christ's Passion. And the same ~holds good
1003 3, 46 | human race than ~by Christ's Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1004 3, 46 | human race besides Christ's Passion. For nature in its ~operation
1005 3, 46 | seem fitting that Christ's Passion should have been ~added
1006 3, 46 | De Coelo ii. But Christ's Passion ~brought about His death
1007 3, 46 | His power and without the Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1008 3, 46 | our misery" than by the Passion of ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT
1009 3, 46 | was delivered by Christ's Passion, many ~other things besides
1010 3, 46 | virtues displayed in the ~Passion, which are requisite for
1011 3, 46 | Thirdly, because Christ by His Passion not ~only delivered man
1012 3, 46 | be delivered by Christ's Passion than simply by God's good-will.~
1013 3, 46 | satisfaction on his behalf in ~the Passion. This was also a fitting
1014 3, 46 | justice and lowliness of the ~Passion," as Augustine says (De
1015 3, 46 | says in a ~sermon on the Passion [*Cf. Serm. ci De Tempore]: "
1016 3, 46 | says in a sermon on the ~Passion (De Cruce et Latrone i,
1017 3, 46 | says in a sermon on the Passion (Serm. ci De ~Tempore),
1018 3, 46 | OBJ 3: Further, Christ's Passion was ordained for man's deliverance
1019 3, 46 | Whether the pain of Christ's Passion was greater than all other
1020 3, 46 | that the pain of Christ's Passion was not greater ~than all
1021 3, 46 | greater than Christ's in the Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1022 3, 46 | that the ~pain of Christ's Passion was not the greatest.~Aquin.:
1023 3, 46 | were scandalized at His ~Passion. Thirdly, the loss of His
1024 3, 46 | proportion, so that the passion shall not go beyond the
1025 3, 46 | 3: Further, a sensitive passion is said to be complete when
1026 3, 46 | first of all, by its own passion; and this comes of ~its
1027 3, 46 | a faculty suffers by ~a passion in the subject on which
1028 3, 46 | This argument proceeds from passion on the part of the ~proper
1029 3, 46 | is then said to be a true passion, by which the soul ~is troubled,
1030 3, 46 | soul ~is troubled, when the passion in the sensitive part causes
1031 3, 46 | that it then follows the ~passion, and has no longer free-will
1032 3, 46 | regard to it. In this way ~passion of the sensitive part did
1033 3, 46 | blessed fruition during the Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1034 3, 46 | blessed ~fruition during the Passion. For it is not possible
1035 3, 46 | suffered grief during the Passion, as was stated above (A[
1036 3, 46 | But the grief of Christ's Passion was the greatest, as shown ~
1037 3, 46 | to enjoy fruition, His Passion did not impede fruition.~
1038 3, 46 | the Godhead: so that as passion, by reason ~of the essence,
1039 3, 46 | directly to the grief of ~the Passion, because they have not the
1040 3, 46 | proper act; but grief of the Passion according to the subject.
1041 3, 46 | the subject. Grief ~of the Passion belongs to the essence of
1042 3, 46 | suitable time. For ~Christ's Passion was prefigured by the sacrifice
1043 3, 46 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ's Passion is called His uplifting,
1044 3, 46 | observed above (A[1]), Christ's Passion was ~subject to His will.
1045 3, 46 | must be said that Christ's Passion was enacted at an opportune
1046 3, 46 | hall" on the day of the Passion, ~"that they might not be
1047 3, 46 | that on the day of Christ's Passion they were unwilling to enter
1048 3, 46 | immolation - that is, of His Passion."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1049 3, 46 | celebrated in the Lord's Passion, began to be prepared ~from
1050 3, 46 | reform the world by His Passion, at ~the time of year at
1051 3, 46 | because by our Saviour's Passion we ~are brought from darkness
1052 3, 46 | the figure. But ~Christ's Passion was prefigured by the sacrifices
1053 3, 46 | the disease. But ~Christ's Passion was the medicine against
1054 3, 46 | sacrifices foreshadowed Christ's ~Passion, which is a true sacrifice,
1055 3, 46 | Homily (xxiii): "When the Passion ~drew nigh, our Lord willed
1056 3, 46 | nigh to the place of the ~Passion" - that is to say, to Jerusalem -
1057 3, 46 | because the virtue of His Passion was to be spread over the ~
1058 3, 46 | nativity and Jerusalem for ~His Passion."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1059 3, 46 | says in a sermon on the Passion (Hom. i De Cruce ~et Latrone): "
1060 3, 46 | Ambrose says: "Our ~Lord's Passion has followers, but not equals."
