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1 1, 1 | itself is a figure of future glory." Again, ~in the New Law,
2 1, 1 | what ~relates to eternal glory, there is the anagogical
3 1, 3 | being the brightness of His ~glory and the figure," i.e. the
4 1, 10 | as regards the vision of glory, they have a share of eternity.~
5 1, 12 | superadded ~of grace or of glory. Therefore, in order to
6 1, 12 | faculty, namely, the light of ~glory strengthening the intellect
7 1, 12 | participation of the light of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12] A[
8 1, 12 | refulgence of the divine glory ~infused into the body after
9 1, 12 | Apocalypse (Apoc. ~21:23): "The glory of God hath enlightened
10 1, 12 | form. Hence the light of glory cannot be natural to a ~
11 1, 12 | Star differs from star in glory" (1 Cor. 15:41).~Aquin.:
12 1, 12 | given to it by the light of glory, which establishes ~the
13 1, 12 | has more of the light of glory will see God ~the more perfectly;
14 1, 12 | participation of the light ~of glory who has more charity; because
15 1, 12 | greater or lesser light of glory. Since ~therefore the created
16 1, 12 | therefore the created light of glory received into any created
17 1, 20 | the order of grace and of glory: since ~according to Rev
18 1, 20 | to ~a greater degree of glory in eternal life. Peter is
19 1, 23 | in the ~present; and of glory in the future. Therefore
20 1, 23 | will to confer grace and glory; so also ~reprobation includes
21 1, 23 | the predestined - namely, glory - and of what is received
22 1, 23 | participation ~of grace and glory. Therefore God without any
23 1, 23 | communicates His ~grace and glory; and this belongs to predestination. ~
24 1, 23 | conferring of grace and glory election is implied.~Aquin.:
25 1, 23 | God pre-ordained to give glory on ~account of merit, and
26 1, 23 | pre-ordained to give grace to merit glory. ~In another way, the effect
27 1, 23 | might show the riches of His glory on the ~vessels of mercy,
28 1, 23 | which He hath prepared unto glory" and (2 Tim. 2:20): ~"But
29 1, 23 | why He chooses some for glory, and reprobates others,
30 1, 24 | regards only the life of glory of the ~predestined?~Aquin.:
31 1, 24 | only regard the life of ~glory of the predestined. For
32 1, 24 | Further, as the life of glory comes from God, so also
33 1, 24 | knowledge of the life of glory is ~called the book of life;
34 1, 24 | not chosen ~to the life of glory; as it is clear from what
35 1, 24 | far as it is directed to glory; for those are not ~predestined
36 1, 24 | grace and yet fail to obtain glory. The book of life ~altogether
37 1, 24 | in regard to the life of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[24] A[
38 1, 24 | directed. But the life of ~glory is an end exceeding human
39 1, 24 | life regards the life of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[24] A[
40 1, 24 | considered as a life of glory, is ~natural to God; whence
41 1, 24 | of grace is directed to ~glory. For this reason those who,
42 1, 24 | possessing grace, fail to obtain glory, ~are not said to be chosen
43 1, 26 | Moral. xxxii, 7): "He is in glory, Who ~whilst He rejoices
44 1, 26 | further praise." To be in glory, ~however, is the same as
45 1, 26 | Star differeth from star in glory." But ~nothing is greater
46 1, 31 | with the Holy Ghost, in the glory of God ~the Father."~
47 1, 33 | because one is the nature and glory of the ~Father and the Son.
