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Part, Question
501 2, 106 | from the beginning of the world with things that are necessary
502 2, 106 | from the beginning of the world.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
503 2, 106 | from the ~beginning of the world.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
504 2, 106 | from the beginning of the world. The first is ~because the
505 2, 106 | from the beginning of the world, which Law was to be published
506 2, 106 | last till the end of the world?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
507 2, 106 | last until the end of ~the world. Because, as the Apostle
508 2, 106 | be preached in the whole world . . . and then shall the ~
509 2, 106 | preached ~throughout the whole world: and yet the consummation
510 2, 106 | the consummation of the world.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106] A[
511 2, 106 | answer that, The state of the world may change in two ways.
512 2, 106 | preached throughout the world even at the time of the ~
513 2, 106 | extending ~throughout the world and producing its full effect,
514 2, 106 | not preached to the ~whole world yet, but, when it is, the
515 2, 106 | the consummation of the world will come.~
516 2, 107 | burdened with the sins of this world." And further on He ~says
517 2, 108 | be preached in ~the whole world." But the kingdom of God
518 2, 108 | Gospel throughout the whole ~world. Nor must we wonder if He
519 2, 108 | 16: "All that is in the world is the ~concupiscence of
520 2, 108 | between the things of this world, and spiritual goods ~wherein
521 2, 108 | wholly to the things of this world, so as to make them his ~
522 2, 108 | renounce the things of the world altogether: since he ~can,
523 2, 108 | using the things of this world, attain to eternal happiness, ~
524 2, 108 | giving up the goods of this world entirely: wherefore ~the
525 2, 108 | 4~Now the goods of this world which come into use in human
526 2, 112 | not the Spirit of this world, but the Spirit that is
527 2, 113 | and the creation of the world, and, ~generally speaking,
528 2, 2 | sins [Vulg.: ~'sin'] of the world," thus foretelling His future
529 2, 2 | adds: "In that He made this world, ~God is known to all nations;
530 2, 2 | takes away the sin of the world, He now ~makes known to
531 2, 2 | flesh; that He renewed the world ~through the grace of the
532 2, 2 | apostles it was ~shown to the world.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[8]
533 2, 8 | because the intelligible world is enclosed within as ~compared
534 2, 8 | compared with the sensible world, which is perceived externally),
535 2, 10 | do away with harlots, the world will be ~convulsed with
536 2, 11 | harvest," i.e. the end of the world, as a ~gloss explains it.
537 2, 11 | also to be severed from the world by ~death. For it is a much
538 2, 11 | exterminated thereby from the world by death. For ~Jerome commenting
539 2, 13 | increase of Divine grace in the world.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[14] A[
540 2, 13 | forgiven him, neither in this world, nor ~in the world to come":
541 2, 13 | this world, nor ~in the world to come": and Augustine
542 2, 13 | this sin, neither in this world nor in the world to come, ~
543 2, 13 | in this world nor in the world to come, ~because they were
544 2, 16 | dead and the life of the ~world to come." Now expectation
545 2, 18 | desire for ~things of this world, is distinct from "concupiscence
546 2, 18 | whereby a man trusts in the world as his end, so that worldly
547 2, 23 | But this cannot be in this world, wherein it is ~impossible
548 2, 23 | OBJ 3: Further, in this world, however perfect a man's
549 2, 25 | be with us only in this world. Therefore we should not
550 2, 26 | indeed the Saviour of ~the world." ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[27]
551 2, 27 | as long as we are in this world, ~the movement of desire
552 2, 28 | which may be had in this world, for though the chief ~movement
553 2, 30 | hath the substance ~of this world, and shall see his brother
554 2, 33 | 20): "The sorrow of the world ~worketh death." But such
555 2, 33 | contrasted with sorrow of the world. Therefore it is a ~mortal
556 2, 34 | devil, death came ~into the world" (Wis. 2:24).~Aquin.: SMT
557 2, 44 | seem to be wise in this world, let him become a ~fool,
558 2, 44 | It is the wisdom of the world that deceives and makes
559 2, 44 | 19): "The wisdom of this ~world is foolishness with God."