1061 3, 46 | to the sacrament of His Passion. But because of the cleavage ~
1062 3, 46 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion is to be attributed to His
1063 3, 46 | would seem that Christ's Passion is to be attributed to His ~
1064 3, 46 | Godhead. Therefore Christ's Passion is attributed ~to Him in
1065 3, 46 | Consequently, if Christ's Passion did not appertain to His
1066 3, 46 | this would not be so if the Passion were not attributed to the
1067 3, 46 | Godhead. ~Therefore Christ's Passion should be so attributed.~
1068 3, 46 | Consequently, Christ's Passion did not concern His Godhead.~
1069 3, 46 | above (Q[16], A[4]), the Passion is to be attributed ~to
1070 3, 46 | anathema." Therefore Christ's ~Passion belongs to the "suppositum"
1071 3, 47 | EFFICIENT CAUSE OF CHRIST'S PASSION (SIX ARTICLES)~We have now
1072 3, 47 | efficient cause of Christ's Passion, ~concerning which there
1073 3, 47 | deliver Himself up to the Passion?~(3) Whether the Father
1074 3, 47 | was the cause of His own Passion and death. For He could
1075 3, 47 | could have ~prevented His Passion and death. Firstly, by holding
1076 3, 47 | Christ to show that the Passion inflicted by ~violence did
1077 3, 47 | us." ~Therefore Christ's Passion ought to be ascribed rather
1078 3, 47 | the sacrifice of Christ's ~Passion and death should proceed
1079 3, 47 | namely, to the place ~of His Passion: and out of love of His
1080 3, 47 | Christ likewise by His ~Passion fulfilled the ceremonial
1081 3, 47 | shadow. Christ also by His Passion fulfilled the judicial ~
1082 3, 47 | obedience, for, ~although His Passion and death, considered in
1083 3, 47 | delivered up Christ to the Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
1084 3, 47 | deliver up Christ to ~the Passion. For it is a wicked and
1085 3, 47 | innocent Christ to His Passion and death.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1086 3, 47 | deliver up ~Christ to His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
1087 3, 47 | deliver up Christ to the Passion. In the first way, because
1088 3, 47 | He preordained Christ's Passion for the deliverance of the ~
1089 3, 47 | not shielding Him from the Passion, but ~abandoning Him to
1090 3, 47 | Therefore neither ought Christ's Passion, which was a true ~sacrifice,
1091 3, 47 | The effect of Christ's Passion was foreshown by the very ~
1092 3, 47 | His death. For Christ's Passion wrought its effect of salvation ~
1093 3, 47 | preaching of Jews, Christ's Passion passed on to the Gentiles. ~
1094 3, 47 | delivered Him up, finish His ~Passion at the hands of the Gentiles.~
1095 3, 47 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's Passion was the offering of a sacrifice,
1096 3, 47 | knowing Christ, inflicted the Passion on Him out of ~hatred.~Aquin.:
1097 3, 47 | Christ, indeed willed His Passion just as the Father willed ~
1098 3, 48 | THE EFFICIENCY OF CHRIST'S PASSION (SIX ARTICLES)~We now have
1099 3, 48 | have to consider Christ's Passion as to its effect; first
1100 3, 48 | inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation
1101 3, 48 | Redeemer?~(6) Whether (the Passion) secured man's salvation
1102 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation
1103 3, 48 | would seem that Christ's Passion did not bring about our ~
1104 3, 48 | him. Therefore Christ's Passion wrought nothing by ~way
1105 3, 48 | before. Therefore ~by His Passion Christ did not merit our
1106 3, 48 | not made greater by the Passion than it was before. Therefore
1107 3, 48 | The lowliness" of the ~Passion "merited glory; glory was
1108 3, 48 | Consequently Christ by His Passion ~merited salvation, not
1109 3, 48 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's Passion has a special effect, which
1110 3, 48 | fittingness of ~Christ's Passion (Q[46], AA, 3,4).~Aquin.:
1111 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation
1112 3, 48 | would seem that Christ's Passion did not bring about our ~
1113 3, 48 | offense. But in Christ's Passion the gravest of all offenses
1114 3, 48 | made to God by Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
1115 3, 48 | of justice. But Christ's Passion does not appear equal to
1116 3, 48 | atone for our ~sins by His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
1117 3, 48 | account of the extent of the Passion, and the greatness of ~the
1118 3, 48 | And therefore Christ's ~Passion was not only a sufficient
1119 3, 48 | therefore the value of His Passion in atoning surpassed the
1120 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion operated by way of sacrifice?~
1121 3, 48 | would seem that Christ's Passion did not operate by way of ~
1122 3, 48 | therefore that Christ's Passion cannot be called a ~sacrifice.~
1123 3, 48 | sacrifice." Now ~Christ's Passion is not a sign, but rather
1124 3, 48 | Therefore it seems that Christ's Passion is not a sacrifice.~Aquin.:
1125 3, 48 | wrong. Therefore ~Christ's Passion was rather a malefice than
1126 3, 48 | Himself up ~for us in the Passion": and this voluntary enduring
1127 3, 48 | voluntary enduring of the Passion was ~most acceptable to
1128 3, 48 | manifest ~that Christ's Passion was a true sacrifice. Moreover,
1129 3, 48 | sacrifices: and even Christ's Passion, although denoted by other ~
1130 3, 48 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's Passion was indeed a malefice on
1131 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation
1132 3, 48 | would seem that Christ's Passion did not effect our salvation ~
1133 3, 48 | did not redeem ~us by His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
1134 3, 48 | did not ~redeem us by His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
1135 3, 48 | He did redeem us by His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
1136 3, 48 | 2~Since, then, Christ's Passion was a sufficient and a superabundant ~
1137 3, 48 | And therefore ~Christ's Passion is called our redemption.~
1138 3, 48 | satisfaction of Christ's Passion, he is said to be redeemed
1139 3, 48 | said to be redeemed by the ~Passion of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1140 3, 48 | Further, not only Christ's Passion, but also that of other
1141 3, 48 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation
1142 3, 48 | would seem that Christ's Passion did not bring about our ~
1143 3, 48 | 4). Therefore, Christ's ~Passion did not bring about our
1144 3, 48 | Luc.] says. But Christ's Passion could not touch all mankind.