48 1, 33 | the ~heritage of eternal glory by the gift of grace which
49 1, 33 | others by similitude of glory, forasmuch as they have ~
50 1, 33 | possession of the heritage of glory, according to Rm. 5:2: "
51 1, 33 | according to Rm. 5:2: "We ~glory in the hope of the glory
52 1, 33 | glory in the hope of the glory of the sons of God." Therefore
53 1, 35 | he is the image and the ~glory of God." Therefore Image
54 1, 35 | being the brightness of His glory, and the figure of His ~
55 1, 39 | the objects of our future glory are the Father, Son and
56 1, 46 | with ~Thyself with the glory which I had before the world
57 1, 48 | include ~privation of grace or glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[48] A[
58 1, 57 | its amount of grace and of glory. In this way one will be ~
59 1, 58 | contrast to the life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according
60 1, 61 | made perfect in grace or glory; and thirdly, how ~some
61 1, 62 | THE ORDER OF GRACE AND OF GLORY (NINE ARTICLES)~In due sequence
62 1, 62 | the order ~of grace and of glory; under which heading there
63 1, 62 | Did they receive grace and glory according to their natural ~
64 1, 62 | capacities?~(7) After entering glory, did their natural love
65 1, 62 | 9) After entering into glory, could they advance farther?~
66 1, 62 | and the other according to glory. He has a natural ~knowledge
67 1, 62 | and he has a knowledge of glory whereby he knows the Word ~
68 1, 62 | perfectly by his ~knowledge of glory. Therefore the first knowledge
69 1, 62 | midway between nature and glory. But the ~angels were not
70 1, 62 | with their formation in glory; and so the absence of ~
71 1, 62 | midway between ~nature and glory, nevertheless, in the order
72 1, 62 | time, in created nature, ~glory is not simultaneous with
73 1, 62 | simultaneous with nature; because glory is the end of the ~operation
74 1, 62 | in any way before he had glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
75 1, 62 | he by merit ~inclined to glory. Hence instantly after merit
76 1, 62 | angels receive grace and glory according to the degree
77 1, 62 | did not receive grace and glory ~according to the degree
78 1, 62 | various degrees of grace and glory; just as when, for example,
79 1, 62 | since greater grace and glory are bestowed according to
80 1, 62 | had the more grace and glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
81 1, 62 | the ~knowledge and love of glory suffice for the beatified
82 1, 62 | perfection of the knowledge in glory; for nothing hinders us
83 1, 62 | appertains to his ~knowledge of glory; and at the same time he
84 1, 62 | the knowledge and love of glory. Accordingly ~there is nothing
85 1, 62 | conjointly with those of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
86 1, 63 | use of man for the Divine glory. ~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
87 1, 63 | of both; ~and He procures glory from both, saving these
88 1, 64 | have crucified the Lord of glory," as is said 1 Cor. ~2:8.
89 1, 64 | crucifixion of the Lord of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
90 1, 64 | heavenly place belongs to ~the glory of the angels, yet their
91 1, 64 | of the angels, yet their glory is not lessened by their
92 1, 65 | an eternal weight of glory."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[65] A[
93 1, 65 | Divine goodness, to the glory of God. Reasonable ~creatures,
94 1, 66 | drawn ~from the state of glory itself. For in the reward
95 1, 66 | reward to come a two-fold ~glory is looked for, spiritual
96 1, 66 | new. Now the ~spiritual glory began with the beginning
97 1, 66 | some ~beginning of bodily glory in something corporeal,
98 1, 66 | of the elements. But when glory is finally ~consummated,
99 1, 66 | heaven, having the state of glory for its ordained end, does
100 1, 66 | may have the brightness of glory which differs from mere ~
101 1, 67 | with the perfection of glory, in which they were not ~
102 1, 68 | understand ~fulfils the glory of the Creator." Hence in
103 1, 70 | whole universe, or for the glory of God. Of ~these reasons
104 1, 73 | will be the consummation of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[73] A[
105 1, 73 | of ~men." And again, the glory that is spiritual was anticipated
106 1, 39 | the objects of our future glory are the Father, Son and
107 1, 47 | with ~Thyself with the glory which I had before the world
108 1, 49 | include ~privation of grace or glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[48] A[