560 2, 44 | 29) ~"the wisdom of this world consists in covering the
561 2, 45 | The children of this world are more prudent [Douay: ~'
562 2, 45 | Now the ~children of this world are sinners. Therefore there
563 2, 53 | too is he ~tempted by the world and the devil. But no prudence
564 2, 53 | But no prudence of the world, or of ~the devil is accounted
565 2, 53 | aspect ~under which the world and the flesh tempt us,
566 2, 53 | The children of this ~world are more prudent [Douay: '
567 2, 53 | external things of the world on account of the flesh.~
568 2, 53 | 29): "The wisdom of ~this world is to hide one's thoughts
569 2, 53 | that "the care of this world . . . chokes up the word."
570 2, 64 | Charge the rich of this world . . . to give easily, to
571 2, 69 | to search ~throughout the world for the needy that one may
572 2, 79 | oneself unspotted from this world." Now "to visit the ~fatherless
573 2, 79 | oneself unspotted from this world" belongs to the ~order of
574 2, 79 | oneself unspotted from this world" is an act of ~religion
575 2, 79 | be guided by the sensible world, since "invisible things . . . ~
576 2, 81 | some yet living in this world, or even some ~who are in
577 2, 81 | what takes place in this world, especially the interior
578 2, 81 | 3: Those who are in this world or in Purgatory, do not
579 2, 82 | Who is "the light of the world" [*Jn. 8:12; 9:5], and is
580 2, 85 | spread abroad throughout the world, and ~many of them have
581 2, 86 | perfection by renouncing the world and his own will by the ~
582 2, 86 | whereby a man renounces the world and ~binds himself wholly
583 2, 86 | solicitous ~for the things of the world, how he may please his wife;
584 2, 86 | religious is dead to the world and lives to God, and so
585 2, 86 | the vows he made in the world, even from the vow of ~making
586 2, 86 | which he made ~when in the world, because by entering religion
587 2, 87 | OBJ 4: Further, in this world no living man is equal in
588 2, 90 | The ~children of this world are more prudent [Douay: '
589 2, 91 | just in any ~age of the world. Now before the giving of
590 2, 92 | an idol is nothing in the world," and further on (1 ~Cor.
591 2, 92 | again deemed the whole ~world to be one god, not by reason
592 2, 92 | than a soul governing the world by movement and reason: ~
593 2, 92 | to be given to the ~whole world and to all its parts, heaven,
594 2, 92 | from their study of the world and taught in the ~schools:
595 2, 92 | idol is nothing in the ~world" means that those images
596 2, 92 | sets up another God in the world, and lessens the divine ~
597 2, 92 | i.e. idols, "came into the world."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
598 2, 92 | the gods ~that rule the world."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
599 2, 92 | remembrance of the creation of the world, so that man still retained
600 2, 93 | what takes place in the world, according to ~Dionysius (
601 2, 98 | for money, said that the world was not created by God,
602 2, 98 | OBJ 6: Further, in this world external punishment is not
603 2, 98 | lest they wander about the world, but they ~must not be admitted
604 2, 99 | of one who is yet in the world, ~and of one who has made
605 2, 99 | For he that is in the ~world, if he has parents unable
606 2, 99 | to be already dead to the world: ~wherefore he ought not,
607 2, 111 | seem to be wise in ~this world, let him become a fool that
608 2, 115 | such as ~the things of this world that are granted us for
609 2, 115 | R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~'In this world he that wishes to be pleasing
610 2, 116 | thinks in the things of the world, how he ~may please the
611 2, 116 | how he ~may please the world," which pertains to the
612 2, 117 | Charge the rich of ~this world . . . to give easily, to
613 2, 120 | of the ~Creation of the world, from which work God is
614 2, 120 | representing the Creation of ~the world, it is a ceremonial precept.
615 2, 130 | not the spirit of this ~world, but the Spirit that is
616 2, 134 | 10, "The ~sorrow of the world worketh death," and Ecclus.
617 2, 135 | whereas these, ~although the world rage against their constancy,
618 2, 145 | the consummation of the ~world." Therefore the righteous
619 2, 150 | thinketh on the things of the world, ~how she may please her
620 2, 150 | think "on the things of the world," as the ~Apostle says (
621 2, 151 | hatred of God, love of this world and abhorrence or despair
622 2, 151 | or despair of ~a future world." For mental blindness,
623 2, 151 | this there is "love of this world," whose pleasures a man
624 2, 151 | is "despair of a future world," ~because through being
625 2, 161 | man sin entered into this world." Therefore man's ~first
626 2, 161 | death entered into ~this world," as the Apostle says (Rm.