1145 3, 48 | of merit that ~Christ's Passion accomplished our salvation.
1146 3, 48 | efficiently. Therefore Christ's Passion on the cross ~accomplished
1147 3, 48 | Consequently, then, Christ's Passion ~accomplishes man's salvation
1148 3, 48 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's Passion in relation to His flesh
1149 3, 48 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's Passion, although corporeal, has
1150 3, 48 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's Passion, according as it is compared
1151 3, 49 | THE EFFECTS OF CHRIST'S PASSION (SIX ARTICLES)~We have now
1152 3, 49 | the effects of Christ's Passion, ~concerning which there
1153 3, 49 | freed from sin by Christ's Passion?~(2) Whether we were thereby
1154 3, 49 | from sin through Christ's Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1155 3, 49 | from sin through ~Christ's Passion. For to deliver from sin
1156 3, 49 | man. Therefore Christ's Passion did ~not free us from sin.~
1157 3, 49 | spiritual. ~But Christ's Passion is corporeal, whereas sin
1158 3, 49 | creature. Therefore Christ's Passion could not cleanse us ~from
1159 3, 49 | it seems ~that Christ's Passion is not the sufficient cause
1160 3, 49 | charity. Therefore Christ's Passion is not the proper cause
1161 3, 49 | I answer that, Christ's Passion is the proper cause of the
1162 3, 49 | much." Secondly, Christ's Passion causes forgiveness of sins
1163 3, 49 | is our head, then, by the Passion which He ~endured from love
1164 3, 49 | as by the price of His Passion: in the same way as if a
1165 3, 49 | wherein He endured the Passion, ~is the instrument of the
1166 3, 49 | and hence it is that His Passion ~has a kind of Divine Power
1167 3, 49 | OBJ 2: Although Christ's Passion is corporeal, still it derives
1168 3, 49 | according to this power Christ's Passion is the ~cause of the forgiveness
1169 3, 49 | Reply OBJ 3: Christ by His Passion delivered us from our sins ~
1170 3, 49 | stated above, since Christ's Passion preceded, as a kind ~of
1171 3, 49 | their power ~from Christ's Passion, as shall be shown later (
1172 3, 49 | 1~Reply OBJ 5: Christ's Passion is applied to us even through
1173 3, 49 | charity; that thus ~Christ's Passion may be applied to us, not
1174 3, 49 | through the ~power of the Passion of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1175 3, 49 | s power through Christ's Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1176 3, 49 | devil through Christ's Passion. For he has no power over
1177 3, 49 | power through ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1178 3, 49 | bodies. But even after the Passion he continues to do ~the
1179 3, 49 | power through ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1180 3, 49 | Further, the might of Christ's Passion endures for ever, as, ~according
1181 3, 49 | Consequently it seems that Christ's Passion is not the ~cause of the
1182 3, 49 | said (Jn. 12:31), when His Passion was drawing ~nigh: "Now
1183 3, 49 | up from the earth by His Passion on the cross. Therefore
1184 3, 49 | cross. Therefore by His ~Passion the devil was deprived of
1185 3, 49 | men previous to Christ's Passion. ~The first is on man's
1186 3, 49 | first point, by Christ's Passion man was delivered from the ~
1187 3, 49 | power, in so far as the Passion is the cause of the forgiveness ~
1188 3, 49 | must be said that ~Christ's Passion freed us from the devil'
1189 3, 49 | to the ~third, Christ's Passion delivered us from the devil,
1190 3, 49 | inasmuch as in ~Christ's Passion he exceeded the limit of
1191 3, 49 | for man through ~Christ's Passion, whereby he can safeguard
1192 3, 49 | the devil previous to the Passion ~were enabled to do so through
1193 3, 49 | so through faith in the Passion, although it was not ~yet
1194 3, 49 | hell. But after Christ's ~Passion, men can defend themselves
1195 3, 49 | provided through Christ's Passion, for ~defending themselves
1196 3, 49 | the efficacy of Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1197 3, 49 | of sin through Christ's ~Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1198 3, 49 | punishment of sin ~by Christ's Passion. For the chief punishment
1199 3, 49 | not set free by ~Christ's Passion, because "in hell there
1200 3, 49 | therefore, that Christ's Passion did not ~deliver men from
