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Part, Question
1001 2, 12 | been better for them not to know the truth [Vulg.: 'the ~
1002 2, 14 | Confess. x), "all love to know the resplendent truth,"
1003 2, 14 | wish none but the ~clean to know the truth," and says that
1004 2, 14 | those who are unclean, know many truths." Now men become
1005 2, 14 | wherefore the unclean can know some ~truths, but their
1006 2, 15 | afterwards men had to be led to know and ~understand them, and
1007 2, 15 | implies being charged ~to know the Law: hence there was
1008 2, 16 | possible for a wayfarer to know its nature ~and quality;
1009 2, 16 | faith, whereby we come to know that we are able to obtain
1010 2, 17 | damned, that they should know that they ~cannot by any
1011 2, 17 | impossible in this life to know for certain that ~we are
1012 2, 17 | gathered from 2 ~Tim. 1:12, "I know Whom I have believed, and
1013 2, 22 | according to 1 Jn. 3:14: "We know ~that we have passed from
1014 2, 22 | Consequently it is better to know than to love the things ~
1015 2, 23 | But these people did not know what they were talking about.
1016 2, 23 | eternal life; that they ~may know Thee the . . . true God,
1017 2, 24 | place. Wherefore, since they know not ~themselves aright,
1018 2, 24 | themselves to be. But the good know themselves truly, and therefore ~
1019 2, 25 | Secondly, because ~parents know better that so and so is
1020 2, 26 | ourselves have heard Him, and know that this is indeed the
1021 2, 26 | Trin. x, 1). Now ~we do not know God immediately in this
1022 2, 26 | more to love God than to know Him, since "he who is joined"
1023 2, 26 | Cor. 6:17). But man cannot know ~God immediately. Therefore
1024 2, 26 | God immediately than to know Him immediately.~Aquin.:
1025 2, 26 | is the reverse, since we know God through other things, ~
1026 2, 26 | something greater than to know Him, ~especially in this
1027 2, 30 | about ~what one ought to know, and it is a part of almsgiving
1028 2, 30 | unjustly, although ~you know nothing about it," as Basil
1029 2, 30 | not your kindred, if you know them to be in need, for
1030 2, 31 | particular, to tell him if they know of anything that requires ~
1031 2, 31 | but also for others, who know of his ~sin, lest they be
1032 2, 34 | according to 1 Jn. 3:14: "We know that we have passed ~from
1033 2, 36 | not ~impugn the truth, we know it. Therefore contention
1034 2, 37 | alive into hell, you shall know ~that they have blasphemed
1035 2, 39 | him to feel the hurt and know that what he ~suffers is
1036 2, 41 | expounding Mt. 15:12, "Dost thou know that ~the Pharisees, when
1037 2, 41 | to Mt. 15:12: "Dost thou ~know that the Pharisees, when
1038 2, 42 | Since, however, ~some who know the principles are unable
1039 2, 42 | run. ~And how would one know this if no precept pointed
1040 2, 45 | because by ~the latter we know nothing but what is within
1041 2, 45 | necessary for the prudent man to know both the ~universal principles
1042 2, 45 | external senses whereby we know sensible objects, but in ~
1043 2, 47 | intellectual virtue, whereby we ~know naturally not only speculative
1044 2, 47 | particular sense whereby we know proper sensibles, but to
1045 2, 47 | in so far as we fail to know them. Hence ~foresight does
1046 2, 50 | whether angels or men, ~do not know: such things are not essential
1047 2, 50 | regards the things they do not know. From this ~nescience the
1048 2, 51 | wicked is ~darksome, they know not where they fall." Now
1049 2, 51 | God alone, because "as we know ~not what to do, we can
1050 2, 58 | intellect's perfection to know the truth of ~contingent
1051 2, 62 | rise to a higher degree; know that in no case is it ~lawful
1052 2, 66 | judge would be unable to ~know for certain what had been
1053 2, 68 | his servants, you are to know that they ~should by no
1054 2, 74 | sentiments." Now one man cannot know another man's ~sentiments,
1055 2, 74 | although it is not possible to know whom God curses ~in respect
1056 2, 74 | reprobation, it is possible to know who is accursed ~of God
1057 2, 75 | quality. But in order to know the quality of a thing,
1058 2, 75 | Further, man needs more to know the road of virtue than
1059 2, 75 | the road of virtue than to know ~the faults of things offered
1060 2, 81 | belongs to God alone to know one's prayer, both because ~