627 2, 162 | man sin entered ~into this world, and by sin death."~Aquin.:
628 2, 165 | disposition of the whole world, and the virtues of the
629 2, 165 | this body which we call the world. So great a pride is ~thus
630 2, 166 | games ~and the sights of the world, if he wishes to obtain
631 2, 167 | thinketh on the things of the world, how ~she may please her
632 2, 167 | think on ~the things of the world, either husbands how they
633 2, 173 | forgetful of this lower world." Now dread of earthly ~
634 2, 174 | disperse throughout the whole world, and preach His faith ~everywhere,
635 2, 174 | shall fill the face of the world with seed." Moreover those
636 2, 178 | discovers the spiritual world to the eyes of the mind."~
637 2, 178 | weak in the love of the world ere we wax strong in the
638 2, 179 | active life ~ends with this world, but the contemplative life
639 2, 179 | active life so long ~as the world lasts, from the fact that
640 2, 182 | God's sake, both in this world and in the world ~to come."
641 2, 182 | in this world and in the world ~to come." Hence it is that
642 2, 182 | any way at all live in the world, there is ~greater difficulty
643 2, 183 | unlawful to return to the world ~from the religious state,
644 2, 183 | himself with things of the world. Now ~neither bishops nor
645 2, 183 | the vows he made in the world. But a religious who is ~
646 2, 183 | those who are living in the world are compared ~to the vows
647 2, 184 | while remaining in ~the world.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186] A[
648 2, 184 | he who renounces ~this world, and does all the good he
649 2, 184 | religious to renounce the world. Therefore it belongs to
650 2, 184 | that "the care of this world and ~the deceitfulness of
651 2, 184 | solicitous for the things of ~the world, how he may please his wife."~
652 2, 184 | For those who live in the world, keep ~something for themselves,
653 2, 184 | who renounce the present ~world. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186]
654 2, 185 | though they be ~dead to the world and live to God, are unworthy
655 2, 185 | that "if ~they had in the world the wherewithal easily to
656 2, 185 | synagogues and of the whole world." Fourthly, if they have
657 2, 185 | prove your contempt of the world, yet so that your ~mind
658 2, 185 | profess contempt of the world.~
659 2, 186 | concerned with the present world. Now ~all religious are
660 2, 186 | are said to renounce the world; wherefore Gregory says ~(
661 2, 186 | He who renounces this world, and does all the good ~
662 2, 186 | OBJ 3: A man may be in the world in two ways: in one way
663 2, 186 | have chosen you out of the world," ~and yet speaking of them
664 2, 186 | 11): "These are in ~the world, and I come to Thee." Although,
665 2, 186 | the active life are in the world as to the ~presence of the
666 2, 186 | body, they are not in the world as regards their bent of ~
667 2, 186 | seeking ~anything of the world, but merely for the sake
668 2, 186 | for "they ~. . . use this world, as if they used it not,"
669 2, 186 | self unspotted from this world," namely ~to avoid being
670 2, 186 | than ~they had been in the world; though serving the poor
671 2, 186 | they are rich, who in the world were beggars." But ~it is
672 2, 186 | who as ~despising the world and valuing all things at
673 2, 186 | word, and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness ~
674 2, 187 | the commandments in the world before entering ~religion;
675 2, 187 | anyone while yet in the world to be bound by ~vow to enter
676 2, 187 | even those who live in the world honor ~their parents in
677 2, 187 | he bound to remain in the world in order to earn the means
678 2, 187 | previously while in the ~world. But this would seem objectionable,
679 2, 187 | by educating him in the world for ~the religious life;
680 2, 187 | the rough paths of this world?"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189]
681 3, 1 | from the ~beginning of the world?~(6) Whether His Incarnation
682 3, 1 | deferred to the end of ~the world?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[1]
683 3, 1 | takes ~care of the whole world - the whole universe of
684 3, 1 | government of the whole world to so ~frail a body," as
685 3, 1 | this end was the ~whole world made, as is clear from the
686 3, 1 | 3:16: "God so loved the world as to give His ~only-begotten
687 3, 1 | Christ Jesus came into ~this world to save sinners," a gloss
688 3, 1 | Christ's coming into the world, except to save sinners.