1201 3, 49 | punishment by Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1202 3, 49 | still die after Christ's Passion. ~Therefore it seems that
1203 3, 49 | answer that, Through Christ's Passion we have been delivered from
1204 3, 49 | namely, inasmuch ~as Christ's Passion was sufficient and superabundant
1205 3, 49 | in so far as Christ's Passion is the ~cause of the forgiveness
1206 3, 49 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's Passion works its effect in them
1207 3, 49 | the ~effects of Christ's Passion, we must be likened unto
1208 3, 49 | passibility, and through the Passion attained to the glory of ~
1209 3, 49 | members, are freed by His ~Passion from all debt of punishment,
1210 3, 49 | to God through Christ's Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1211 3, 49 | to God through Christ's ~Passion. For there is no need of
1212 3, 49 | made." Therefore ~Christ's Passion did not reconcile us to
1213 3, 49 | is the cause of Christ's Passion, according to Jn. 3:16: "
1214 3, 49 | to God through Christ's Passion, so that He began ~to love
1215 3, 49 | OBJ 3: Further, Christ's Passion was completed by men slaying
1216 3, 49 | grievously. Therefore Christ's Passion is ~rather the cause of
1217 3, 49 | I answer that, Christ's Passion is in two ways the cause
1218 3, 49 | was taken away by Christ's Passion, both through sin being
1219 3, 49 | slayers. Accordingly Christ's Passion prevailed more in reconciling
1220 3, 49 | gate of heaven to us by His Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1221 3, 49 | of heaven to us ~by His Passion. For it is written (Prov.
1222 3, 49 | kingdom even without Christ's Passion. Consequently Christ's ~
1223 3, 49 | Consequently Christ's ~Passion is not the cause of the
1224 3, 49 | heaven previous to Christ's ~Passion (4 Kgs. 2). But the effect
1225 3, 49 | the result of Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1226 3, 49 | His baptism preceded the Passion. ~Consequently the opening
1227 3, 49 | not the result of Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1228 3, 49 | opened to us, not by Christ's Passion, but by His ~Ascension.~
1229 3, 49 | Para. 2/2~Now by Christ's Passion we have been delivered not
1230 3, 49 | individuals, who share in His ~Passion by faith and charity and
1231 3, 49 | to us through Christ's ~Passion. This is precisely what
1232 3, 49 | through faith in Christ's Passion, ~according to Heb. 11:33:
1233 3, 49 | Consequently, before Christ's Passion no one could ~enter the
1234 3, 49 | has its efficacy from His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1235 3, 49 | Reply OBJ 4: Christ by His Passion merited for us the opening
1236 3, 49 | Para. 1/1~Whether by His Passion Christ merited to be exalted?~
1237 3, 49 | exalted on account of ~His Passion. For eminence of rank belongs
1238 3, 49 | exaltation from the merit of the Passion but ~from the union alone.~
1239 3, 49 | was no greater ~during the Passion than before. Therefore,
1240 3, 49 | merit exaltation from the Passion more ~than before. ~Aquin.:
1241 3, 49 | ad Dioscor.). But by His Passion Christ did not ~merit exaltation
1242 3, 49 | glory of His body, from the Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1243 3, 49 | Body Para. 2/2~Now in His Passion Christ humbled Himself beneath
1244 3, 49 | the first place as to His Passion and death, to which He was ~
1245 3, 49 | four-fold exaltation from His Passion. First of all, as to His ~
1246 3, 49 | is, the lowliness of My Passion - "and My rising ~up." Secondly,
1247 3, 49 | other ~virtues; but in the Passion He merited His exaltation
1248 3, 49 | charity was subjected to the Passion, should receive ~recompense
1249 3, 49 | Christ that ~before the Passion the glory of His soul did
1250 3, 49 | He had merited it by His Passion. But it was not beseeming
1251 3, 50 | Father gave Him up to the ~Passion: hence there "to forsake"
1252 3, 50 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ's Passion wrought our salvation by
1253 3, 50 | Christ's death as of His Passion: so that in this ~sense
1254 3, 50 | been already said of the Passion (Q[48]). But death is considered
1255 3, 52 | guilt and penalty by His Passion which He endured ~in this
1256 3, 52 | devil was overthrown by the Passion that Christ should ~deliver
1257 3, 52 | 1 ~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's Passion was a kind of universal
1258 3, 52 | Hence, as ~the power of the Passion is applied to the living
