1-500 | 501-1000 | 1001-1314
Part, Question
501 2, 109 | principle of meritorious works, as stated ~above (A[5]).
502 2, 109 | Eccles. 7:14): "Consider the ~works of God that no man can correct
503 2, 109 | iii [*Among the spurious ~works of St. Augustine]), this
504 2, 110 | in Jesus Christ in good works."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[110]
505 2, 110 | iii [*Among the spurious works of St. Augustine]) that
506 2, 110 | principle of meritorious works through the medium of virtues,
507 2, 111 | grace, it is not now by works, otherwise ~grace is no
508 2, 111 | it is to do meritorious works, ~according to Rm. 4:4: "
509 2, 111 | and that by doing certain works it ~should attain to something
510 2, 111 | justification. But not only grace works this. For Augustine says, ~
511 2, 111 | says, ~on Jn. 14:12, "the works that I do he also shall
512 2, 111 | principal agent. But grace works in us more than free-will, ~
513 2, 111 | principle of ~meritorious works, which spring from the free-will,
514 2, 111 | by gratuitous grace a man works for ~the perfection of others.
515 2, 112 | they may carry on ~toilsome works with greater trust and greater
516 2, 113 | mercies are over ~all His works," and in a collect [*Tenth
517 2, 113 | miraculous work. For miraculous works are greater than non-miraculous. ~
518 2, 113 | than the other miraculous ~works, as is clear from the quotation
519 2, 113 | natural things. But when God works in natural things ~against
520 2, 113 | the contrary, Miraculous works are beyond natural power.
521 2, 113 | answer that, In miraculous works it is usual to find three
522 2, 113 | Secondly, in certain miraculous works it is found that the form ~
523 2, 113 | 3~Thirdly, in miraculous works something is found besides
524 2, 113 | OBJ 1: Certain miraculous works, although they are less
525 2, 114 | seeks it also in His own works. ~Now nothing accrues to
526 2, 114 | from God, not that by our works anything accrues to Him, ~
527 2, 114 | it would seem that his works are more meritorious with
528 2, 114 | But of all meritorious works, the sufferings of ~the
529 2, 114 | meritorious. Therefore no works of men are ~meritorious
530 2, 114 | may a man, by subsequent works, merit the first grace already ~
531 2, 114 | is repugnant to reward of works, ~according to Rm. 4:4: "
532 2, 114 | debt, as the reward of his works. Hence a ~man may not merit
533 2, 114 | grace, it is not now by works." Secondly, it may be considered
534 2, 114 | principle of all our good works, as stated ~above (Q[109]).
535 2, 114 | shown above (AA[1],3,4), our works are meritorious ~from two
536 2, 114 | congruously by other good works, or materially speaking, ~
537 2, 114 | inasmuch as by these good works of mercy, exercised towards
538 2, 114 | OBJ 2: Further, a man's works benefit himself more than
539 2, 114 | everlasting ~by the good works he does, as was shown above (
540 2, 114 | Now many have meritorious works, who do not obtain ~perseverance;
541 2, 114 | are ~useful for virtuous works, whereby we are led to heaven,
542 2, 114 | moved by God to do temporal ~works, in which with God's help
543 2, 114 | simply the reward of the works of justice in relation ~
544 2, 114 | moved to undertake these works, ~even though, sometimes,
545 2, 1 | Persons; and thirdly, the ~works proper to the Godhead, the
546 2, 2 | is superfluous in God's works, much ~less even than in
547 2, 2 | much ~less even than in the works of nature. Now it is superfluous
548 2, 2 | pointing to the ~signs of His works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[7]
549 2, 3 | one do other external good works, for it is ~written (Gal.