689 3, 1 | sins [Vulg.: 'sin'] of the world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[
690 3, 1 | that Christ came into this world not only ~to take away that
691 3, 1 | light is come into the ~world, and men loved darkness
692 3, 1 | spreading throughout the whole world, but that he ~might account
693 3, 1 | Christ Jesus came into ~this world to save sinners." But more
694 3, 1 | grow cold at the end of the world. Hence ~(Lk. 18:8) it is
695 3, 1 | off till the end of the ~world?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
696 3, 1 | off till the end of the world. For it is written (Ps.
697 3, 1 | off till the end of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
698 3, 1 | off till the end of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
699 3, 1 | Christ at the end of the world was sufficient for the ~
700 3, 1 | off till the end of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
701 3, 1 | which ~was made known to the world ought not to have been put
702 3, 1 | off till the end ~of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
703 3, 1 | at ~the beginning of the world, so also it was not fitting
704 3, 1 | off till the end of the world. And this is ~shown first
705 3, 1 | off till the end of the world. But the perfection of glory
706 3, 1 | will be at the ~end of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
707 3, 1 | off till the end of the ~world, all knowledge and reverence
708 3, 1 | sent not His Son ~into the world to judge the world" (Hom.
709 3, 1 | into the world to judge the world" (Hom. xxviii): "There are
710 3, 1 | the second, to judge the ~world. For if He had not done
711 3, 1 | mercy till the end of the world.~
712 3, 2 | Those who came into this world before Christ's coming,
713 3, 3 | for this came I into ~the world, to give testimony to the
714 3, 3 | in Christ reconciling the world to Himself."~Aquin.: SMT
715 3, 4 | 3:16): "God so loved the world as to give His ~only-begotten
716 3, 5 | of the Son of God in the world was not in a real ~body,
717 3, 5 | of the Son of God in the ~world should be in a real body,
718 3, 5 | man that cometh into this ~world," as is written Jn. 1:9,
719 3, 6 | from the beginning of the world, for the ~cause is not subsequent
720 3, 6 | from the beginning of the world the soul ~of Christ was
721 3, 7 | for those of the whole ~world, as is said (1 Jn. 2:2).
722 3, 7 | said to ~be sent into the world, inasmuch as He assumed
723 3, 8 | for those of ~the whole world." Now to save men and to
724 3, 8 | from the beginning of the ~world until its end - nor as regards
725 3, 8 | take the whole time of ~the world in general, Christ is the
726 3, 8 | those men existing in the ~world, who are not predestined,
727 3, 8 | their departure from ~this world, wholly cease to be members
728 3, 8 | is named not only in this world, but ~also in that which
729 3, 8 | devil, death came into the world. And they ~follow him that
730 3, 9 | man that cometh into ~this world," as is written Jn. 1:9.~
731 3, 10 | or lose the care of the world's government, ~neither did
732 3, 10 | for those of ~the whole world." Therefore the soul of
733 3, 10 | named not only in this ~world, but also in that which
734 3, 12 | for this came I into the world; that I should give ~testimony
735 3, 14 | taken flesh, came into the world. ~Now one satisfies for
736 3, 14 | which was ~brought into the world by Adam, according to Rm.
737 3, 14 | man sin ~entered into this world, and by sin death." Hence
738 3, 14 | man sin entered into this world and by sin, death." Now ~
739 3, 14 | death entered into this ~world," according to Rm. 5:12.