1259 3, 52 | make us like unto Christ's Passion, so likewise it is applied
1260 3, 52 | is, by the power of His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[52] A[
1261 3, 52 | delivered the whole world by His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[52] A[
1262 3, 52 | to it in a sermon on the Passion, saying that "they ~besought
1263 3, 52 | says in a sermon on the Passion (clx) that "of ~a sudden
1264 3, 52 | asunder by ~the power of His Passion on descending into hell:
1265 3, 52 | which was taken away by the ~Passion, as stated above (Q[49],
1266 3, 52 | says in the sermon on the Passion already ~quoted that when
1267 3, 52 | through the power of His Passion. But through Christ's ~Passion
1268 3, 52 | Passion. But through Christ's ~Passion the human race was delivered
1269 3, 52 | hell, ~by the power of His Passion He delivered the saints
1270 3, 52 | bestowed the fruits of His Passion on the saints detained there;
1271 3, 52 | worked by the power of His Passion. Consequently, His descent
1272 3, 52 | who were united to ~His Passion through faith quickened
1273 3, 52 | had no faith in ~Christ's Passion, as infidels; or if they
1274 3, 52 | works in virtue of Christ's Passion, so also ~does Christ's
1275 3, 52 | were ~united to Christ's Passion, in virtue whereof Christ'
1276 3, 52 | no way united to Christ's Passion by faith and love: for,
1277 3, 52 | deliverance in virtue of His ~Passion. Now Christ's Passion had
1278 3, 52 | His ~Passion. Now Christ's Passion had a virtue which was neither
1279 3, 52 | is evident that Christ's Passion had no greater efficacy
1280 3, 52 | Purgatory by virtue of ~Christ's Passion, then there was nothing
1281 3, 52 | operated in ~virtue of the Passion, which was satisfactory,
1282 3, 53 | salvation. But Christ's Passion sufficed for our salvation,
1283 3, 53 | i.e. My humiliation and Passion, "and my rising up," i.e.
1284 3, 53 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's Passion wrought our salvation, properly
1285 3, 53 | also Christ before His Passion raised three dead ~persons
1286 3, 53 | which happened during the ~Passion, it is narrated (Mt. 27:
1287 3, 53 | cause. But Christ by His Passion merited the ~Resurrection,
1288 3, 53 | The lowliness of ~the Passion is the meritorious cause
1289 3, 54 | by the lowliness of His Passion. Hence He said ~(Jn. 12:
1290 3, 54 | troubled," which refers to the Passion; and ~later He adds: "Father,
1291 3, 54 | body, in order that by the Passion He might accomplish the
1292 3, 54 | this mystery of Christ's Passion and ~death was finished,
1293 3, 55 | of the humility of ~the Passion." Therefore, since Christ'
1294 3, 55 | Therefore, since Christ's Passion was manifested to all ~while
1295 3, 55 | 2: Further, as Christ's Passion is ordained for our salvation,
1296 3, 55 | 2~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's Passion was consummated in a body
1297 3, 55 | laws: consequently His ~Passion could be directly manifested
1298 3, 55 | said to them before the Passion (Mt. ~26:32): "But after
1299 3, 55 | to them alive after His Passion, by ~many proofs," as Luke
1300 3, 55 | behold; for, before His Passion He was transfigured on the ~
1301 3, 55 | Christ ~just as before the Passion, and out of joy was thinking
1302 3, 55 | different. But before the Passion, lest His disciples might
1303 3, 55 | Consequently, before ~the Passion He showed the disciples
1304 3, 56 | way than through Christ's Passion and Resurrection, as already ~
1305 3, 56 | of our life. But Christ's Passion is furthermore a ~meritorious
1306 3, 56 | was effected by Christ's Passion, according to Apoc. 1:5: ~"
1307 3, 56 | Consequently, Christ's ~Passion even more than His Resurrection
1308 3, 56 | of the Divine power, the Passion as well as the ~Resurrection
1309 3, 56 | properly speaking Christ's Passion and ~death are the cause
1310 3, 56 | justification." ~But Christ's Passion was also a meritorious cause,
1311 3, 57 | Himself alive after His Passion, by many proofs, for forty
1312 3, 57 | bestowed upon us by His Passion, for it is ~written (Heb.
1313 3, 57 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's Passion is the cause of our ascending
1314 3, 59 | of their salvation by His Passion."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
1315 3, 59 | of the lowliness of His Passion" ~[*Cf. Augustine, Tract.