1061 2, 81 | dead, even the saints, know not what the living, even
1062 2, 81 | that God may ~through them know our petitions, but that
1063 2, 81 | natural condition, do not ~know what takes place in this
1064 2, 81 | fitting the blessed should know about what happens to us,
1065 2, 81 | position that they should ~know the petitions we make to
1066 2, 81 | Word, so as to be able to know what we think or ~say. Wherefore
1067 2, 81 | according to Rm. 8:26, "we know not what we ~should pray
1068 2, 81 | because they at ~any rate know what is good for each one
1069 2, 81 | Although man cannot by himself know what he ought to pray ~for, "
1070 2, 81 | Luke, so that ~each one may know himself to be delivered
1071 2, 81 | God ~something He does not know, but in order to lift up
1072 2, 81 | faith that man comes to ~know of God's omnipotence and
1073 2, 81 | written (Jn. 9:31): "We know that God doth not hear ~
1074 2, 83 | OBJ 2: Though all do not know explicitly the power of
1075 2, 83 | of the ~sacrifices, they know it implicitly, even as they
1076 2, 87 | knowledge, since he can know neither the future, nor ~
1077 2, 92 | says (1 Cor. ~8:4): "We know that an idol is nothing
1078 2, 93 | hereafter, and we shall know ~that ye are gods." Therefore
1079 2, 93 | a natural inclination to know the future by human ~means,
1080 2, 93 | the ~demons in order to know the future. Therefore there
1081 2, 93 | things. If one endeavor to know the future by observing
1082 2, 93 | expressing what they already know, as happens in detraction,
1083 2, 93 | knows, if ~it be useful to know it. But it is sometimes
1084 2, 93 | it is sometimes useful to know what is ~hidden from us,
1085 2, 93 | fortuitous future events, or to know with certitude future ~human
1086 2, 93 | for they ~are permitted to know certain things about temporal
1087 2, 93 | his brethren (Gn. 44:15): "Know you not that there is no
1088 2, 93 | Further, birds naturally know certain things regarding
1089 2, 93 | knowledge in order to know the future, and this is
1090 2, 93 | concerning them; and in order to know these things it is not ~
1091 2, 93 | casting lots one seeks to ~know what is to be given to whom,
1092 2, 93 | allotment"; if one seeks to know what ought to be done, it
1093 2, 93 | consultation"; if one seeks to know what is going to ~happen,
1094 2, 94 | to God. Yet the demons ~know scientific truths: because
1095 2, 95 | 2 Paralip 20:12): "As we know not ~what to do, we can
1096 2, 95 | the Lord: "Whereby may I know that I shall possess it?"
1097 2, 95 | tests a thing in order to know its qualities), or in ~others (
1098 2, 95 | the tempter himself ~may know God's power.~Aquin.: SMT
1099 2, 95 | perfection, not in order to know it oneself, but to prove
1100 2, 95 | 1:18): ~"Whereby shall I know this?" so that he was punished
1101 2, 96 | is yet more so." Now we know ~that an action which is,
1102 2, 96 | Yet he does not always know that the other will swear ~
1103 2, 98 | Apostle (1 Cor. 9:13), "Know you not, that they who ~
1104 2, 99 | to his mother: I do not know you; and to his brethren:
1105 2, 99 | and to his brethren: I know you ~not; and their own
1106 2, 102 | faith, whereby we come to know the sublime ~nature of divine
1107 2, 102 | saying: "See that no man know this. But they going out ~
1108 2, 104 | consider what he does not know. Now God alone ~knows the
1109 2, 104 | certain signs, man also can know it. It is thus that a ~benefactor'
1110 2, 106 | these judgments so as to know what is expedient for ~each
1111 2, 108 | understand that in order to ~know the truth it is necessary
1112 2, 110 | loftiness of his heart. I know, saith the Lord, ~his boasting,
1113 2, 115 | neglect your ~relatives if you know them to be in want."~Aquin.:
1114 2, 122 | They profess that they know ~God but in their works
1115 2, 122 | faith whereby we come ~to know that God requires these
1116 2, 130 | Now it is not a sin to know and approve one's own good:
1117 2, 130 | that is of God that we may know the things that are ~given
1118 2, 130 | not His: nor does any man know Him ~unless he be taught
1119 2, 130 | perfection that he should know ~himself; but not that he
1120 2, 130 | reason of the good they know to be in another man, ~or
1121 2, 142 | more ~cogent since they know more about our concerns
1122 2, 145 | But ~all are not able to know exactly the ninth hour.
