Part, Question

1001   3, 37  |             seem that an unsuitable name was given to Christ. For ~
1002   3, 37  |           prophets foretold another name for Christ: for it is written (
1003   3, 37  |             and bear a son, and His name shall ~be called Emmanuel";
1004   3, 37  |            and (Is. 8:3): "Call His name, Hasten to take away ~the
1005   3, 37  |          prey"; and (Is. 9:6): "His name ~shall be called Wonderful,
1006   3, 37  |             Man, the ~Orient is His name." Thus it was unsuitable
1007   3, 37  |             was unsuitable that His name should be ~called Jesus.~
1008   3, 37  |           shalt be called by a new ~name, which the mouth of the
1009   3, 37  |           hath named [Vulg.: 'shall name']." But ~the name Jesus
1010   3, 37  |             shall name']." But ~the name Jesus is not a new name,
1011   3, 37  |             name Jesus is not a new name, but was given to several
1012   3, 37  |            it was unfitting for His name to be called ~Jesus."~Aquin.:
1013   3, 37  |             1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the name Jesus signifies "salvation";
1014   3, 37  |             and thou shalt call His name ~Jesus. For He shall save
1015   3, 37  |             11,12). Therefore ~this name was not suitably given to
1016   3, 37  |         should be ~circumcised, His name was called Jesus."~Aquin.:
1017   3, 37  |          Para. 1/3~I answer that, A name should answer to the nature
1018   3, 37  |        stated Metaph. iv: "Since a ~name is but an expression of
1019   3, 37  |          call him ~"by his father's name Zachary," not by the name
1020   3, 37  |           name Zachary," not by the name John, because "there" was ~"
1021   3, 37  |           that" was "called by this name," as related Lk. ~1:59-61.
1022   3, 37  |             thus Joseph "called the name ~of" the "first-born Manasses,
1023   3, 37  |            person who ~receives the name; thus it is written (Gn.
1024   3, 37  |          hairy like a skin; and his name was called Esau," ~which
1025   3, 37  |         angel ~having foretold this name not only to His Mother,
1026   3, 37  |          means "salvation." For the name "Emmanuel, which being interpreted
1027   3, 37  |         When it was said, "Call his name, Hasten to take away," etc.,
1028   3, 37  |            4~When it was said, "His name shall be called Wonderful,"
1029   3, 37  |            a Man, the Orient is His name," reference is ~made to
1030   3, 37  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The name Jesus could be suitable
1031   3, 37  |           universal salvation, this name is proper to Christ, and
1032   3, 37  |          thus it is called ~a "new" name.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[37] A[
1033   3, 37  |             the ~same time both his name and the commandment of circumcision.
1034   3, 37  |         customary among the Jews to name children on the very day ~
1035   3, 37  |           that ~Christ received His name at the time of His circumcision.~
1036   3, 38  |        baptized" by Philip "in the ~name of the Lord Jesus": then
1037   3, 38  |             again ~"baptized in the name of our [Vulg.: 'the'] Lord
1038   3, 38  |           that John baptized in the name ~of one who was to come,
1039   3, 39  |        spirit of a young boy, whose name was Daniel." Much ~more,
1040   3, 39  |          this "going down" must the name of the Jordan be ~referred.~
1041   3, 39  |            action was called by the name of Christ, whom it signified:
1042   3, 39  |      nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of ~the
1043   3, 42  |      exalted Him . . . ~that in the name of Jesus every knee should
1044   3, 44  |           says that someone of the ~name of Phlegon "relates in his
1045   3, 46  |           is He that ~cometh in the name of the Lord." But death
1046   3, 46  |        written (Josue 14:15): "The ~name of Hebron before was called
1047   3, 46  |          gates, deriving thence the name of Calvary - that is, of
1048   3, 49  |           Him, and hath given Him a name ~which is above all names" -
1049   3, 49  |          what follows: "That in the name of Jesus every knee should
1050   3, 52  |            in hell"; and so "at the name of Jesus every ~knee should
1051   3, 52  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The name of hell stands for an evil
1052   3, 54  |          adds: "Father, glorify Thy name," whereby He asks for the