550 2, 3 | charity." But other ~external works are not reckoned acts of
551 2, 4 | the contrary, Each thing works through its form. Now faith
552 2, 4 | through its form. Now faith works ~through charity. Therefore
553 2, 4 | James 2:20: "Faith without works is ~dead." Therefore lifeless
554 2, 4 | the words, "Faith without works is dead" ~(James 2:20) adds, "
555 2, 6 | written (Dt. 32:4) that "the works of God are perfect." Now
556 2, 8 | actions, in so far as it works through charity, as appears
557 2, 9 | for the sake of which our works are done, hence it is that
558 2, 9 | is that faith ~extends to works, according to Gal. 5:6: "
559 2, 9 | secondarily, it extends to works, since we ~are directed
560 2, 9 | so far ~as it extends to works; for action is ascribed
561 2, 10 | unbelievers cannot do those good works which proceed from ~grace,
562 2, 10 | grace, viz. meritorious works; yet they can, to a certain
563 2, 10 | certain extent, do ~those good works for which the good of nature
564 2, 10 | an ~unbeliever, else his works would not have been acceptable
565 2, 10 | him for certain special works. Hence it ~would be more
566 2, 11 | qu. ~iii, cap. 27] "The works of the flesh are manifest:
567 2, 11 | Now heresy belongs to the works of the ~flesh, for the Apostle
568 2, 11 | Apostle says (Gal. 5:19): "The works of the flesh are ~manifest,
569 2, 11 | and each belongs ~to the works of the flesh, not indeed
570 2, 11 | about things, but also about works, and about interpretations
571 2, 11 | be found in St. Jerome's works.] ~Therefore heresy is not
572 2, 11 | Among the supposititious works of St. Jerome]): "This,
573 2, 12 | praise ~is given to the works which God does in His saints,
574 2, 13 | the prince of devils those works which Christ did by the
575 2, 13 | ascribing to the devil the works of the Holy Ghost, had no ~
576 2, 15 | the Old Law the "law of ~works" which he contrasts with
577 2, 16 | from merits, since "God works virtue ~in us without us,"
578 2, 17 | this way we say that nature works with certainty, since it
579 2, 18 | but the wicked with works and words have called ~it
580 2, 19 | Pride lies in wait for ~good works that they may die." In this
581 2, 19 | are drawn away from good works. Wherefore ~a gloss on Prov.
582 2, 20 | those who cease from good works: and it ~is to this estimate
583 2, 21 | fear as also other good works ~that are done from charity.
584 2, 22 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Charity works formally. Now the efficacy
585 2, 22 | is a moral virtue about works done in respect of ~another
586 2, 22 | justice. For justice is ~about works done in respect of another
587 2, 22 | that which extends to all works of virtue, cannot be a ~
588 2, 22 | But charity extends to all works of virtue, according to ~
589 2, 22 | the thing by which another works seems the less ~excellent
590 2, 22 | servant, by whom his master works, is ~beneath his master.
591 2, 22 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Faith works by love, not instrumentally,
592 2, 23 | certain space of time nature ~works by disposing for the increase,
593 2, 23 | preserves charity in man, He works ~in the same way as when
594 2, 23 | cessation from the practice of works of charity.~Aquin.: SMT
595 2, 23 | comitem, vii., among the works ~of Paul of Friuli, more
596 2, 23 | xxx) ~that "God's love works great things where it is;
597 2, 23 | 3: The love of God ever works great things in its purpose, ~
598 2, 24 | loving Him, yet by the works which we do through the
599 2, 24 | xxx). But good men do no works of the unjust: on ~the contrary,
600 2, 24 | such as would appear to be works of hate, according ~to Ps.
601 2, 24 | cannot be without producing works. But charity requires us
602 2, 25 | act, since he wills and works the good of the beloved,
603 2, 28 | mercies are over all His ~works." But there is no defect
604 2, 28 | mercies are over all His works," and (Lk. 6:36) ~Our Lord
605 2, 28 | mercy, ~as regards external works: but the inward love of
606 2, 28 | as regards ~similarity of works.~
607 2, 30 | almsdeeds are reckoned among works of satisfaction, ~according
608 2, 30 | almsgiving is reckoned among ~works of satisfaction in so far
609 2, 30 | Lord, in enumerating the works of mercy, ~made no mention
610 2, 30 | the dead with the other works of ~mercy, but those only
611 2, 30 | The ~quotation is from the works of Ambrosiaster. Cf. Index
612 2, 30 | OBJ 3: Since almsdeeds are works of mercy, just as a man
613 2, 31 | almsdeed. But ~almsdeeds are works of charity, as stated above (
614 2, 31 | Eccles. 7:14): "Consider the works of God, that no man can
615 2, 31 | precede denunciation. For, in ~works of charity, we should above
616 2, 32 | men) do well like ~of her works." Now God is the very truth
617 2, 32 | all, among which ~are the works of Truth who reveals herself
618 2, 33 | from such like spiritual works. Therefore sloth is not
619 2, 34 | Who is glorified in His ~works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[36] A[
620 2, 35 | are reckoned among ~the works of the flesh (Gal. 5:20),
621 2, 36 | contention is ~included among the works of the flesh, and as stated
622 2, 38 | found not in St. Augustine's works, but Can. Apud. Caus. xxiii,
623 2, 38 | their being deputed to ~works more meritorious still.