1123 2, 146 | is necessary, he should know that this is ~one of the
1124 2, 148 | is ~necessary, he should know that this is one of the
1125 2, 150 | Whence does a virgin know the things that belong to ~
1126 2, 150 | uncertain manner, so ~that they know in what place the martyrs
1127 2, 152 | thy wife never endure to know a ~crime." Now crime denotes
1128 2, 152 | Praedicandum): "They should know that the same penance is
1129 2, 152 | continues (Eph. 5:5): "For know ye this and understand that ~
1130 2, 152 | our bodies no ~uncleanness know" [*Translation W. K. Blount].~
1131 2, 154 | according to Wis. 8:21, "I know ~[Vulg.: 'knew'] that I
1132 2, 155 | not, as though we might know better and have a ~clearer
1133 2, 156 | recognize those whom we know: the tongue makes sounds ~
1134 2, 159 | For this purpose he must know his disproportion to that
1135 2, 159 | a share of ~God's gifts know that they have them, according
1136 2, 159 | Cor. 2:12: "That we ~may know the things that are given
1137 2, 159 | called by the philosophers, know ~that humility which God
1138 2, 160 | sweetness: and if ~they know of them they cannot relish
1139 2, 163 | manner of things doth he know?"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[165]
1140 2, 163 | are rational by nature, ~know what they say when a demon
1141 2, 164 | flesh, so that man ~seeks to know how he may best sustain
1142 2, 164 | he naturally desires to know something; thus ~the Philosopher
1143 2, 164 | latter: since the desire to know directly regards ~knowledge,
1144 2, 165 | knowledge of things that are, to know ~the disposition of the
1145 2, 165 | instance those who study to know the truth that they may
1146 2, 165 | case of those who seek to know the future through the demons. ~
1147 2, 165 | Thirdly, when a man desires to know the truth about creatures,
1148 2, 165 | Fourthly, when a man studies to know the truth above the capacity
1149 2, 169 | is written (Osee ~9:7): "Know ye, O Israel, that the prophet
1150 2, 169 | because, to wit, prophets know things that are far [procul]
1151 2, 169 | others, the things they know through ~being taught of
1152 2, 169 | instance to ~love God and to know Him in the mirror of His
1153 2, 169 | whereby it is possible ~to know all things both Divine and
1154 2, 169 | which another man does not know by human sense, since ~they
1155 2, 169 | Therefore the prophet does not know all matters of prophecy.~
1156 2, 169 | science perfectly, is to know whatever is pertinent to ~
1157 2, 169 | And ~those things which we know by Divine instinct are not
1158 2, 170 | soon as we hear ~them, we know them as soon as we love
1159 2, 170 | them, for to love is to know. ~Accordingly He had made
1160 2, 170 | intellect of a higher order can know some things that are far
1161 2, 170 | their natural knowledge, know certain things remote from ~
1162 2, 170 | demons reveal what they know to men, not by ~enlightening
1163 2, 170 | thou answer: How shall I know the word ~that the Lord
1164 2, 171 | knoweth Thee, ~though he know not these," i.e. creatures.
1165 2, 171 | mind, so that he is able to know himself.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1166 2, 171 | Whether prophets always know the things which they prophesy?~
1167 2, 171 | that the prophets always know the things which they ~prophesy.
1168 2, 171 | first enlightened so ~as to know what he declares to others.~
1169 2, 171 | sometimes he is further led to ~know that it is divinely revealed
1170 2, 171 | above, even true prophets know not all that the Holy Ghost ~
1171 2, 172 | person, not ~that he may know some supernatural things,
1172 2, 172 | vision, man is ~directed to know or do things pertaining
1173 2, 172 | an ~inward light so as to know certain things, which, however,
1174 2, 172 | OBJ 1: We are unable to know how to distinguish the intellectual ~
1175 2, 173 | his ~body?~(6) What did he know, and what did he not know
1176 2, 173 | know, and what did he not know about this matter?~Aquin.:
1177 2, 173 | Apostle says (2 Cor. 12:2): "I know a man in Christ ~. . . rapt
1178 2, 173 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Did Paul know whether his soul were separated
1179 2, 173 | he says (2 Cor. 12:2): "I know a man in ~Christ rapt even
1180 2, 173 | the saints see God, they know ~whether their soul is separated
1181 2, 173 | or ~out of the body, I know not, God knoweth."~Aquin.:
1182 2, 173 | body or out of the body, I know not.'"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1183 2, 173 | soul. But he could not but know that it ~was abstracted