109 1, 58 | its amount of grace and of glory. In this way one will be ~
110 1, 59 | contrast to the life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according
111 1, 62 | made perfect in grace or glory; and thirdly, how ~some
112 1, 63 | THE ORDER OF GRACE AND OF GLORY (NINE ~ARTICLES)~In due
113 1, 63 | the order ~of grace and of glory; under which heading there
114 1, 63 | Did they receive grace and glory according to their natural ~
115 1, 63 | capacities?~(7) After entering glory, did their natural love
116 1, 63 | 9) After entering into glory, could they advance farther?~
117 1, 63 | and the other according to glory. He has a natural ~knowledge
118 1, 63 | and he has a knowledge of glory whereby he knows the Word ~
119 1, 63 | perfectly by his ~knowledge of glory. Therefore the first knowledge
120 1, 63 | midway between nature and glory. But the ~angels were not
121 1, 63 | with their formation in glory; and so the absence of ~
122 1, 63 | midway between ~nature and glory, nevertheless, in the order
123 1, 63 | time, in created nature, ~glory is not simultaneous with
124 1, 63 | simultaneous with nature; because glory is the end of the ~operation
125 1, 63 | in any way before he had glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
126 1, 63 | he by merit ~inclined to glory. Hence instantly after merit
127 1, 63 | angels receive grace and glory according to the degree
128 1, 63 | did not receive grace and glory ~according to the degree
129 1, 63 | various degrees of grace and glory; just as when, for example,
130 1, 63 | since greater grace and glory are bestowed according to
131 1, 63 | had the more grace and glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
132 1, 63 | the ~knowledge and love of glory suffice for the beatified
133 1, 63 | perfection of the knowledge in glory; for nothing hinders us
134 1, 63 | appertains to his ~knowledge of glory; and at the same time he
135 1, 63 | the knowledge and love of glory. Accordingly ~there is nothing
136 1, 63 | conjointly with those of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
137 1, 64 | use of man for the Divine glory. ~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
138 1, 64 | of both; ~and He procures glory from both, saving these
139 1, 65 | have crucified the Lord of glory," as is said 1 Cor. ~2:8.
140 1, 65 | crucifixion of the Lord of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
141 1, 65 | heavenly place belongs to ~the glory of the angels, yet their
142 1, 65 | of the angels, yet their glory is not lessened by their
143 1, 66 | an eternal weight of glory."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[65] A[
144 1, 66 | Divine goodness, to the glory of God. Reasonable ~creatures,
145 1, 67 | drawn ~from the state of glory itself. For in the reward
146 1, 67 | reward to come a two-fold ~glory is looked for, spiritual
147 1, 67 | new. Now the ~spiritual glory began with the beginning
148 1, 67 | some ~beginning of bodily glory in something corporeal,
149 1, 67 | of the elements. But when glory is finally ~consummated,
150 1, 67 | heaven, having the state of glory for its ordained end, does
151 1, 67 | may have the brightness of glory which differs from mere ~
152 1, 68 | with the perfection of glory, in which they were not ~
153 1, 69 | understand ~fulfils the glory of the Creator." Hence in
154 1, 71 | whole universe, or for the glory of God. Of ~these reasons
155 1, 72 | will be the consummation of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[73] A[
156 1, 72 | of ~men." And again, the glory that is spiritual was anticipated
157 1, 85 | removed by the state of glory, when we shall ~be able
158 1, 88 | concerned. But the knowledge of glory is otherwise.~Aquin.: SMT
159 1, 92 | woman is the ~image [Vulg. glory] of man" (1 Cor. 11:7).
160 1, 92 | consists in the likeness of ~glory. Wherefore on the words, "
161 1, 92 | that "man is the image and glory ~of God, but woman is the
162 1, 92 | of God, but woman is the glory of man," he adds his reason
163 1, 92 | conformity of grace and glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[93] A[
164 1, 92 | into the same image from glory to ~glory." But temporal
165 1, 92 | same image from glory to ~glory." But temporal things are
166 1, 92 | OBJ 4: By the vision of glory temporal things will be
167 1, 92 | nature, of grace, and of glory, as above explained (A[4]).
168 1, 94 | grace than grace is from ~glory, which is but grace consummated.