624 2, 39 | are ~reckoned among the works of the flesh (Gal. 5:20),
625 2, 41 | the greatest of ~spiritual works. Therefore spiritual works
626 2, 41 | works. Therefore spiritual works should be omitted on account ~
627 2, 41 | said of it as of the other works of ~mercy, of which we shall
628 2, 41 | the counsels nor ~even the works of mercy are to be altogether
629 2, 41 | and the fulfilment of the works of mercy ~are necessary
630 2, 42 | included in Chrysostom's ~works], on the other hand, takes "
631 2, 42 | the contrary, Whatever God works in us by His grace, He teaches
632 2, 45 | Ethic. ~vi, 5); and all works of virtue are actions. Therefore
633 2, 45 | helps all the virtues, ~and works in all of them; but this
634 2, 45 | OBJ 3: Further, prudence works after the manner of reason.
635 2, 45 | inclination of nature which ~ever works in the same manner, does
636 2, 50 | so in a special way in works of mercy, for the reason
637 2, 52 | Job 9:28, "I feared all my works," etc. ~says that "too little
638 2, 53 | about the end for which he works. ~Now it is lawful for a
639 2, 53 | Further, solicitude about works of mercy is praiseworthy, ~
640 2, 53 | sometimes connected with ~works of mercy; for instance,
641 2, 53 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In the works of mercy solicitude about
642 2, 55 | that which is right in the works of the other ~virtues, and
643 2, 56 | The justice which faith works in us, is that whereby the ~
644 2, 56 | entire structure of good works is built on four virtues,"
645 2, 58 | Job 9:28, "I feared all my works." Therefore it seems that ~
646 2, 59 | things, persons or even ~works: of things, as when one
647 2, 59 | respect for him; and of works, as when a man justly exacts
648 2, 59 | and payment of ~laborious works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[61] A[
649 2, 59 | of persons, things, and ~works, there is then a difference
650 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: God works in all things without exception
651 2, 69 | precept about performing works of mercy, being ~affirmative,
652 2, 69 | man's suit belongs to the works ~of mercy, the answer to
653 2, 69 | with regard to the other works of mercy (Q[32], AA[5],9).
654 2, 69 | and it ~suffices to do works of mercy to those one meets
655 2, 69 | should be debarred from doing works of ~mercy. Now it belongs
656 2, 69 | mercy. Now it belongs to the works of mercy to defend a man'
657 2, 69 | inability from performing works of mercy: for not all the ~
658 2, 69 | mercy: for not all the ~works of mercy are becoming to
659 2, 69 | take a fee for ~pleading. Works of mercy should not be done
660 2, 74 | appendix of St. ~Augustine's works] reckons cursing among slight
661 2, 79 | internal and spiritual works, which are of themselves
662 2, 79 | only these but also the works of the ~other virtues, or
663 2, 79 | by means of certain good works ~disposes himself to the
664 2, 80 | himself to God ~for certain works of Divine worship.~Aquin.:
665 2, 81 | to be busy about other ~works, and, as Augustine says (
666 2, 83 | bound, while others are works of ~supererogation, and
667 2, 86 | commanded by charity. Hence the works of ~the other moral virtues (
668 2, 86 | and yet many ~particular works are included under this
669 2, 86 | are about some particular works, whereas by ~the religious
670 2, 86 | pleasing to God, namely, ~works of virtue. Therefore absolutely
671 2, 87 | neighbor's good, since God also works for ~His own glory and for
672 2, 89 | the glorious things of His works" [*Cf. Ecclus. ~17:7,8].
673 2, 92 | neither by ~attending to the works have acknowledged who was
674 2, 94 | among St. Chrysostom's works, and ~falsely ascribed to
675 2, 94 | among St. Chrysostom's works, falsely ascribed to him]
676 2, 99 | recesses of the heart with works of ~mercy." Now the works
677 2, 99 | works of ~mercy." Now the works of mercy are to be done
678 2, 99 | used in connection with works of mercy, in the language
679 2, 99 | has declared that these works are more pleasing to Him
680 2, 99 | us ~to God; just as other works of mercy which we perform
681 2, 101 | thus we praise one that works well ~for an end. On the
682 2, 104 | thanks are due to one who works for his own profit. ~But
683 2, 106 | leaves on the bough of good works, unless charity be the root."~
684 2, 109 | outward ~habit signifies works of perfection. Therefore
685 2, 109 | Mt. 23:5) that "all their works they do for to be ~seen
686 2, 109 | Accordingly when a man does good works pertaining by their genus
687 2, 109 | one is bound to perform works ~of perfection. And so when
688 2, 115 | spend much on certain evil works, are not ~liberal.~Aquin.:
689 2, 115 | liberality: even as men perform works of ~other virtues, before
690 2, 116 | performing shameful and ~servile works by means of illiberal practices,
691 2, 119 | recesses of the ~heart with works of mercy": and so there
692 2, 119 | above (A[1], OBJ[3]), the ~works of mercy belong to piety.