1184 2, 173 | afterwards: for he ~says "I know a man," not "I know a rapt
1185 2, 173 | says "I know a man," not "I know a rapt man." Again nothing
1186 2, 174 | being ~enlightened so as to know an intelligible truth. Wherefore,
1187 2, 175 | Cor. 4:19): "I . . . will know, not the speech of them ~
1188 2, 175 | Trin. ~xiv, 1) that "to know how faith may profit the
1189 2, 176 | by divine ~inspiration to know something supernaturally,
1190 2, 176 | according to Jn. 9:31, "We know that God doth ~not hear
1191 2, 178 | the divine enlightening we know things that seem contrary
1192 2, 178 | spoke to him. Or, ~"since we know a man by his face, by the
1193 2, 178 | first principles which we know by simple ~intuition. Afterwards
1194 2, 178 | men naturally desire to know," so that consequently they ~
1195 2, 179 | his neighbor . . . saying: Know the Lord: for all shall
1196 2, 179 | the Lord: for all shall know me, from the ~least of them
1197 2, 182 | to run. And how shall we know this if no ~commandment
1198 2, 182 | he adds: "Just as priests know that by the custom of the ~
1199 2, 182 | Apostle ~says (Phil. 4:12): "I know . . . both to abound and
1200 2, 183 | them (Mt. 20:25): "You ~know that the princes of the
1201 2, 183 | watch over]: thus a man may know himself to be no ~bishop
1202 2, 183 | for anyone to be able to know ~that he is cleansed, it
1203 2, 183 | for anyone to be able to know that he is cleansed: nor
1204 2, 183 | Church, not those whom they know to be more ~useful to the
1205 2, 183 | What I ~shall choose I know not, but I am straitened
1206 2, 183 | having this confidence, ~I know that I shall abide"; nor
1207 2, 183 | not your kindred when you know ~them to be in want; yet
1208 2, 184 | even as he who had said: 'I know not the ~man,' shortly afterwards
1209 2, 185 | Monach. xvii): "I would fain ~know how they would occupy themselves,
1210 2, 186 | 13:3) Simon ~said: "You know what great battles I and
1211 2, 186 | Whatever you seek to know, I will endeavor to know
1212 2, 186 | know, I will endeavor to know with you."~Aquin.: SMT SS
1213 2, 186 | killeth." Hence ~not to know letters is to disapprove
1214 3, 1 | He greatly drew ~us to know Him.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1]
1215 3, 1 | righteousness of justice in order to know ~and carry out everything
1216 3, 1 | in order ~that he might know his natural strength; and
1217 3, 2 | answer that, Some who did not know the relation of hypostasis
1218 3, 2 | of this question we must know that two ~heresies have
1219 3, 2 | operation, as the saints know and love God; ~secondly,
1220 3, 3 | towards God. First, to ~know God as He is, and in this
1221 3, 5 | worse than the body. Now I know and declare that Christ
1222 3, 5 | of its cause, we seek to know it, as is said Metaph. i,
1223 3, 6 | operation, inasmuch as we know and ~love Him; and hence
1224 3, 7 | living in France were to know and ~announce to others
1225 3, 7 | angels, or even the blessed, know and announce what is beyond
1226 3, 7 | was ~prophetical in Him to know and announce what was beyond
1227 3, 9 | that whereby we naturally know first principles; since ~
1228 3, 9 | eternal life: that they may know Thee, ~the only true God,
1229 3, 9 | according to Jn. 8:55: ~"I do know Him, and do keep His word."
1230 3, 9 | knowledge, whereby they know things in ~the Word; the
1231 3, 9 | knowledge, whereby they know things in ~their proper
1232 3, 9 | saying: How doth this Man know letters, having never learned?" ~
1233 3, 10 | cxxxvii): "I would have you know ~that it is not the Christian
1234 3, 10 | soul of Christ does not know all things in ~the Word.
1235 3, 10 | Therefore He does not know all things in the Word.~
1236 3, 10 | soul of Christ does not know all things ~in the Word.~
1237 3, 10 | beatified intellect ~fails to know in the Word whatever pertains
1238 3, 10 | does the soul of Christ know in the Word. For this would ~
1239 3, 10 | said, therefore, not to know the day and the hour of
1240 3, 10 | read ~(Gn. 22:12): "Now I know that thou fearest God,"
1241 3, 10 | i.e. "Now I have made ~thee know." But the Father is said
1242 3, 10 | But the Father is said to know, because He imparted this ~
1243 3, 10 | given to Christ as man to know how to judge - which is ~
1244 3, 10 | more is it given to Him to know the less, viz. the time
1245 3, 10 | which things He is said to know ~by knowledge of vision,
1246 3, 10 | do, which He is ~said to know by simple intelligence,
1247 3, 10 | Whether the soul of Christ can know the infinite in the Word?~
1248 3, 10 | the soul of Christ cannot know the infinite in ~the Word.