169 1, 94 | But in man grace precedes glory. ~Therefore much more did
170 1, 94 | 1~Reply OBJ 6: We merit glory by an act of grace; but
171 1, 96 | called ~incorruptibility of glory; because as Augustine says (
172 1, 96 | of guilt and the merit of glory; yet he did not recover ~
173 1, 96 | reward of the immortality of glory differs ~from the immortality
174 1, 96 | everyone; impassibility, glory, and power to ~the good,
175 1, 105 | nature, of grace, and of glory. But an angel is enlightened
176 1, 105 | Justifier; in the light of glory by ~the Beatifier; all of
177 1, 105 | light ~of nature, grace, or glory; but by strengthening his
178 1, 105 | nature, of grace, ~and of glory, as explained above.~Aquin.:
179 1, 105 | Moses asked: "Show me Thy glory," ~answered: "I will show
180 1, 105 | ignorance: "Who ~is this King of glory?" other angels, who knew,
181 1, 105 | Hosts, He is the King of glory," as Dionysius expounds (
182 1, 106 | superior: "Who is this King of ~Glory?"~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[107]
183 1, 107 | corrupted. ~The difference of glory will also ever remain in
184 1, 107 | gift of grace men can merit glory in such a ~degree as to
185 1, 108 | which is that of consummate glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[109] A[
186 1, 108 | light of the ~perfection of glory, then the demons are not
187 1, 111 | things immediately in the glory ~of the Divine Essence;
188 1, 112 | for the higher ~degree of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[113] A[
189 1, 113 | ordinance this tends to the glory of the elect.~Aquin.: SMT
190 1, 113 | former do it for their own glory; the latter, for the glory
191 1, 113 | glory; the latter, for the glory of God: the ~former, by
192 2, 2 | 3) Whether in fame or glory?~(4) Whether in power?~(
193 2, 2 | the only God be honor and glory." ~Therefore happiness consists
194 2, 2 | happiness consists in fame or glory?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[3]
195 2, 2 | s happiness consists in glory. For ~happiness seems to
196 2, 2 | in the world. But this is glory: for the ~Apostle says (
197 2, 2 | to ~be compared with the glory to come, that shall be revealed
198 2, 2 | Therefore happiness consists in glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[3]
199 2, 2 | knowledge of ~others by glory more than by anything else:
200 2, 2 | Contra Maxim. Arian. ii. 13], glory consists "in being well ~
201 2, 2 | s happiness consists in glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[3]
202 2, 2 | this seems to ~be fame or glory; because by this men attain
203 2, 2 | happiness consists in fame or glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[3]
204 2, 2 | it happens that fame ~or glory is false: for as Boethius
205 2, 2 | does not consist in fame or glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[3]
206 2, 2 | consist in human fame or glory. ~For glory consists "in
207 2, 2 | human fame or glory. ~For glory consists "in being well
208 2, 2 | cannot consist in fame or glory. On the other hand, man'
209 2, 2 | as on its cause, on the glory which man has with God; ~
210 2, 2 | For this ~reason human glory is frequently deceptive.
211 2, 2 | cannot be ~deceived, His glory is always true; hence it
212 2, 2 | speaks, then, not of the glory which is with ~men, but
213 2, 2 | is with ~men, but of the glory which is from God, with
214 2, 2 | shall confess him in the glory of His ~Father, before His
215 2, 2 | good which, through fame or glory, is in the ~knowledge of
216 2, 3 | Let not the wise man glory ~in his wisdom": and this
217 2, 3 | Let him that glorieth, ~glory in this, that he understandeth
218 2, 3 | Therefore man's ~final glory or happiness consists only
219 2, 4 | angels, and that will be ~its glory, which erstwhile was its
220 2, 4 | Scripture under the name of ~"glory." But glory consists in
221 2, 4 | the name of ~"glory." But glory consists in man's good being
222 2, 4 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: That glory which is essential to Happiness,
223 2, 5 | shall be satisfied when Thy glory ~shall appear"; and (Wis.