693 2, 120 | Sabbath, but to do servile works," i.e. "to burden oneself
694 2, 120 | certain ~particular Divine works: but the observance of the
695 2, 120 | Wherefore in this respect those works are called servile whereby
696 2, 120 | man abstains from other works on the Sabbath day in order
697 2, 120 | may occupy himself with works connected with God's service.
698 2, 120 | Sabbath," i.e. do corporal works ~on the Sabbath, "and are
699 2, 120 | On the ~other hand, those works that are called servile
700 2, 120 | lawful albeit corporal works, it follows that to sin
701 2, 120 | Para. 2/2~Again, corporal works, not pertaining to the spiritual
702 2, 120 | the Sabbath: and certain works are permitted on the Lord'
703 2, 120 | matter of certain forbidden works, on account of ~their necessity,
704 2, 120 | even in small things; while works, ~considered in themselves,
705 2, 121 | sudden dangers: since a habit works by way of ~nature. Wherefore
706 2, 122 | 18, "I will show thee, by works, my faith." Hence it ~is
707 2, 122 | they know ~God but in their works they deny Him." Thus all
708 2, 122 | that God requires these works of us, and rewards us for
709 2, 126 | he thinks out profitable works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[128] A[
710 2, 127 | makes him tend ~to perfect works of virtue; and the same
711 2, 127 | himself with all kinds of works, but only with great works,
712 2, 127 | works, but only with great works, such as ~are becoming to
713 2, 130 | glory is promised for good works, according to Rm. 2:7: "
714 2, 130 | every man according to his works, to ~them indeed who . . .
715 2, 130 | approve ~one's own good works: for it is written (Mt.
716 2, 130 | That they may see your good works, and glorify your Father
717 2, 130 | promised as a reward for good works, and of ~which it is written (
718 2, 130 | some are heartened to do works of virtue, ~through desire
719 2, 132 | great, but also to do great works in all the virtues, either
720 2, 132 | production of a great ~work. Now works done by men are directed
721 2, 132 | end: and no end of human ~works is so great as the honor
722 2, 132 | is necessary, for great works cannot be ~produced without
723 2, 134 | fruit ~denotes pleasure. And works of virtue afford pleasure
724 2, 135 | to be constant in little works, but only in great ~deeds,
725 2, 137 | death. But the Holy Ghost works this ~in man, by bringing
726 2, 137 | the common designation of ~works of justice, but furthermore
727 2, 145 | perform certain ~bodily works with greater ease: and much
728 2, 145 | be found in the saint's works.] In like manner ~right
729 2, 145 | precepts are not given about works of supererogation which
730 2, 145 | not necessary. Now bodily works are ~directed to temporal
731 2, 145 | a pilgrimage, or bodily works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
732 2, 146 | Append. to ~St. Augustine's works: Serm. civ (xli, de sanctis)]: "
733 2, 148 | Appendix to St. ~Augustine's works] that "drunkenness if indulged
734 2, 148 | Appendix to St. ~Augustine's works]: "Whenever a man takes
735 2, 149 | a virtue in so far as it works in accordance ~with reason,
736 2, 151 | it is numbered among the works of the flesh: Gal. 5:19 [
737 2, 152 | written (Gal. ~5:19): "The works of the flesh are manifest,
738 2, 152 | person, who, while given to works of piety, yields to the ~
739 2, 152 | loss, in so far as these ~works dispose him to receive the
740 2, 152 | repent, and because by such ~works he makes satisfaction for
741 2, 152 | as to be ~freed by pious works, if he persist in carnal
742 2, 152 | Appendix to St. Augustine's works]) that of all a Christian'
743 2, 152 | thing is said to be a mortal works. /sin in two ways. ~First,
744 2, 154 | subject to concupiscence works with ~pleasure, whereas
745 2, 154 | pleasure, whereas the angry man works as though forced by a certain ~
746 2, 155 | possessor ~good, and renders his works good also" (Ethic. ii, 6).