1249 3, 10 | the soul of Christ cannot know ~the infinite.~Aquin.: SMT
1250 3, 10 | soul of ~Christ does not know the infinite.~Aquin.: SMT
1251 3, 10 | soul of Christ does not ~know the infinite. Because there
1252 3, 10 | the more perfectly does he know God. Therefore the soul ~
1253 3, 11 | knowledge Christ did not know all ~things. For this knowledge
1254 3, 11 | knowledge Christ did not know what exceeded the ~natural
1255 3, 11 | of the power of seeing to know what is without color. ~
1256 3, 11 | perfection of human intellect to ~know things of which there are
1257 3, 11 | this knowledge He did not know ~separate substances.~Aquin.:
1258 3, 11 | perfection of the intellect to ~know singulars. Hence it would
1259 3, 11 | soul of ~Christ did not know singulars.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1260 3, 11 | than others. Yet He did not know the Essence of God by ~this
1261 3, 11 | be able, in a measure, to know separate ~substances by
1262 3, 11 | comprehensor; hence ~His soul could know separate substances in the
1263 3, 11 | the power of ~seeing is to know colors; but the end of the
1264 3, 11 | intellective power is not to ~know phantasms, but to know intelligible
1265 3, 11 | know phantasms, but to know intelligible species, which
1266 3, 11 | state the intellect can know without phantasms, ~but
1267 3, 11 | use; as at times those who know, reason from cause to effect,
1268 3, 11 | it was fitting for Him to know all things actually. ~Therefore
1269 3, 11 | singular things, in order ~to know each with proper knowledge;
1270 3, 12 | seem that Christ did not know everything by this ~knowledge.
1271 3, 12 | everything. Therefore He did not know everything by this ~knowledge.~
1272 3, 12 | Therefore ~Christ did not know everything by this knowledge.~
1273 3, 12 | Therefore Christ did not know all things by this ~knowledge.~
1274 3, 12 | from this He could come to know other things by the most
1275 3, 12 | the soul of Christ did not know all ~things simply, but
1276 3, 12 | this knowledge He did not know the essences of ~separate
1277 3, 12 | knowledge ~Christ did not know everything from the beginning,
1278 3, 12 | knowledge Christ did not know everything from ~the beginning,
1279 3, 12 | learn something he does not know. ~Therefore Christ could
1280 3, 12 | men something He did not know by this ~knowledge.~Aquin.:
1281 3, 13 | soul of Christ, as it can know all things by the similitudes
1282 3, 13 | soul of Christ does not know all that God can do, ~and
1283 3, 13 | Now there is ~no thing, to know which in some way an infinite
1284 3, 13 | is finite in might, can know, ~indeed, all things, but
1285 3, 13 | would that no man should know it, and He could ~not be
1286 3, 13 | saying: "See that no ~man know this. But they going out
1287 3, 15 | For before the child know to ~call his Father and
1288 3, 15 | sin, because He did not ~know it by experience; but He
1289 3, 15 | i.e. in His human ~nature) "know to call His father" (i.e.
1290 3, 15 | knowing it; but "before He know" (i.e. before He ~is a man
1291 3, 15 | this way "before the child know" ~may be taken to mean "
1292 3, 15 | before he show himself to know."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[15] A[
1293 3, 15 | 2/2~Nevertheless we must know that the passions were in
1294 3, 15 | regard to what he does not know.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[15] A[
1295 3, 16 | human nature; such as to know future things and to possess
1296 3, 16 | 9:6: "But that you may know that ~the Son of Man hath
1297 3, 18 | and ~honey, that He may know to refuse the evil and to
1298 3, 19 | Himself, but of those who know Him. Hence it is promised
1299 3, 19 | to ~the good of those who know Him. Yet even this is referred
1300 3, 21 | ask in prayer for what we know for certain ~will happen;
1301 3, 21 | He ~said (Jn. 11:42): "I know that Thou hearest Me always,
1302 3, 25 | they worship with kisses I know not what tiny heap of dust
1303 3, 27 | was guilty of no sin, ~we know that an abundance of grace
1304 3, 28 | save that Joseph ~shall not know her? And what is this - '
1305 3, 28 | not known nor ever was to know by carnal intercourse."