1316 3, 59 | by the lowliness of His Passion, human nature in Christ
1317 3, 60 | sanctification, ~which is Christ's passion; the form of our sanctification,
1318 3, 60 | reminder of the past, i.e. the ~passion of Christ; and an indication
1319 3, 60 | effected in us by ~Christ's passion, i.e. grace; and a prognostic,
1320 3, 61 | the effect. But Christ's Passion is the sufficient cause
1321 3, 61 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's Passion is a sufficient cause of
1322 3, 61 | through the power of ~Christ's Passion; and Christ's Passion is,
1323 3, 61 | s Passion; and Christ's Passion is, so to say, applied to
1324 3, 61 | has been stated that the Passion of Christ is ~applied to
1325 3, 61 | sacraments: so that Christ's Passion is ~compared to the sacraments
1326 3, 61 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's Passion is the final cause of the
1327 3, 61 | sacraments before Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
1328 3, 61 | the sacrament, i.e. the ~Passion of Christ: as clearly appears
1329 3, 61 | sacraments after Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
1330 3, 61 | Christ's past ~birth and Passion. Now the sacraments are
1331 3, 62 | this power from Christ's Passion?~(6) Whether the sacraments
1332 3, 62 | their power from Christ's ~Passion?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1333 3, 62 | their ~power from Christ's Passion. For the power of the sacraments
1334 3, 62 | Since, therefore, Christ's Passion pertains to the Word as
1335 3, 62 | regards not only Christ's Passion, but also the other mysteries ~
1336 3, 62 | due specially to Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1337 3, 62 | Resurrection rather than from ~His Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1338 3, 62 | their power from ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1339 3, 62 | principally through His Passion, not only by way of efficiency
1340 3, 62 | satisfaction. Likewise by His Passion He inaugurated ~the Rites
1341 3, 62 | specially from Christ's ~Passion, the virtue of which is
1342 3, 62 | in a special way to His Passion. And therefore men are ~
1343 3, 62 | especially by faith in His Passion, according to Rm. ~3:25: "
1344 3, 62 | principally from faith in Christ's Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1345 3, 62 | But it is ~ascribed to the Passion by reason of the term "whence,"
1346 3, 62 | efficacy from faith in Christ's Passion. But there was faith in
1347 3, 62 | there was faith in Christ's ~Passion under the Old Law, as well
1348 3, 62 | power: since ~thus Christ's Passion would not have been necessary,
1349 3, 62 | sanctifying grace from Christ's Passion. For as it was stated above (
1350 3, 62 | the power of Christ's Passion is united to us by faith
1351 3, 62 | justification from Christ's ~Passion, which is the cause of man'
1352 3, 62 | justified by faith in Christ's ~Passion, just as we are. And the
1353 3, 62 | they signified Christ's Passion ~and its effects. It is
1354 3, 62 | had faith in the future Passion of ~Christ, which, inasmuch
1355 3, 62 | we have faith in the past Passion of Christ, which is ~able
1356 3, 62 | foreshadowing of Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
1357 3, 62 | sign of Christ's future Passion, as will be made clear further
1358 3, 63 | soul, power, habit, and passion." Now a character is not
1359 3, 63 | Now a character is not a ~passion: since a passion passes
1360 3, 63 | not a ~passion: since a passion passes quickly, whereas
1361 3, 64 | through the merit of ~Christ's Passion, the power of which operates
1362 3, 64 | their power from Christ's Passion and through the invocation
1363 3, 64 | 49], A[1]) that ~Christ's Passion which belongs to Him in
1364 3, 64 | merit and power ~of His Passion operates in the sacraments,
1365 3, 64 | because the power of the Passion is communicated to us by
1366 3, 64 | sacraments flows from Christ's Passion, which belongs to Him as
1367 3, 64 | indeed, in ~respect of His Passion, He is described as being "
1368 3, 64 | pruning, the sickle of his passion cut it off."~Aquin.: SMT
1369 3, 65 | and the power of ~Christ's Passion. But the Divine power is
1370 3, 65 | power is one, and Christ's Passion is ~one; since "by one oblation
1371 3, 65 | the Divine power and the Passion of Christ work in us through
1372 3, 66 | instituted after Christ's Passion? ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1373 3, 66 | instituted after Christ's Passion. For ~the cause precedes
1374 3, 66 | the effect. Now Christ's Passion operates in the ~sacraments
1375 3, 66 | Law. Therefore Christ's Passion precedes the ~institution