747 2, 155 | 3:19): "My son, do thy works in meekness, and thou shalt
748 2, 158 | if it be about outward works, it will ~not be concerned
749 2, 162 | mercies are over all His works." Therefore God ~is unbecomingly
750 2, 162 | children, and community of ~works pertaining to family life.
751 2, 163 | woman is the fruit of good works, whereby the temptation
752 2, 165 | and in many of ~His works be not curious," and further
753 2, 165 | unto charity and to good works." But to observe our neighbor'
754 2, 166 | should be applied to all works of virtue, as ~stated above (
755 2, 166 | more since when the soul works, the body is at ~work likewise,
756 2, 166 | perhaps ~certain outward works of the practical reason
757 2, 166 | intensely occupied with works of reason. ~Now just as
758 2, 166 | is the concord of ~good works": and Tully says (De Offic.
759 2, 169 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, "God's works are perfect" (Dt. 32:4).
760 2, 169 | among the supposititious works of St. Jerome] says. Now
761 2, 170 | first principle: yet He works grace of this kind in men
762 2, 170 | Matth., Hom. xix, among the works of St. John Chrysostom,
763 2, 175 | grace, it ~is not now of works" (Rm. 11:6). But the word
764 2, 175 | a miracle God sometimes works in a more ~excellent way
765 2, 175 | of the speaker. The ~good works of either of them do not
766 2, 175 | not merit it by his good ~works, which, however, remove
767 2, 176 | Para. 1/1 - PERTAINING TO WORKS (QQ[178]-182)~OF THE GRACE
768 2, 176 | remove." Now "faith ~without works is dead," according to James
769 2, 176 | since they do not good works, cannot work miracles.~Aquin.:
770 2, 176 | power of God, because God ~works them for man's benefit,
771 2, 176 | Reply OBJ 2: Faith without works is said to be dead, as regards
772 2, 176 | stick. It is thus that God works while employing instrumentally ~
773 2, 178 | 14): "Wonderful are Thy works, and my soul knoweth ~right
774 2, 178 | Now the knowledge of God's works is effected by any ~contemplation
775 2, 178 | sought the knowledge of God's works, so that he might ~be led
776 2, 178 | I ~meditated on all Thy works: I meditated upon the works
777 2, 178 | works: I meditated upon the works of Thy hands: I ~stretched
778 2, 178 | life - and because in ~the works of the contemplative life
779 2, 178 | able to persevere in the works thereof, as the ~Philosopher
780 2, 179 | inquiry:~(1) Whether all the works of the moral virtues pertain
781 2, 179 | by the practice of good ~works, in order that in the contemplative
782 2, 179 | hand, when we practice the works of ~the moral virtues, as
783 2, 179 | prudence is directed to the works of the ~moral virtues as
784 2, 179 | of itself directed to the works of ~the moral virtues, belongs
785 2, 179 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Moral works take their species from
786 2, 179 | sensible objects with which the works of ~the active life are
787 2, 179 | does in us ~for whom the works of the active life are a
788 2, 180 | intellect; whereas in the works of the active life the lower
789 2, 180 | but prescribes certain works of the active life as dispositions
790 2, 180 | contemplative life ~to the works of the active life, on account
791 2, 180 | more clearly: Let perfect works follow Me conformed to the ~
792 2, 180 | one man merits more by the works of the ~active life than
793 2, 180 | life than another by the works of the contemplative life.
794 2, 180 | and practice of external works: ~and thus it is evident
795 2, 180 | take upon themselves the works of ~the active life, so
796 2, 183 | desire to do such like ~works if he should happen to be
797 2, 183 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, in the works of grace nothing should
798 2, 183 | purpose of devoting himself to works of perfection ~in a monastery.~
799 2, 183 | that, No one is bound to works of supererogation, unless
800 2, 183 | among the supposititious works of St. ~Jerome] expounding
801 2, 183 | among the ~supposititious works of St. Jerome]: "It is right
802 2, 184 | one bind oneself, to do works ~of supererogation. But
803 2, 184 | evident that for him who works for an end it is not necessary ~
804 2, 184 | among the supposititious works of St. ~Jerome].~Aquin.:
805 2, 184 | religious perfection, ~which are works of supererogation and are
806 2, 184 | precept. Therefore those good works are more deserving of ~praise
807 2, 184 | wrath of the Lord: but good works are found in ~thee." Now
808 2, 184 | Now religious do more good works than seculars. Therefore
809 2, 184 | it were by his many good works, ~and if it be mortal, he
810 2, 185 | these, ~namely in spiritual works."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187]
811 2, 185 | Apostle refers to spiritual works, and not ~to the bodily
812 2, 185 | may be occupied in other works, but also because it ~suffices
813 2, 185 | of such like ~spiritual works to which they devote themselves.~
814 2, 185 | God's word; nor is he who works abroad any ~better than
815 2, 185 | Yet not everyone sins that works not with his hands, ~because
816 2, 185 | ways to all the spiritual ~works mentioned by Augustine in
817 2, 185 | the aforesaid ~spiritual works are thereby exempt from
818 2, 185 | exclusively with such like ~works; secondly, because those
819 2, 185 | devote themselves to such works have a ~claim to be supported
820 2, 185 | devote themselves to such works not ~publicly but privately
821 2, 185 | they are not bound to all works of ~supererogation: wherefore
822 2, 185 | among the supposititious works of St. ~Jerome] that "those
823 2, 185 | more leisure ~for religious works, in which the donors of
824 2, 185 | abstained from religious works, because in that case, so
825 2, 185 | among the supposititious works of St. Ambrose] asserts.