1306 3, 28 | Chrysostom] that ~"Joseph did not know her, until she gave birth,
1307 3, 28 | given birth, then did he know her. Because by ~reason
1308 3, 28 | understand that still less did he know her afterwards" (Adversus
1309 3, 28 | this be done, because I know not man?' She ~would not
1310 3, 29 | Thou come to destroy us? ~I know . . . Thou art the Holy
1311 3, 29 | natural power the devil could know that ~the Mother of God
1312 3, 29 | not known nor ever was to know by carnal ~intercourse."~
1313 3, 29 | sacrament. The ~offspring we know to have been the Lord Jesus;
1314 3, 30 | 10:17). Yet man does not know for certain thereby that
1315 3, 30 | has grace; but he does know that the faith, which he
1316 3, 30 | highest angels did not fully know the mystery of the Incarnation: ~
1317 3, 30 | wherefore the Church sings: "We know that the archangel Gabriel
1318 3, 30 | succeed fear, we should know ~that the help is from the
1319 3, 30 | replies: Whereby shall I know this? He denies that he
1320 3, 36 | written (Jn. 13:18): "I know whom I have chosen." ~But
1321 3, 36 | should have made His birth know?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
1322 3, 36 | from ~something which we know better, so knowledge given
1323 3, 36 | astronomer's business to know from the stars those who
1324 3, 36 | whereas the Magi did not ~know the time of the birth, so
1325 3, 36 | Israel," was the last to know ~Christ born: and he was
1326 3, 38 | again, because they did not know of ~the Holy Ghost: as Jerome
1327 3, 39 | beloved Son,' that we might know, from what ~was accomplished
1328 3, 40 | lxxxiii, qu. 81): "To know the Creator and the creature
1329 3, 40 | according to 2 Cor. 8:9: "You know the ~grace of our Lord Jesus
1330 3, 41 | human frailty, they did not know for ~certain that He was
1331 3, 42 | our Lord said: "Dost Thou know that the Pharisees, when ~
1332 3, 42 | when ~the people came to know the vices of those men,
1333 3, 43 | thing for God to do, I know not what more he can expect.
1334 3, 43 | the dead: which thing we know the ~ancient prophets also
1335 3, 44 | God. Hence on Mk. 1:24, "I know who Thou art, the Holy one
1336 3, 44 | it is soon over, as those know who ~have seen one." Hence
1337 3, 44 | 9:30, "See that no man know this," Chrysostom says: ~"
1338 3, 45 | said (Jn. 14:5): "Lord, we ~know not whither Thou goest;
1339 3, 45 | Thou goest; and how can we know the way?" Above all is ~
1340 3, 45 | appeared what ~we shall be: we know that, when He shall appear,
1341 3, 46 | leaves come forth, you ~know that summer is nigh: so
1342 3, 46 | shall see all these ~things, know ye that it is nigh even
1343 3, 47 | 31: "That ~the world may know that I love the Father,
1344 3, 47 | Christ's persecutors did know who He was. For ~it is written (
1345 3, 47 | addressing the Jews, says: "I know that you did it through
1346 3, 47 | forgive them, for they know not what they do" (Lk. 23:
1347 3, 47 | to pass: but they did not know ~the mystery of His Godhead."
1348 3, 47 | Hence Peter said to them: "I know that you did ~it through
1349 3, 47 | on the words, "For they know not what they do" (Lk. ~
1350 3, 47 | hatred that they did not ~know Him to be the Son of God.~
1351 3, 47 | forgive them: for they know not what they do" (Lk. 23:
1352 3, 47 | forgive them, for they know not what they do," says: "
1353 3, 47 | He ~prays for them who know not what they are doing,
1354 3, 52 | pains: but I still wish to know whether it was all whom
1355 3, 53 | And (Job 19:25,27): "I know," that is with certainty
1356 3, 53 | giving this opinion, says: "I know that it appears ~some, that
1357 3, 55 | held, that they should not ~know Him."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[55]
1358 3, 57 | the words - "but now we know ~Him so no longer."~On His
1359 3, 59 | and unsearchable, who can know it? I am the Lord who ~search
1360 3, 59 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: To know and judge the secrets of