740 3, 15 | assault on the part ~of the world and the devil, and won the
741 3, 16 | Joan.) that "before the world was, neither ~were we, nor
742 3, 16 | Christ was not, before the world was, "in His humanity."~
743 3, 18 | before the foundation of the ~world," although in God there
744 3, 22 | sins ~[Vulg.: 'sin'] of the world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[22] A[
745 3, 26 | in Christ reconciling the world to Himself." And, ~consequently,
746 3, 27 | relate to His coming into the world; (2) Those things that ~
747 3, 27 | course of His life in this world; (3) His departure from ~
748 3, 27 | His departure from ~this world; (4) Those things that concern
749 3, 27 | Manifest Thyself to the world.'" And a little further
750 3, 28 | since by it the sin of the world was taken away, ~according
751 3, 28 | taketh away the sin of the world." Now it was not possible
752 3, 28 | she surpassed the whole world in beauty and dignity: ~
753 3, 28 | womb received Him Whom the ~world cannot contain." ~Aquin.:
754 3, 29 | He Who came ~into the world, according to the custom
755 3, 29 | according to the custom of the world had to be enrolled ~Now
756 3, 29 | that the prince of the world might be ~deceived - he
757 3, 29 | deceive the princes ~of the world, since the evil disposition
758 3, 31 | man sin entered into this world," i.e. by Adam, ~because
759 3, 31 | My kingdom is not of this world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
760 3, 31 | taketh away the sin of the world.' And in the ascending order,
761 3, 31 | of the four parts of the world in which we pass this mortal
762 3, 31 | taketh away the sin of the world" (Jn. 1:29), ~whose figure
763 3, 32 | 16): "God so loved the ~world as to give His only-begotten
764 3, 34 | sanctified and sent into the world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[34] A[
765 3, 35 | many maintain, that in the world there is a universal soul, ~
766 3, 35 | God-Man "was born into ~the world," according to Is. 35:1,
767 3, 35 | should have come into the world at Jerusalem.~Aquin.: SMT
768 3, 35 | was our Lord born into the world, that He might ~make known
769 3, 35 | for this came I into the world; that I should give testimony
770 3, 35 | which at that time ruled the world; whence Paul, writing to
771 3, 35 | is spoken of in the whole world." ~Therefore it seems that
772 3, 35 | Rome, the change in the ~world would be ascribed to the
773 3, 35 | But the weak things of the world hath God chosen, that He
774 3, 35 | which was the ~head of the world, in sign of His complete
775 3, 35 | might spread throughout the world; according to Is. ~26:5,
776 3, 35 | namely, when the whole world, as it were, tributary ~
777 3, 35 | He is the "Light of the world"; wherefore He says ~Himself (
778 3, 35 | that time, when the whole world lived under one ruler, ~
779 3, 35 | that throughout the whole world ~there was discord until
780 3, 35 | should be born while the world was ~governed by one ruler,
781 3, 36 | made known to the whole world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
782 3, 36 | Christ came into this ~world to save sinners." But this
783 3, 36 | justly, and godly in this world." Therefore it seems that
784 3, 36 | when He ~was born into the world according to the flesh,
785 3, 36 | nor is the ~Lord of the world content with the paltry
786 3, 36 | order to set free the whole world from ~the power of the devil;
787 3, 36 | some from all parts of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
788 3, 36 | also in other parts of the world: thus, at Rome the river ~
789 3, 36 | stranger to the system of this world, they gathered that it was
790 3, 37 | Mighty, the Father of the ~world to come, the Prince of Peace";
791 3, 38 | that hath appeared to the world, so do the ministers of
792 3, 39 | more profitable to the ~world if He had taught for a longer
793 3, 39 | us from within, and the world and the devils ~assailing
794 3, 39 | have "descended" into the world in the ~mystery of the Incarnation,
795 3, 39 | universal peace of the whole world: and now again the dove
796 3, 39 | forming a man, and in the world itself in forming a ~dove."~
797 3, 40 | Christ's entrance into ~the world, or to His beginning, it
798 3, 40 | of which He came into the world. Now He ~came into the world,
799 3, 40 | world. Now He ~came into the world, first, that He might publish
800 3, 40 | for this came I into the ~world, that I should give testimony
801 3, 40 | Christ Jesus came into this world to save sinners." And hence,
802 3, 40 | an austere life in this ~world?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
803 3, 40 | an ~austere life in this world. For Christ preached the
804 3, 40 | life of poverty in this world?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
805 3, 40 | life of poverty ~in this world. Because Christ should have
806 3, 40 | Charge the rich of this world not to be ~high-minded."