224 2, 5 | Lord will give grace ~and glory."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[5] A[
225 2, 5 | infinity. But the light of glory, ~whereby God is seen, is
226 2, 5 | brought many children into ~glory"; therefore, from the very
227 2, 19 | 2/2~But in the state of glory, every one will see in each
228 2, 35 | sins, or for the delay of glory, he ~merits the consolation
229 2, 65 | perfected in the future life, by glory; ~each of which things we
230 2, 67 | For in the future state of glory men will be like angels,
231 2, 67 | faith and the knowledge of glory differ ~as perfect from
232 2, 67 | compatible with the knowledge of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
233 2, 67 | sight." But those who are in glory are not absent from the
234 2, 67 | not remain in the ~life of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
235 2, 67 | after death, in the state of glory?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
236 2, 67 | death, in the state of ~glory. Because hope perfects the
237 2, 67 | future good; both for the glory of the ~body, which the
238 2, 67 | lit. xii, 35); and for the glory of the soul, according to
239 2, 67 | impossible in the life of glory, since there will no longer
240 2, 67 | fear which will remain in glory is not opposed to ~hope.
241 2, 67 | punishment, rather than hope of ~glory in the Blessed. Because
242 2, 67 | object of fear: but the glory of the saints has no succession,
243 2, 67 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: As to the glory of the soul, there can be
244 2, 67 | angels. With regard to the glory of the body, there can be
245 2, 67 | manner those who have the glory of the soul ~are not, properly
246 2, 67 | speaking, said to hope for the glory of the body, but ~only to
247 2, 67 | faith or hope remains in glory?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
248 2, 67 | faith and hope remains in glory. ~For when that which is
249 2, 67 | comparison with the light of ~glory, of which it is written (
250 2, 67 | remains with the light of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
251 2, 67 | faith and the perfection of glory are opposed ~to one another
252 2, 67 | remain. But in the state of glory not only is the ~object
253 2, 67 | remains after this life, in glory?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
254 2, 67 | remain after this life, in ~glory. Because according to 1
255 2, 67 | away when the perfection of glory is attained.~Aquin.: SMT
256 2, 67 | away by the perfection of glory, but ~remains identically
257 2, 68 | not remain in the state of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
258 2, 68 | will be in the ~state of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
259 2, 68 | operation ~in the state of glory. Considered in this way,
260 2, 68 | remain in ~the state of glory; just as we have stated
261 2, 68 | temptations. But in the state of glory, where all ~evil will have
262 2, 69 | Douay: 'satisfied'] when Thy glory shall appear." Again, it
263 2, 69 | reward, ~he is promised the glory of the Divine sonship, consisting
264 2, 69 | spirit, as ~regards the glory of the soul; but to those
265 2, 69 | promised as regards the glory of the body.~Aquin.: SMT
266 2, 79 | punishment of the lost to the glory of His justice.~Aquin.:
267 2, 81 | sins, and the obtaining of glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
268 2, 85 | immortality and impassibility of glory, which was begun in Him,
269 2, 85 | merit the ~impassibility of glory, in conformity with Christ.~
270 2, 86 | Thou hast ~stained thy glory": and it is written (Eph.
271 2, 87 | his ~soul's health and the glory of God. In such cases the
272 2, 87 | means - and also to ~the glory of God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
273 2, 88 | else you do; do all to the glory of God." Now whoever ~sins
274 2, 88 | sin is not done for God's glory. ~Consequently, since to
275 2, 88 | all his actions to the glory of God, does not therefore
276 2, 88 | refer an action to God's glory, it is enough to refer ~
277 2, 88 | of the human act to God's glory, and not habitual ~reference:
278 2, 98 | afterwards we read, "Show me Thy glory. Therefore He perceived
279 2, 100 | in ~the future life, by glory; which repose was also foreshadowed
280 2, 100 | 10:31): "Do all to the glory of God." Therefore the mode
281 2, 100 | works, he ~hath whereof to glory, but not before God." Hence
282 2, 101 | present: and the truth of the glory to come, which is ~not yet
283 2, 102 | to the state ~of future glory, in as much as we are brought
284 2, 102 | Holies, signified either the ~glory of heaven or the spiritual
285 2, 102 | house was filled with the glory of the Lord; wherefrom the
286 2, 102 | the earth is full of His glory" (Is. 6:1,3). And so the
287 2, 102 | left hand (are) riches and ~glory." And the priestly power
288 2, 102 | preparation for entrance into glory, to ~which the way was not
289 2, 102 | was to be ordained to the glory of God. Then he offered
290 2, 106 | belongs to the state of glory. Hence if a man sin after
291 2, 106 | have sinned and do need the glory of God" (Rm. ~3:23). Therefore
292 2, 108 | goods ought we to shun the glory of human favor.~Aquin.:
293 2, 108 | should not ~be done for human glory. And He mentions three works,
294 2, 108 | by men in order to gain glory. In the second place He
295 2, 109 | help even in the state of glory, when grace shall ~be fully
296 2, 110 | unto the praise of ~the glory of His grace."~Aquin.: SMT
297 2, 111 | good; the fifth, to reach glory. And hence ~grace, inasmuch
298 2, 111 | inasmuch as it ~pertains to glory, is not numerically distinct
299 2, 112 | Lord will give grace ~and glory."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[112]
300 2, 112 | already possessed - but of glory which is not yet ~possessed.