1361 3, 59 | belongs to Him also to know and to judge the secrets
1362 3, 59 | Apostle says (1 Cor. 6:3): "Know you not that we ~shall judge
1363 3, 61 | But now, ~so long as we know "through a glass in a dark
1364 3, 63 | sensible sacrament: since we know that a ~certain one has
1365 3, 64 | Mt. 9:6): "That you may know that the Son ~of Man hath
1366 3, 64 | Tract. ~v) that "he did not know that our Lord having the
1367 3, 64 | Joan.), that "John did not know that ~our Lord, having the
1368 3, 64 | approaches a sacrament could not know whether he has ~received
1369 3, 64 | done outwardly, yet he does know that the ~Catholic Church
1370 3, 67 | whether Christian or pagan you know not. If these were baptized ~
1371 3, 68 | reason, by which he ~can know God. Wherefore a child,
1372 3, 69 | since so little do they know what they do, that they
1373 3, 70 | Abraham (Gn. 18:19): "I know that he will command his
1374 3, 71 | and because one ~cannot know whether the child, having
1375 3, 71 | Cyprian says (Epist. lxxvi): ~"Know that the devil's evil power
1376 3, 71 | The exorcist should ~know the exorcisms by heart,
1377 3, 72 | sacrament than ~Baptism, know that each is a great sacrament."~
1378 3, 76 | sacrament. Yet we must ~know that there is something
1379 3, 80 | Christ, because a ~man cannot know for certain whether he is
1380 3, 80 | chalice of the sacred blood. I know not for what superstitious
1381 3, 81 | the manner in which men know it. Consequently, ~Christ
1382 3, 83 | 3:15: "That thou ~mayest know how thou oughtest to behave
1383 3, 83 | asking of ~God for what we know He will do, just as Christ (
1384 3, 83 | that the priest comes to know that poison has been put
1385 Suppl, 2 | something in general, but know not what it was in ~particular,
1386 Suppl, 6 | that parish priests may ~know their flock, lest a wolf
1387 Suppl, 7 | penitent's sin, yet he does not know it as a vicar of Christ (
1388 Suppl, 8 | that ~the rectors might know their sheep by sight. But
1389 Suppl, 8 | necessary for two reasons to know the sheep by ~sight. First,
1390 Suppl, 8 | Christ's flock, and ~to know the sheep by sight thus
1391 Suppl, 8 | for their health; and to know ~the sheep by sight thus
1392 Suppl, 8 | priest: e.g. if the sinner know that his own priest is ~
1393 Suppl, 8 | rectors of churches to "know the countenance of ~their
1394 Suppl, 8 | rector of a church should "know the countenance of his ~
1395 Suppl, 8 | otherwise ~the priest would not "know the countenance of his cattle."~
1396 Suppl, 8 | that his own priest may know that he is absolved. In
1397 Suppl, 9 | have charity, no man ~would know of him that he had confessed.
1398 Suppl, 9 | body, the physician ~should know not only the disease for
1399 Suppl, 9 | order that the priest may know the ~quantity which it has
1400 Suppl, 9 | all to him, that he ~may know the total quantity of his
1401 Suppl, 10| concerning which no man can know ~whether it be true contrition,
1402 Suppl, 10| even as neither can one know for certain ~if he has grace.
1403 Suppl, 10| Consequently a man cannot know for certain whether a ~forgotten
1404 Suppl, 10| sin, because he does not know it to be a sin, through
1405 Suppl, 10| be excused, if he did not know it to be a sin, through
1406 Suppl, 11| ought to reveal what ~they know through confession.~Aquin.:
1407 Suppl, 11| that by this deceit he may know what is on another's conscience:
1408 Suppl, 11| sin is divulged does not know that ~sin under the seal
1409 Suppl, 11| penitent can make the priest know, as a man, ~what he knew
1410 Suppl, 11| because ~he cannot make him to know it as a man, whereas he
1411 Suppl, 11| the penitent wish ~him to know it unconditionally and freely.~
1412 Suppl, 11| man, for he can say: ~"I know so end so since I saw it."
1413 Suppl, 11| one ~another: whereas to know a sin as God knows it, and
1414 Suppl, 11| as God knows it, and to know it as man ~knows it, are
1415 Suppl, 14| it would be impossible to know whether one had made ~satisfaction,
1416 Suppl, 19| the contrary, No man can know whether another man is in
1417 Suppl, 19| state of grace, no one would know that he had been ~absolved,
1418 Suppl, 21| humility ~he may learn to know himself and return to God.~
1419 Suppl, 36| the priesthood even who know nothing ~at all of these
1420 Suppl, 36| receive the care of souls, know ~things pertaining to the
1421 Suppl, 36| morals, and that others ~know whatever concerns the exercise
1422 Suppl, 36| the law, not ~indeed to know all the difficult points
1423 Suppl, 36| their superiors), but to know what the people ~have to
1424 Suppl, 36| bishops, it belongs to know even those points of the
1425 Suppl, 36| some difficulty, and to know them the more perfectly
1426 Suppl, 36| Holy Writ, but only to know how to pronounce it correctly.
1427 Suppl, 36| take ~the utmost pains to know whether those who present
1428 Suppl, 36| required that the ordainer know that nothing ~contrary to
1429 Suppl, 45| of them will be able to know that he is truly ~married
1430 Suppl, 48| provided however that you know me not," it is not a marriage
1431 Suppl, 51| a subdeacon, whether she know this or not, there is no
1432 Suppl, 51| of ~her husband were to know her by fraud since she is