1376 3, 66 | mandate of ~Baptism after His Passion and Resurrection, when He
1377 3, 66 | instituted after Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1378 3, 66 | instituted. But before Christ's Passion men were not bound to ~be
1379 3, 66 | instituted before ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1380 3, 66 | this was before Christ's ~Passion. Therefore Baptism was instituted
1381 3, 66 | instituted before Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1382 3, 66 | proclaimed ~to mankind after the Passion and Resurrection. First,
1383 3, 66 | First, because Christ's ~Passion put an end to the figurative
1384 3, 66 | conformable" to Christ's Passion and Resurrection, ~in so
1385 3, 66 | 1: Even before Christ's Passion, Baptism, inasmuch as it ~
1386 3, 66 | Himself, to Whose ~power the Passion itself owed its saving virtue.~
1387 3, 66 | reality. Therefore before His Passion He did not make Baptism
1388 3, 66 | Faust. iv). But after His Passion ~and Resurrection He made
1389 3, 66 | this was not before the Passion, as stated above. ~For our
1390 3, 66 | its power from Christ's Passion. But ~Baptism is sanctified
1391 3, 66 | it seems that Christ's ~Passion should be mentioned in the
1392 3, 66 | OBJ 5: Although Christ's Passion is the principal cause as ~
1393 3, 66 | mentioned rather than ~Christ's Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1394 3, 66 | on the part of Christ's Passion, is the trine ~immersion
1395 3, 66 | its efficacy from Christ's Passion, as ~stated above (A[2],
1396 3, 66 | cancel the virtue of Christ's Passion, so neither do they cancel
1397 3, 66 | of our Lord's death and Passion, but not in the same way. ~
1398 3, 66 | has its efficacy from the Passion of Christ, according to ~
1399 3, 66 | efficacy from Christ's Passion, to which a man is conformed
1400 3, 66 | sacramental effect from Christ's Passion, in so far as he is ~conformed
1401 3, 66 | efficacy, both from Christ's Passion and from ~the Holy Ghost.
1402 3, 66 | efficacy from ~Christ's Passion, to which, as stated above (
1403 3, 66 | corresponds, so Christ's Passion derives its efficacy from
1404 3, 66 | its efficacy from Christ's Passion and ~from the Holy Ghost,
1405 3, 66 | of Blood. For Christ's Passion acts in the Baptism of Water
1406 3, 66 | pre-eminence not only to Christ's ~Passion, but also to the Holy Ghost,
1407 3, 68 | would be to dishonor the Passion and death of ~Christ, as
1408 3, 69 | by the power of Christ's ~Passion: hence the Apostle says (
1409 3, 69 | there be faith in Christ's ~Passion, and the purpose of participating
1410 3, 69 | by the power of Christ's Passion, which is the universal
1411 3, 69 | man is incorporated in the Passion and death of Christ, ~according
1412 3, 69 | Hence it is clear that the Passion ~of Christ is communicated
1413 3, 69 | suffered and died. Now Christ's Passion, as ~stated above (Q[68],
1414 3, 69 | Since the pains of Christ's Passion are communicated to the ~
1415 3, 69 | by the pains of ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[
1416 3, 69 | body, which ~through His Passion and death was raised up
1417 3, 69 | were opened by Christ's Passion: hence ~it is written (Apoc.
1418 3, 69 | Christ's Baptism, before His ~Passion, according to Jn. 3:22,26:
1419 3, 69 | incorporates them in the Passion of Christ, by ~applying
1420 3, 69 | Reply OBJ 2: When Christ's Passion was not as yet consummated
1421 3, 70 | except by faith in Christ's Passion, according to Rm. 3:25: "
1422 3, 70 | kingdom. But before the Passion the entrance to the heavenly
1423 3, 70 | the instrument of Christ's Passion already consummated. Whereas ~
1424 3, 70 | faith in ~Christ's future Passion: so that the man who was
1425 3, 70 | by the power of Christ's Passion, whereas ~circumcision does
1426 3, 70 | through faith in Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[70] A[
1427 3, 70 | was ~removed by Christ's Passion. Consequently, before Christ'
1428 3, 70 | Consequently, before Christ's Passion not ~even Baptism gave entrance
1429 3, 70 | to avail ~after Christ's Passion, it would give entrance
1430 3, 73 | sacrament of our Lord's Passion, ~without which there is
1431 3, 73 | sacrament of Christ's death and Passion, ~according as a man is
1432 3, 73 | Christ in virtue of His Passion; but ~the Eucharist is the
1433 3, 73 | the sacrament of Christ's Passion according as a man is ~made
1434 3, 73 | commemorative of our Lord's ~Passion, which was a true sacrifice,
1435 3, 73 | inasmuch as it ~represents the Passion of Christ; but it is termed
1436 3, 73 | memorial of our Lord's ~Passion, according to Mt. 26 (Lk.