807 3, 40 | life of poverty in ~this world. First, because this was
808 3, 41 | source - the flesh, the ~world, and the devil. But Christ
809 3, 41 | by the flesh or ~by the world. Therefore neither should
810 3, 41 | compared to the flesh and the world, is the desert; ~because
811 3, 41 | of the flesh and of the world." ~Now, there is no danger
812 3, 41 | mountain so high ~that all the world can be seen from it, so
813 3, 41 | all the kingdoms of the world, ~and the glory of them,'
814 3, 41 | he was the lord of the world."~
815 3, 42 | compared with the whole world, where Christ's doctrine
816 3, 42 | have spoken openly to the world,' ~as though our Lord had
817 3, 42 | were written everyone, ~the world itself, I think, would not
818 3, 42 | in respect of space the world could not contain them . . . ~
819 3, 43 | From ~the beginning of the world it has not been heard, that
820 3, 43 | He to have made another world, that we might believe Him
821 3, 43 | Him to be ~Him by whom the world was made? But in this world
822 3, 43 | world was made? But in this world neither a greater world ~
823 3, 43 | world neither a greater world ~could be made nor one equal
824 3, 43 | if He had made a lesser world in ~comparison with this,
825 3, 44 | shall the prince of this world be cast out." ~Consequently
826 3, 44 | of the princes of this ~world knew it,' for if they had
827 3, 44 | this the children of this ~world object: How is it such a
828 3, 44 | living then throughout the world were ~not on the look-out
829 3, 44 | heavens, proclaiming to the world the birth of our Lord."
830 3, 44 | the greater lights of the world. And, as ~Chrysostom says (
831 3, 44 | Now Christ ~came into the world and taught in order to save
832 3, 44 | sent not His Son into the world to judge the world, but ~
833 3, 44 | into the world to judge the world, but ~that the world may
834 3, 44 | the world, but ~that the world may be saved by Him." Therefore
835 3, 44 | Christ came to save the world, not only by Divine power, ~
836 3, 44 | providence in governing the world. But this work presupposes
837 3, 44 | softened, ~and the whole world changed for the better by
838 3, 45 | signifies the clarity of the world redeemed, which clarity
839 3, 45 | arising from the ~nether world." This is not to be understood
840 3, 46 | to Christ's ~leaving the world. In the first place, His
841 3, 46 | salvation of ~the entire world. Hence Gregory of Nyssa
842 3, 46 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the world was enlightened by Christ'
843 3, 46 | As long as I am in the world I am the light of the ~world."
844 3, 46 | world I am the light of the ~world." Consequently it was fitting
845 3, 46 | have lived longer in the world, so that He should have
846 3, 46 | Him to pass out of this world to the Father"; and (Jn.
847 3, 46 | to redeem and reform the world by His Passion, at ~the
848 3, 46 | be spread over the ~whole world, He wished to suffer in
849 3, 46 | center of the habitable ~world - that is, in Jerusalem.
850 3, 46 | an oblation for the whole world, a cleansing for ~all."~
851 3, 46 | for the sin of the entire world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
852 3, 47 | to Jn. 14:31: "That ~the world may know that I love the
853 3, 48 | for those of the whole ~world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
854 3, 48 | the fulness thereof: the world and all ~they that dwell
855 3, 49 | idolaters in many regions of the world; ~nor will it endure for
856 3, 49 | shall the prince of this world be cast out; and I, if I
857 3, 49 | 3:16: "God so loved ~the world, as to give His only-begotten
858 3, 52 | which He endured ~in this world, as stated above (Q[49],
859 3, 52 | earth He delivered the whole world by His Passion.~Aquin.:
860 3, 52 | from the beginning of the world. ~Consequently, the sense
861 3, 52 | less in hell than in this world, ~because He worked in every
862 3, 52 | His Godhead. But in this ~world He delivered some persons
863 3, 52 | state ~among men in this world; but it was owing to the
864 3, 52 | altogether delivered men in ~this world were purely personal, and
865 3, 53 | off until the end of the world. Therefore, it seems ~that
866 3, 53 | deferred until the end of the ~world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[53] A[
867 3, 53 | deferred until the ~end of the world. But to confirm our faith
868 3, 53 | off until the end of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[53] A[
869 3, 55 | Further, Christ came into the world in order that men might ~
870 3, 57 | the consummation of the world." For, "by ascending into ~
871 3, 57 | come and "convince ~the world . . . of justice," that
872 3, 57 | of our justice that the world is reproved: because ~'you
873 3, 57 | understood as a figure of this ~world, wherein Christ dwells in
874 3, 57 | named, not only in this ~world, but also in that which
875 3, 57 | show Himself to the whole world, as at the judgment; or
876 3, 59 | pertaining to the end of the world [*See XP, ~QQ[88], seqq.].