301 2, 112 | both in grace and in final glory as regards the subjects'
302 2, 112 | speaking of the gifts of glory, which ~have been given
303 2, 113 | quantity, and thus the gift of glory is greater ~than the gift
304 2, 113 | greater than the gift of glory that beatifies the just,
305 2, 113 | punishment, more than the gift of glory exceeds the worthiness of
306 2, 113 | justification are worthy of glory. Hence ~Augustine says: "
307 2, 114 | our goods not profit, but glory, i.e. the ~manifestation
308 2, 114 | inasmuch as we work for His glory.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114] A[
309 2, 114 | to be compared with the glory to come, that ~shall be
310 2, 114 | present, ~although unequal to glory in act, is equal to it virtually
311 2, 114 | only so as ~to reach the glory of life everlasting, but
312 2, 114 | brought many children into ~glory [to perfect] the Author
313 2, 114 | day," which is the day of ~glory. And thus the increase of
314 2, 114 | grace, ~which will be in glory; secondly, on the part of
315 2, 114 | that the perseverance ~of glory which is the term of the
316 2, 1 | Whom we have access" to the glory of the sons of God, according
317 2, 1 | third refers to the order of glory, and in relation to this ~
318 2, 1 | resurrection of the body, and the glory ~of the soul. Likewise they
319 2, 1 | and its ~consummation by glory, is also effected by the
320 2, 2 | 8): "Who is this king of glory?" and (Is. 63:1): ~"Who
321 2, 2 | for the consummation of glory, ~but not as it was intended
322 2, 5 | Blessed by the light of glory.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[5] A[1]
323 2, 6 | yourselves . . . that no man may glory . . ~. for it is the gift
324 2, 11 | especially lordship and glory, which belong to the vice ~
325 2, 13 | presumes that he can obtain glory without merits, or pardon
326 2, 17 | saints implies not only glory of ~the soul but also glory
327 2, 17 | glory of ~the soul but also glory of the body. Now the souls
328 2, 17 | heaven, look yet for the glory of their bodies (Apoc. 6:
329 2, 17 | for Him to hope for the glory of ~impassibility and immortality,
330 2, 17 | object of which is not the glory of the body but the enjoyment ~
331 2, 17 | principal object is the glory of the soul, which consists
332 2, 17 | enjoyment of God, and not the glory of the body. Moreover, although ~
333 2, 17 | Moreover, although ~the glory of the body is something
334 2, 17 | not so for one who has the glory of the soul; both ~because
335 2, 17 | soul; both ~because the glory of the body is a very small
336 2, 17 | thing as compared with the ~glory of the soul, and because
337 2, 17 | because one who has the glory of the soul has ~already
338 2, 17 | sufficient cause of the glory of the body.~Aquin.: SMT
339 2, 18 | reason of the perfection of glory. ~Therefore the avoidance
340 2, 18 | according to Rm. 5:2, "we . . . ~glory in the hope of the glory
341 2, 18 | glory in the hope of the glory of the sons of God." Therefore
342 2, 19 | than not to hope to receive glory from Him.~Aquin.: SMT SS
343 2, 20 | pardon without ~repenting, or glory without merits. This presumption
344 2, 20 | sins, and that He gives glory to those who cease from
345 2, 20 | miseriam] which is contrary to glory. ~Therefore presumption
346 2, 20 | owing to a great desire for ~glory, that a man attempts things
347 2, 20 | in the hope of obtaining glory without merits, or ~pardon
348 2, 20 | him or exclude him from glory, however much he might ~
349 2, 22 | according to Ps. 105:1: "Give glory to the Lord ~for He is good."