826 2, 185 | Monach. xvii) ~that "the good works of the faithful should not
827 2, 185 | them to do these corporal works, they be not oppressed by
828 2, 185 | aim especially at doing works of ~penance. Now in works
829 2, 185 | works of ~penance. Now in works of penance we should use,
830 2, 186 | can be established for the works of the ~active life?~(3)
831 2, 186 | and the ~exercise of like works?~(5) Whether a religious
832 2, 186 | charity. Now there are various works of charity to which a ~man
833 2, 186 | should be established for the works of the ~active life?~Aquin.:
834 2, 186 | be established for ~the works of the active life. For
835 2, 186 | should be established for the works of the active life.~Aquin.:
836 2, 186 | fittingly directed to the works of the active life. ~Wherefore
837 2, 186 | are not precluded by ~the works of the active life, whereby
838 2, 186 | the Article. Nor do these works preclude singularity ~of
839 2, 186 | occupy themselves ~with the works of the active life for God'
840 2, 186 | who are ~occupied with the works of the active life are in
841 2, 186 | established not only for the works of the contemplative life,
842 2, 186 | life, but also ~for the works of the active life, in so
843 2, 186 | people by preaching and like works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188] A[
844 2, 186 | to be established for the works of the active life, in so
845 2, 186 | 32], A[3]) that spiritual works of mercy surpass corporal
846 2, 186 | of mercy surpass corporal works of ~mercy. Moreover this
847 2, 186 | for preaching and similar works pertaining to the salvation ~
848 2, 186 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: He who works by virtue of another, acts
849 2, 186 | life. Now chief among the works of the ~active life are
850 2, 186 | preaching and other like works; wherefore the ~Apostle (
851 2, 186 | less excellent than ~the works of contemplation, except
852 2, 186 | same ~genus; thus among the works of the active life it is
853 2, 186 | receive guests, and among the works of the contemplative ~life
854 2, 186 | even as in some cases the works of the ~active life take
855 2, 186 | Julianus Pomerius, among the works of ~Prosper] says (De Vita
856 2, 186 | of the outward and bodily works of the active life a man ~
857 2, 186 | that are directed to the works whether ~corporal or spiritual
858 2, 187 | we are instructed in good works and are nourished with the ~
859 2, 187 | excel in ~respect of various works of virtue.~Aquin.: SMT SS
860 2, 187 | regular are ~destined to the works of the contemplative life.
861 3, 1 | Divine power to ~perfect His works, and to manifest Himself
862 3, 1 | fervor of faith, which ~works by charity"; and to old
863 3, 2 | Titus 3:5: "Not by the ~works of justice which we have
864 3, 2 | because the meritorious works of man are ~properly ordained
865 3, 3 | another assuming it. For "the works of the Trinity are ~inseparable,"
866 3, 7 | mighty in doing wonderful ~works and the like, all of which
867 3, 7 | it in all the effects or works of life; and thus man ~has
868 3, 7 | they do wiser and greater works; and in this way Christ ~
869 3, 7 | time ~He did more perfect works, to prove Himself true man,
870 3, 8 | James 2:20): "Faith without works is dead." Yet such as these ~
871 3, 12 | wisdom "out upon all His works." Hence, ~just as it is
872 3, 13 | grace of ~miracles" or works of might. But every transmutation
873 3, 13 | 1, the grace of ~mighty works or miracles is given to
874 3, 13 | Lord ~charged His mighty works to be kept secret, He gave
875 3, 13 | soul depended on God, "Who ~works in all [Vulg.: 'you'], both
876 3, 15 | First, because sin nowise works our ~satisfaction; rather,
877 3, 19 | iv), "what is of man He works ~beyond man; and this is
878 3, 19 | adds: "He performed Divine works not as God does, and human ~
879 3, 19 | as God does, and human ~works not as man does, but, God
880 3, 19 | other men merit by their works. And hence Christ Who, from
881 3, 22 | our ~conscience from dead works, to serve the living God."