877 3, 59 | He ~will convince the world of sin, and of justice,
878 3, 59 | Ghost shall convince the world of sin, as if to say 'He
879 3, 59 | afflicted sometimes in this world, and ~sometimes to prosper,
880 3, 59 | My kingdom is not of this world." In ~like fashion He did
881 3, 59 | called for at the end (of the world) to requite man with reward
882 3, 59 | down to the ~close of the world; and even until then faith
883 3, 59 | in the ~beginning of the world, when some fell through
884 3, 59 | whom hath He set over the ~world which He made?" Therefore
885 3, 59 | from the beginning of the world, ~inasmuch as He is the
886 3, 59 | subjected unto angels the world to come" - subject namely
887 3, 61 | taken up with the ~material world would be unable to apply
888 3, 61 | under the elements of the world": but that now ~"when the
889 3, 61 | under the elements of ~this world, by making use of corporeal
890 3, 61 | under the elements of this world": for the very reason that
891 3, 61 | than the elements of this world. But our ~sacraments both
892 3, 66 | But in many ~parts of the world the ordinary way of baptizing
893 3, 68 | for those ~of the whole world," according to 1 Jn. 2:2.
894 3, 68 | renunciation of the devil and this world?" For the ~same reason they
895 3, 68 | yet come forth ~into the world to live among other men.
896 3, 69 | death entered into this world," and, ~consequently, all
897 3, 72 | sent to ~all parts of the world.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
898 3, 72 | struggles ~and combats of this world are reserved. And he who
899 3, 73 | though he depart from this world in the unity of Christ's
900 3, 73 | from the beginning of the world, as stated above (Q[8], ~
901 3, 75 | the consummation of the world." Now in explaining this, ~
902 3, 75 | Lord is on ~high until the world be ended; nevertheless the
903 3, 75 | than the creation of the world, in ~which it is not said
904 3, 78 | waters throughout the whole world and during all ~future ages,
905 3, 79 | flesh for the life of the world." But the spiritual life
906 3, 79 | just as by coming into the world, He visibly ~bestowed the
907 3, 79 | the life of grace upon the world, according to Jn. 1:17: "
908 3, 79 | s Passion wrought in the world. Hence, Chrysostom says
909 3, 80 | forgiven him, neither in this world nor in the world to come."
910 3, 80 | in this world nor in the world to come." In ~the third
911 3, 80 | customary throughout the whole world for Christ's body to be
912 3, 83 | from the ~beginning of the world." But according to the second
913 3, 83 | as long as I am in the world, I am the ~light of the
914 3, 83 | I am the ~light of the world." Yet this should be done
915 3, 83 | and redeemed ~the whole world; and very happy is he who
916 3, 83 | established throughout ~the whole world, therefore Christ's Passion
917 3, 83 | country, that so the whole world might ~serve as a house
918 3, 83 | graves until the end of the world": though their souls are
919 3, 83 | those ~still living in this world. while the part kept outside
920 3, 86 | forgiven him, neither in this world nor ~in the world to come."
921 3, 86 | in this world nor ~in the world to come." Therefore not
922 3, 86 | for those of ~the whole world."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[86] A[