1053   3, 54  |        which they bore for Christ's name: because it will not be
1054   3, 57  |  principality, and Power, and every name that is named, not only
1055   3, 58  |          Father's right hand is the name for His bliss." ~Secondly,
1056   3, 59  |         said in Phil. 2:10: "In the name ~of Jesus every knee should
1057   3, 60  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The name and definition of a thing
1058   3, 60  |            for this reason that the name sign is given primarily ~
1059   3, 60  |               baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the
1060   3, 60  |               I baptize thee in the name of the Father, and of the
1061   3, 60  |                  is baptized in the name of the Father," etc. Yet ~
1062   3, 60  |              I baptize thee in the ~name of the Father Who is greater,
1063   3, 60  |               I baptize thee in the name ~of the Father Almighty,
1064   3, 60  |               I baptize thee in the name of the Father, and of the ~
1065   3, 60  |               I baptize thee in the name of ~the Father, and of the
1066   3, 60  |            were you baptized in the name of ~Paul?" But this is true
1067   3, 60  |      intention be to baptize in the name of the ~Blessed Virgin as
1068   3, 60  |            Blessed Virgin as in the name of the Trinity, by which
1069   3, 60  |          the addition, "and in ~the name of the Blessed Virgin" be
1070   3, 60  |           understood, not as if the name of the ~Blessed Virgin effected
1071   3, 61  |           be united together in the name ~of the one true religion.
1072   3, 64  |       through the invocation of His Name; ~according to 1 Cor. 1:
1073   3, 64  |           were you ~baptized in the name of Paul?" Therefore Christ,
1074   3, 64  |         proclaim by calling on the ~name of Christ: therefore, secondly,
1075   3, 64  |           by the ~invocation of His name. And because the sacraments
1076   3, 64  |               I baptize thee in the name of the ~Father," etc.~Aquin.:
1077   3, 66  |              I baptize thee ~in the name of the Father, and of the
1078   3, 66  |              I baptize thee in the ~name of Christ?"~(7) Whether
1079   3, 66  |      nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father," etc. (Mt. ~
1080   3, 66  |               I baptize thee in the name ~of the Father, and of the
1081   3, 66  |              I baptize ~thee in the name of the Father, and of the
1082   3, 66  |         Para. 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, a name signifies a thing's property.
1083   3, 66  |             should not say, "in the name," but "in the names of ~
1084   3, 66  |         designated not only by the ~name Father, but also by that
1085   3, 66  |      nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the
1086   3, 66  |        cause in the words, "in the ~name of the Father, and of the
1087   3, 66  |               I baptize thee in the name of the ~Father, and of the
1088   3, 66  |              in the ~words, "in the name of the Father, and of the
1089   3, 66  |                 be baptized, in the name of the Father," etc. And
1090   3, 66  |             done by saying: "In the name of the Father, and of ~the
1091   3, 66  |           to do all things in ~that Name (Col. 3:17). Wherefore unless
1092   3, 66  |          thrice in the water in the name of the Father, and of the
1093   3, 66  |       saying, I baptize thee in the name of the ~Father, and of the
1094   3, 66  |          there is but one essential name. Now the Divine power which ~
1095   3, 66  |          therefore we say, "in the ~name," and not, "in the names."~
1096   3, 66  |             can be conferred in the name of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP
1097   3, 66  |             can be conferred in the name of Christ. For ~just as
1098   3, 66  |             Acts 8:12) that "in the name of Jesus Christ they were ~
1099   3, 66  |        Baptism be ~conferred in the name of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1100   3, 66  |             can be conferred in the name of the Trinity: ~therefore
1101   3, 66  |               therefore also in the name of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1102   3, 66  |           have been baptized in the name of the Trinity, ~or only
1103   3, 66  |            Trinity, ~or only in the name of Christ, as we read in
1104   3, 66  |            can be celebrated in the name of Christ by ~using this