1437 3, 73 | instituted before Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
1438 3, 73 | instituted by ~Christ after His Passion and Resurrection, as is
1439 3, 73 | instituted before Christ's ~Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
1440 3, 73 | because without faith in the Passion there could never be any ~
1441 3, 73 | to show forth our ~Lord's Passion; the chief sacrament of
1442 3, 73 | is a remembrance of the Passion now past, just as ~the other
1443 3, 73 | other was figurative of the Passion to come. And so it was fitting ~
1444 3, 73 | that when the hour of the Passion was come, Christ should
1445 3, 73 | was about to ~quit for the Passion."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
1446 3, 73 | sacrament of our Lord's ~Passion, as containing Christ crucified;
1447 3, 73 | prefigurative of the Lord's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
1448 3, 73 | a memorial of our Lord's Passion as accomplished. Hence ~
1449 3, 73 | this was a figure of the ~Passion of Christ, Who is called
1450 3, 74 | ought to represent Christ's Passion more fully ~than did the
1451 3, 74 | Law, shows forth Christ's ~Passion more fully than bread and
1452 3, 74 | in relation to Christ's Passion, in which the blood was ~
1453 3, 74 | memorial of our Lord's Passion, the bread is received apart
1454 3, 74 | animals represents the ~Passion more forcibly, nevertheless
1455 3, 74 | reminder of our Lord's ~Passion. But barley bread seems
1456 3, 74 | more in keeping with the Passion ~than wheaten bread, as
1457 3, 74 | the treatise on our Lord's Passion (Q[46], A[9], ad 1).~Aquin.:
1458 3, 74 | representation of our Lord's ~Passion: hence Pope Alexander I
1459 3, 74 | flowed from His side in the ~Passion." Thirdly, because this
1460 3, 74 | Further, at our Lord's Passion, of which this is the memorial, ~
1461 3, 74 | the effect of ~Christ's Passion. Now it was observed above (
1462 3, 74 | belonged directly to Christ's ~Passion: for it is natural for blood
1463 3, 74 | was not necessary for the Passion; but ~merely to show its
1464 3, 75 | true sacrifice of ~Christ's Passion, according to Heb. 10:1: "
1465 3, 76 | it was at the time of His Passion and death. ~Hence if this
1466 3, 76 | serves to represent ~Christ's Passion, in which the blood was
1467 3, 76 | Reply OBJ 2: In Christ's Passion, of which this is the memorial,
1468 3, 77 | sacrament of our Lord's Passion, which was ~in Christ's
1469 3, 78 | a memorial of our Lord's Passion, according to 1 Cor. 11:
1470 3, 78 | to be made of Christ's ~Passion and its fruit rather in
1471 3, 78 | Q[49], A[3]), ~Christ's Passion sufficed for all; while
1472 3, 78 | of the blood shed in the ~Passion, which power works in this
1473 3, 78 | metaphor, so that Christ's Passion ~is understood by the chalice
1474 3, 78 | Lord Himself ~spoke of His Passion as a chalice, when He said (
1475 3, 78 | This is the chalice ~of My Passion." This is denoted by the
1476 3, 78 | body; because it was by the Passion that the blood was separated
1477 3, 78 | expressly represents Christ's Passion, and therefore ~mention
1478 3, 78 | made of the fruits of the Passion in the consecration of the ~
1479 3, 78 | body is the subject of ~the Passion. This is also pointed out
1480 3, 78 | which shall undergo the Passion ~for you."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1481 3, 78 | are justified by Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
1482 3, 78 | a hidden manner, and His Passion was dimly ~foreshadowed
1483 3, 78 | sacrament. Moreover Christ's Passion justifies by faith. ~Baptism
1484 3, 78 | mention is ~made of Christ's Passion and its fruits, in the consecration
1485 3, 78 | 8: The blood of Christ's Passion has its efficacy not merely ~
1486 3, 79 | sacrament, which is Christ's Passion, as stated above (Q[74],
1487 3, 79 | the effect which ~Christ's Passion wrought in the world. Hence,
1488 3, 79 | And since Christ and His Passion are the cause of grace.
1489 3, 79 | contained in it, as also His Passion ~represented by it; and
1490 3, 79 | life. Because it was by His Passion that Christ ~opened to us
1491 3, 79 | Reply OBJ 1: As Christ's Passion, in virtue whereof this
1492 3, 79 | OBJ 2: Just as Christ's Passion has not its effect in them
1493 3, 79 | by the power of ~Christ's Passion. But mortal sins are forgiven
1494 3, 79 | sacrament has from Christ's ~Passion the power of forgiving all
1495 3, 79 | forgiving all sins, since the Passion is the fount ~and cause
1496 3, 79 | the ~effect of Christ's Passion within himself as stated
1497 3, 79 | through the virtue of Christ's Passion, which ~satisfied sufficiently
1498 3, 79 | it is a sign of ~Christ's Passion, whereby the devils are
1499 3, 79 | this sacrament Christ's Passion is represented, whereby ~
1500 3, 79 | Reply OBJ 2: As Christ's Passion benefits all, for the forgiveness
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