923 3, 86 | in this ~and in the next world, as we explained in the
924 3, 89 | received his reward in ~this world, Abraham would certainly
925 Suppl, 3 | greatest possible sorrow in the world?~(2) Whether the sorrow
926 Suppl, 3 | greatest possible sorrow in the world?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[3] A[1]
927 Suppl, 3 | possible sorrow ~in the world. For sorrow is the sensation
928 Suppl, 10| penitent dwelling in this world, but is so far diminished ~
929 Suppl, 18| in Purgatory or in this world. Therefore the priest ~does
930 Suppl, 18| for the sins ~of the whole world, so that without prejudice
931 Suppl, 27| than persons living in ~the world.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[27] A[
932 Suppl, 28| pilgrimage throughout the world with a staff. A penance
933 Suppl, 40| God and the things of ~the world. He does not, however, disdain
934 Suppl, 40| possess the things of the world as not to be withdrawn thereby
935 Suppl, 40| and ~the primates of the world are obedient as to our Lord
936 Suppl, 40| the community of the whole world includes the community of ~
937 Suppl, 40| confirm thee throughout the world whilst thou ~sittest on
938 Suppl, 41| 31): "They that use this world" (let them be) "as if they
939 Suppl, 54| account of the six ages of the world, as far as the seventh degree
940 Suppl, 56| without danger face ~the outer world which has a natural corruptive
941 Suppl, 58| they would upset the ~whole world if they hindered eating
942 Suppl, 58| witchcraft is nothing in the ~world but an imagining of men
943 Suppl, 59| spread throughout the whole world the ~prohibition extends
944 Suppl, 59| things while ~living in the world is not bound to fulfill
945 Suppl, 59| them when he dies to the ~world by adopting the religious
946 Suppl, 59| the vows he took in ~the world, if they be not contrary
947 Suppl, 60| bound by the laws of this world, for she has none ~but a
948 Suppl, 61| whereby a man dies to the world and lives to God.~Aquin.:
949 Suppl, 61| husband can return to the world. If then the wife can marry
950 Suppl, 61| when he returns ~to the world: which is absurd.~Aquin.:
951 Suppl, 61| not accounted dead to the world by entering ~religion until
952 Suppl, 69| judgment; (6) the fire of the world's final conflagration which ~
953 Suppl, 69| nevertheless the corporeal world is governed by ~God by means
954 Suppl, 69| by means of the spiritual world, as asserted by Augustine (
955 Suppl, 69| Scriptures apply the corporeal ~world to the spiritual metaphorically.
956 Suppl, 69| wander throughout the whole world, and are everywhere present
957 Suppl, 69| punished for their sins in this world, ~as the Master said above (
958 Suppl, 70| things they did in this world: wherefore it is said to
959 Suppl, 70| appear to men even in this world: and yet ~they are not then
960 Suppl, 71| nothing inordinate in the world. For ~guilt cannot be restored
961 Suppl, 72| whom they loved in this world: for they are so filled
962 Suppl, 72| their removal from this world before their woes occur.
963 Suppl, 72| Hesychius ~about the end of the world (Ep. lxxx), refer not only
964 Suppl, 72| towards the ~end of the world there will be a general
965 Suppl, 72| Christ, seeing that the world is not at once destroyed,
966 Suppl, 72| they act upon this lower world as Averroes says (De Subst. ~
967 Suppl, 72| saints rise again the whole world will be renewed, as we shall
968 Suppl, 72| wonder at the renewing of the world, as stated in the text. ~
969 Suppl, 72| Whether any cleansing of the world is to take place?~(2) Whether
970 Suppl, 72| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the world is to be cleansed?~Aquin.:
971 Suppl, 72| be any cleansing of the world. ~For only that which is
972 Suppl, 72| Therefore the creatures ~of the world shall not be cleansed.~Aquin.:
973 Suppl, 72| in the elements of this world. ~Therefore, seemingly,
974 Suppl, 72| that the elements of this world can possibly be cleansed.~
975 Suppl, 72| says: "The beauty of this world ~will perish in the burning
976 Suppl, 72| I answer that, Since the world was, in a way, made for
977 Suppl, 72| the other bodies ~of the world shall also be changed to
978 Suppl, 72| Accordingly ~that part of the world which is given to our use
979 Suppl, 72| Whether the cleansing of the world will be effected by fire?~
980 Suppl, 72| since fire is a part of the world, it needs to be cleansed
981 Suppl, 72| purifying the ~parts of the world by separating them from
982 Suppl, 72| separation of the parts of the world from one another at the
983 Suppl, 72| from one another at the world's ~beginning was effected
984 Suppl, 72| that at ~the end of the world the cleansing will be done
985 Suppl, 72| final cleansing of the world will be by means of fire.~
986 Suppl, 72| this cleansing of the world will ~remove from it the
987 Suppl, 72| will be possible for the world to be cleansed by fire as ~
988 Suppl, 72| The first cleansing of the world by the deluge regarded ~
989 Suppl, 72| Moreover, at the end of the world the prevalent sin ~will
990 Suppl, 72| tepidity, as though the world were already growing old, ~
991 Suppl, 72| Whether the fire whereby the world will be cleansed will be
992 Suppl, 72| that "the fashion of this world will ~perish in the burning
993 Suppl, 72| fire which is now in the world.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
994 Suppl, 72| come down to ~cleanse the world: and they explain this descent
995 Suppl, 72| outpouring of the waters of the world, so the fashion of this
996 Suppl, 72| so the fashion of this world will ~perish by a burning
997 Suppl, 72| burn ~the surface of this world will result. If we consider
998 Suppl, 72| cleanse the surface of the world, will be of the same ~species
999 Suppl, 72| the ~final burning of the world.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
1000 Suppl, 72| says: "There will be in the world a fire that shall precede
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