1105   3, 66  |               I baptize thee in the name of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
1106   3, 66  |          have ~been baptized in the name of the Lord only, without
1107   3, 66  |           baptize them again in the name of the Blessed Trinity,
1108   3, 66  |          does it matter that in the name of one Person another is
1109   3, 66  |         another is implied, as ~the name of the Son is implied in
1110   3, 66  |           that he who ~mentions the name of only one Person may believe
1111   3, 66  |            apostles baptized in the name of Christ; in order ~that
1112   3, 66  |          Christ; in order ~that the name of Christ, which was hateful
1113   3, 66  |           at the invocation of that Name.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
1114   3, 66  |           Trinity is implied in the name of Christ, and therefore
1115   3, 66  |            you were baptized in the name ~of the Trinity. Rightly
1116   3, 66  |           you were ~baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, Who on
1117   3, 66  |          Baptism to each one in the name of the Trinity and also
1118   3, 66  |             Baptism to call on the ~name of the Trinity, so is it
1119   3, 66  |             did not baptize in the ~name of the Trinity, but in memory
1120   3, 66  |              My death," but "In the name of the Father and of the
1121   3, 66  |             to be conferred "in the name of the Father, and of the
1122   3, 66  |         used not to baptize in ~the name of the Trinity. Wherefore
1123   3, 66  |             are not baptized in the name of the ~Trinity, such as
1124   3, 66  |          not being conferred in the name of the Trinity." ~On the
1125   3, 66  |            in the confession of the name of the Trinity are ~to be
1126   3, 66  |         only can suffering ~for the name of Christ supply for what
1127   3, 67  |             baptizes a child in the name of the Trinity."~Aquin.:
1128   3, 67  |         these were baptized ~in the name of the Trinity, they must
1129   3, 67  |            you to ~rebaptize in the name of the Trinity." And the
1130   3, 67  |             We baptize thee ~in the name of the Father and of the
1131   3, 67  |              I baptize thee in the ~name of the Father and of the
1132   3, 67  |                  is baptized in the name of the ~Father and of the
1133   3, 67  |               I baptize thee in the name of ~the Father and of the
1134   3, 68  |             12), "there is no other name under heaven given to men,
1135   3, 68  |          heretics, ~baptized in the name of the Trinity, come back
1136   3, 70  |           eighth day it received no name; and consequently neither
1137   3, 72  |             so called, derives ~its name from its likeness to this
1138   3, 72  |        chrism of ~salvation, in the name of the Father and of the
1139   3, 72  |     expressed in the words, "In the name of the Father," etc. The ~
1140   3, 72  |              by confessing Christ's name, belongs to the confirmed,
1141   3, 72  |            as appears from its very name, this sacrament is ~given
1142   3, 72  |          freely confessing Christ's name, ~by two things - by fear
1143   3, 72  |             him from confessing the name of ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT
1144   3, 72  |             gathered together in My name, there am I in the ~midst
1145   3, 73  |       conferred by them, ~which the name "Eucharist" denotes, for
1146   3, 75  |      natural movement: but, with a ~name of its own, it can be called "
1147   3, 76  |            are comprised ~under the name of flesh. But the blood
1148   3, 77  |   definition of a thing is what its name expresses," as is said in ~
1149   3, 77  |           species, which retain the name of ~the previous substance,
1150   3, 83  |            gathered together ~in My name, there am I in the midst
1151   3, 83  |         child once ~baptized in the name of the Father, and of the
1152   3, 83  |           this the mass derives its name [missa]; because the priest ~
1153   3, 84  |               I absolve thee in the name of the Father, and of the
1154   3, 84  |          have, I ~give thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth,
1155   3, 84  |           should be preached in His name unto all nations."~Aquin.:
1156   3, 84  |           should be preached in His name unto all nations," after
1157   3, 84  |            is from the power of the name ~of Jesus Christ suffering