882 3, 22 | the living God." But dead works ~denote sins. Therefore
883 3, 22 | the priest of the New ~Law works in His person, according
884 3, 23 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Man works in order to supply his wants:
885 3, 23 | wants: not so God, Who ~works in order to communicate
886 3, 25 | nothing in common with the works of the ~Gentiles, as the
887 3, 25 | common with the ~"unfruitful works" of the Gentiles, but not
888 3, 25 | but not with their useful works. Now ~the adoration of images
889 3, 25 | numbered among the unfruitful works in ~two respects. First,
890 3, 27 | considering ~His marvelous works.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[27] A[
891 3, 28 | Hom. 1: among the spurious works ascribed to Chrysostom]
892 3, 28 | in the SS, Q[88], A[6], works of ~perfection are more
893 3, 29 | among the supposititious works ascribed to St. Chrysostom])
894 3, 30 | another author: among the works of St. Augustine]) a ~true
895 3, 32 | says ~(De Trin. i), "The works of the Trinity are indivisible,
896 3, 35 | 9:4): "I must work the works of Him that sent Me, whilst
897 3, 36 | mercies are over all His works." But in His second ~coming,
898 3, 36 | among the supposititious works of Chrysostom]: "The Magi
899 3, 36 | written (Dt. 32:4): "The works of God are ~perfect." But
900 3, 38 | except in as far as God works in man.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
901 3, 40 | creatures, yet He ever ~works by keeping and governing
902 3, 40 | precept does not ~forbid works which are needful for bodily
903 3, 40 | manifest that the ~miraculous works done by Christ related to
904 3, 40 | precept does not forbid works pertaining to the ~worship
905 3, 41 | in order to destroy the works of the ~devil, according
906 3, 41 | that He might destroy the works of the devil." But it is
907 3, 41 | the same ~to destroy the works of a certain one and to
908 3, 41 | Christ came to destroy the works of the devil, not by ~powerful
909 3, 41 | are given to other good works. And ~so Christ's temptation
910 3, 41 | and destroys ~even good works," as Augustine says (Ep.
911 3, 43 | so that when a man does works that God alone can do, we ~
912 3, 43 | that when a man does the works of God we may believe ~that
913 3, 43 | believe Me, believe the works"; and ~(Jn. 5:36): "The
914 3, 43 | and ~(Jn. 5:36): "The works which the Father hath given
915 3, 43 | abideth in ~Me, He doth the works."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[43] A[
916 3, 43 | He might prove both, He works miracles ~now with authority,
917 3, 43 | nothing in common between His ~works and their effects and those
918 3, 43 | that believeth in Me, the works that I do, he also shall
919 3, 43 | Lord said (Jn. 5:36): "The works which the Father ~hath given
920 3, 43 | the very nature of the ~works, which surpassed the entire
921 3, 43 | Douay: 'among'] them the works that no ~other men hath
922 3, 43 | Augustine says: "None of the works of Christ ~seem to be greater
923 3, 43 | Yet Christ did some works 'which no other ~man hath
924 3, 43 | in answer that others did works which He ~did not, and which
925 3, 43 | Therefore ~whatever works He did in them are works
926 3, 43 | works He did in them are works that none ever did; since
927 3, 43 | he did it; whereas these ~works He did, not by their doing,
928 3, 43 | What are these 'greater works' which believers in Him
929 3, 43 | words, it was the deeds and works of His words ~that He spoke
930 3, 43 | abideth in Me, ~He doth the works,' what works did He mean,
931 3, 43 | He doth the works,' what works did He mean, then, but the
932 3, 43 | Behold, He did ~greater works when spoken of by men believing
933 3, 43 | that He did these 'greater ~works' by the apostles: whereas
934 3, 43 | that believeth in Me, ~the works that I do, he also shall
935 3, 43 | do that he may do. What works - but that from ~ungodly
936 3, 43 | the angels are the works of ~Christ: and does that
937 3, 43 | does that man do greater works than these, who co-operates ~
938 3, 43 | one. Certainly if both are works of equal power, the latter
939 3, 43 | us to understand all the works of Christ, ~where He saith '
940 3, 44 | accompanied by His operation, works wonders: for ~the hand signifies
941 3, 44 | such as to far surpass the works of nature in splendor and
942 3, 44 | Divine power. Now "the works of God are perfect" (Dt.