1433 Suppl, 53| of the present, he cannot know his wife without mortal
1434 Suppl, 55| OBJ 2: Strangers cannot know of the consanguinity except
1435 Suppl, 55| relatives, since these know with greater probability.
1436 Suppl, 56| these do not apparently know the meaning of what they ~
1437 Suppl, 58| stands. But if he does not know of it the contract is void. ~
1438 Suppl, 58| one married party does not know that the other is ~unable
1439 Suppl, 58| interval, since he ~would not know how to educate his children,
1440 Suppl, 58| it is a greater sin to know one's own relative, than
1441 Suppl, 58| s own relative, than to ~know the relative of one's wife.
1442 Suppl, 65| thy wife never endure to know crime." Therefore, ~etc.~
1443 Suppl, 66| first wife ~and carnally to know her, he becomes irregular
1444 Suppl, 68| illegitimate. ~If, however, they know of the impediment, although
1445 Suppl, 68| are they excused if they know not of the impediment and
1446 Suppl, 71| the contrary, No man can know for certain about another
1447 Suppl, 71| of grace, a man could not know of whom to ask suffrages
1448 Suppl, 71| OBJ 5: Although one cannot know for certain about another
1449 Suppl, 71| and consequently ~they know not when suffrages are offered
1450 Suppl, 72| says that "the dead saints ~know not what the living, even
1451 Suppl, 72| his death if he were to know after death what was ~happening
1452 Suppl, 72| Therefore the saints after death know not our ~actions, and thus
1453 Suppl, 72| the Word ~do not therefore know all things, since the lower
1454 Suppl, 72| belongs to God alone to know ~our prayers. Therefore
1455 Suppl, 72| does not ~follow that they know all that can be known by
1456 Suppl, 72| wills with a right will, to know what concerns ~himself.
1457 Suppl, 72| the saints, they wish to ~know what concerns themselves,
1458 Suppl, 72| consequently it follows that they know ~it in the Word. Now it
1459 Suppl, 72| it is manifest that they know in ~the Word the vows, devotions,
1460 Suppl, 72| saints, after this life, know what happens ~here below,
1461 Suppl, 72| Wherefore if after ~death they know the woes of their friends,
1462 Suppl, 72| of the heart: yet ~others know them, in so far as these
1463 Suppl, 72| this is only ~because we know their prayer to be acceptable
1464 Suppl, 72| will nothing but what they know God to will. ~But no one
1465 Suppl, 72| not save for ~what they know God to will. Now that which
1466 Suppl, 72| But it is not easy to know what these signs may be:
1467 Suppl, 72| will not be possible to know it from ~those signs: although,
1468 Suppl, 72| deprived of their light, as we know happened to the sun at ~
1469 Suppl, 72| gloss on Rm. 8:22, "We ~know that every creature groaneth
1470 Suppl, 72| written (Job 19:25-26): "I know that my Redeemer ~liveth,
1471 Suppl, 72| demonstration of ~reason to know non-natural things, but
1472 Suppl, 72| induction of reason one may ~know something above nature,
1473 Suppl, 74| hidden. Because when we know ~exactly the beginning of
1474 Suppl, 74| beginning of a thing, we can know its end exactly, since "
1475 Suppl, 74| the ~Old Testament. Now we know exactly the time wherein
1476 Suppl, 74| endured. Therefore we can also know exactly the time wherein ~
1477 Suppl, 74| It is not for you to know the times or ~moments which
1478 Suppl, 74| It is not for you to ~know the times or moments which
1479 Suppl, 74| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: When we know a thing's beginning and
1480 Suppl, 74| known to us: wherefore if we know the ~beginning of a thing
1481 Suppl, 74| the heaven, we are able to know its end, since the movement
1482 Suppl, 74| Wherefore however much we ~may know its beginning, we are unable
1483 Suppl, 74| beginning, we are unable to know its end.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1484 Suppl, 76| the sensitive power, ~we know its definition as from an
1485 Suppl, 84| judgment every man will know all his sins?~(2) Whether
1486 Suppl, 84| resurrection every one will know what sins he has ~committed?~
1487 Suppl, 84| everyone will not be able to ~know all the sins he has committed.
1488 Suppl, 84| committed. For whatever we know, either we ~receive it anew
1489 Suppl, 84| Reply OBJ 4: The wicked will know all the good they have done,
1490 Suppl, 84| will ~it be possible to know them from their effect,
1491 Suppl, 84| possible for every one to ~know all that is in another's
1492 Suppl, 84| Further, it is a relief to know that one has had many associates ~
1493 Suppl, 84| therefore every one were ~to know the sin of another, each
1494 Suppl, 84| Therefore every one will not know the sins of all.~Aquin.:
1495 Suppl, 84| equally blotted out. Yet ~we know the sins of some saints,
1496 Suppl, 84| behooves both judge and jury to know the merits of a case, in
1497 Suppl, 84| to be just, that all who know the sentence should be acquainted ~
1498 Suppl, 84| Hence, since every one will know of his reward or ~condemnation,
1499 Suppl, 84| so will every one else know of it, and consequently
1500 Suppl, 84| natural knowledge whereby they know things by innate ~species.
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