1158 Suppl, 7 |            for virtue, yet its very name implies the manifestation
1159 Suppl, 9 |            the thought for the very name of confession requires this.
1160 Suppl, 11|    conscience rather than ~the good name of another, because there
1161 Suppl, 12|         formally, because ~its very name implies the form and nature
1162 Suppl, 12|             the mean implied in the name of satisfaction (for a thing
1163 Suppl, 12|           Wherefore, since the very name of ~satisfaction implies
1164 Suppl, 12|            sometimes goes under the name of "concupiscence," Cf. ~
1165 Suppl, 16|            OBJ 2: Further, the very name of penance [poenitentia]
1166 Suppl, 16|           by way of comparison, the name of penance is given to that
1167 Suppl, 17|            to him, but it takes its name from the better of ~the
1168 Suppl, 21|            speaking in the Church's name, although a private ~individual
1169 Suppl, 24|         Pope has ~excommunicated by name; the fifth is the case of
1170 Suppl, 29|        since oil is, above all, the name of the liquid extract of
1171 Suppl, 29|            is indicative ~of a good name, which is no longer necessary,
1172 Suppl, 29|             consecrated oil ~in the name of the Father," etc., which
1173 Suppl, 34|      Although Order does not by its name express a material ~element,
1174 Suppl, 36|         before God, and with a good name ~before men.~Aquin.: SMT
1175 Suppl, 37|            Now precentor is not the name of a ~special Order, both
1176 Suppl, 37|             the cruet, because the ~name of acolyte signifies candle-bearer.
1177 Suppl, 37|        torch; although he takes his name ~from the secondary act,
1178 Suppl, 39|             And since a ~man's good name is bedimmed by a sinful
1179 Suppl, 40|         written the most admirable ~name of God, was the most admirable
1180 Suppl, 42|             a sacrament by its very name denotes a sanctification.
1181 Suppl, 44|           the nature signified by a name" ~(Metaph. iv, 28). Now
1182 Suppl, 44|      species cannot take its proper name from that which ~belongs
1183 Suppl, 44|          their accidentals, since a name is ~given to a thing for
1184 Suppl, 44|     accidental property retains the name of property, which ~is common
1185 Suppl, 47|             which affects ~his good name. But the fear of disgrace
1186 Suppl, 49|        justice and is called by the name of faith.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1187 Suppl, 55|            kind of tie known by the name of "affinity." This is ~
1188 Suppl, 55|         always follow that the same name is applicable to the cause
1189 Suppl, 55|           and effect under the same name or under the same aspect,
1190 Suppl, 55|         indicates the reason of its name as well ~as its cause, namely
1191 Suppl, 56|        forth abroad to ~confess the name of Christ. Hence spiritual
1192 Suppl, 58|           is called by the general ~name of impotence as regards
1193 Suppl, 59|           refusing to hear Christ's name, then if she ~strive to
1194 Suppl, 59|         specially designated by the name of ~fornication: whereas
1195 Suppl, 62|            to avoid losing his good name, lest he seem to share in
1196 Suppl, 64|          voluntary act, as its very name implies: and ~consequently
1197 Suppl, 65|             marriage union took its name from the ~good of the offspring [*
1198 Suppl, 65|           after in marriage, so the name of concubine is expressive
1199 Suppl, 67|        moral" philosophy ~takes its name from the same source.~Aquin.:
1200 Suppl, 71|              And since one in whose name or in whose stead a ~thing
1201 Suppl, 71|          neither "by ~grace nor, by name" [*Cf. Oratio ad Vesperas,
1202 Suppl, 71|             a ~"monument" takes its name from remembrance, for a
1203 Suppl, 72|             xi). For sometimes ~the name of "virtues" is appropriated
1204 Suppl, 72|          reference to virtue as the name of a ~particular order;
1205 Suppl, 72|           below. And again the very name denotes this, ~since they
1206 Suppl, 75|          the Father anything in ~My name, He will give it you" (Jn.
1207 Suppl, 75|            to ashes. wherefore ~the name of ashes is given to those
1208 Suppl, 79|             they bore ~for Christ's name. Perchance indeed we shall
1209 Suppl, 80|            that, Subtlety takes its name from the power to penetrate. ~
1210 Suppl, 85|             the opinion of some the name of clouds is here given
1211 Suppl, 86|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The name of Thrones is given to angels
1212 Suppl, 92|            As to ~the reason of the name there are various opinions.
1213 Suppl, 92|              For some say that the ~name "dowry" is taken not from
1214 Suppl, 93|          the "aurea," receives ~the name of "aureole," according
1215 Suppl, 93|          even as money receives the name of debt through being due
1216 Suppl, 93|          Fruition does not take its name from fruit by reason of
1217 Suppl, 93|           will give to them . . . a name ~better than sons and daughters":
1218 Suppl, 93|          temporalities, or his good name, or ~anything else of the
1219 Suppl, 93|        which they bore for Christ's name. Perchance ~indeed we shall
1220 Suppl, 94|           of active force, that the name of fire is given to any
1221 Appen2, 1|          Purgatory is called by one name only, namely fire. ~Therefore