943 3, 44 | OBJ 4: Further, miraculous works pertain to the work of Divine ~
944 3, 46 | this appertains to ~good works, since the hands are stretched
945 3, 47 | not done among them the works that no other man hath done,
946 3, 47 | not done among them the works that no other man hath done,
947 3, 47 | beheld ~Christ's marvelous works, it was owing to their hatred
948 3, 47 | suffers injustice, nobody works injustice." Consequently
949 3, 48 | and ~therefore Christ's works are referred to Himself
950 3, 48 | in ~the same way as the works of any other man in a state
951 3, 49 | OBJ 1: Christ's Passion works its effect in them to whom
952 3, 49 | 3: Christ's satisfaction works its effect in us inasmuch
953 3, 49 | holy ~Fathers who wrought works of justice, obtained by
954 3, 49 | The holy Fathers, by doing works of justice, merited to ~
955 3, 52 | OBJ 3: Further, as Baptism works in virtue of Christ's Passion,
956 3, 53 | among the supposititious works ascribed to St. ~Jerome]
957 3, 55 | occasionally uses the term in his works [*Cf. Prior. Anal. ii; Rhetor. ~
958 3, 55 | and He showed this by the works of the ~threefold life.
959 3, 55 | Luke. Secondly, in the works of the sensitive life, by
960 3, 55 | heard; thirdly, in the ~works of the intellective life
961 3, 56 | Himself, and through it works the ~resurrection in all
962 3, 56 | determinately, nevertheless since it works ~through this instrument,
963 3, 56 | instrument of His ~Godhead, and works by Its power, as stated
964 3, 56 | above, Christ's Resurrection works in virtue of ~the Godhead;
965 3, 59 | which is the reward of ~good works, is bestowed by God alone:
966 3, 59 | kinship with ~men; for, as God works through intermediary causes,
967 3, 62 | instrumental. The principal cause works by the power of its ~form,
968 3, 62 | But the instrumental cause works not by the power of its ~
969 3, 62 | power," viz. of God, "which works by them, remains ~ever."
970 3, 62 | instrument by which someone ~works: wherefore it is written (
971 3, 62 | in ~respect of which it works not by its own power but
972 3, 62 | nothing useless in ~God's works. Therefore it seems that
973 3, 62 | principal agent, which works of itself. And therefore
974 3, 62 | sacrament in causing grace works ~after the manner of an
975 3, 64 | inquiry:~(1) Whether God alone works inwardly in the sacraments?~(
976 3, 64 | alone, or the minister also, works inwardly unto the ~sacramental
977 3, 64 | but also the minister, works ~inwardly unto the sacramental
978 3, 64 | it seems ~that God alone works the interior sacramental
979 3, 64 | of man, in so far as he ~works as a minister. For a minister
980 3, 64 | the sacrament: because he works but as a minister. ~Consequently,
981 3, 64 | power ~in the sacraments works inwardly in producing their
982 3, 64 | same way. For, as God, He works in the ~sacraments by authority:
983 3, 64 | of motion: for a workman ~works in one way with his hand,
984 3, 64 | it ~is thus that Christ works in the sacraments, both
985 3, 64 | so do they serve ~Him in works of charity; whence it is
986 3, 64 | not sin in serving God by works of charity: ~indeed, they
987 3, 64 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Works of charity are not made
988 3, 64 | minister of God, by doing works of charity, if he be righteous,
989 3, 64 | minister of a sacrament works ~instrumentally. But the
990 3, 64 | 5]), since the minister works ~instrumentally in the sacraments,
991 3, 66 | the Divine power which ~works in Baptism, pertains to
992 3, 66 | preference, in which the works of ~the soul are made manifest.~
993 3, 66 | and become ~active in good works; so that the sacrament of
994 3, 66 | our conscience ~from dead works," etc. Therefore the Baptism
995 3, 68 | be baptized?~(5) Whether works of satisfaction should be
996 3, 68 | though he die in his good works, will have ~eternal life,
997 3, 68 | who are credited with good works, for they seem to have the "
998 3, 68 | said to ~die in his good works, which cannot be without "
999 3, 68 | be nothing useless in the works of Christ ~and of the Church.
1000 3, 68 | physician of souls, i.e. Christ, works in two ways. ~First, inwardly,
1-500 | 501-1000 | 1001-1314 |