350 2, 23 | in gratuitous gifts, that glory is ~proportionate to grace.
351 2, 23 | In ~like manner grace and glory are referred to the same
352 2, 23 | else than a beginning of glory in us. But charity and nature
353 2, 24 | them to endure, to give glory to God and ~be useful to
354 2, 24 | natural gifts, unto God's glory.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[25] A[
355 2, 25 | away, but perfected, by glory. Now ~the order of charity
356 2, 27 | grieves for the delay of ~glory, is connected with the hindrance
357 2, 30 | intended, even as human glory, if not intended, does not
358 2, 34 | rejoices us, and again his glory, without any sin of envy, ~
359 2, 34 | those who love ~honor and glory are more envious." Therefore
360 2, 36 | vainglory to seek one's own glory. And just as people are
361 2, 42 | and as to the capacity for glory. Nor does it ~matter whether
362 2, 43 | mortal ~sin. For saints glory chiefly in such things as
363 2, 43 | according to 2 Cor. 1:12: "Our glory is this, the testimony ~
364 2, 43 | conscience." Now one ought not to glory in one's wisdom, according ~
365 2, 43 | 23: "Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom." Therefore ~
366 2, 43 | wisdom the saints do not glory, according to Prov. 30:2: "
367 2, 43 | not with Me": But they do glory in Divine wisdom according
368 2, 56 | preach the Gospel, it is no glory to me, for a necessity lieth
369 2, 62 | unhappiness of this life to ~the glory of heaven. Since then it
370 2, 62 | be received by God into glory.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
371 2, 67 | Whatever is opposed to the glory of God is a mortal ~sin,
372 2, 67 | precept to "do all to the glory of God" (1 ~Cor. 10:31).
373 2, 67 | 10:31). Now it is to the glory of God that the accused
374 2, 67 | to ~Achan, "My son, give glory to the Lord God of Israel,
375 2, 71 | lessen one's neighbor's glory. Nor does it follow from ~
376 2, 73 | and in his own eyes the glory of a good ~conscience, according
377 2, 73 | according to 2 Cor. 1:12, "Our glory is this, the testimony ~
378 2, 73 | his own eyes, he loses the glory of his ~conscience through
379 2, 79 | 10:31): "Do all to the glory of ~God." Now it belongs
380 2, 79 | preach the ~Gospel, it is no glory to me: a necessity lieth
381 2, 79 | but for the sake of His glory, and on account ~of its
382 2, 79 | He is of Himself full of glory to which no creature can
383 2, 81 | acquisition of grace and glory, which God alone gives, ~
384 2, 81 | Lord will give grace and glory." But in the ~second way
385 2, 81 | first, by our willing the glory of God, secondly, by willing
386 2, 81 | by willing to ~enjoy His glory. The first belongs to the
387 2, 81 | which we ask to come ~to the glory of His kingdom.~Aquin.:
388 2, 81 | the diffusion of God's glory among men. When we say, "
389 2, 81 | save that of the body's glory, and for this they pray.
390 2, 81 | to "do all things to the glory of God" (1 Cor. ~10:31).
391 2, 87 | also works for ~His own glory and for our good.~Aquin.:
392 2, 89 | sung, namely, for God's glory: and this is ~enough to
393 2, 91 | worship is that man may give glory to God, and submit to Him
394 2, 91 | may do conducing to God's glory, and ~subjecting his mind
395 2, 91 | not conducive to ~God's glory, nor raise man's mind to
396 2, 91 | done is done ~for God's glory: and this excludes the excess
397 2, 92 | says: "They changed the ~glory of the incorruptible God
398 2, 98 | to be compared with ~the glory to come, that shall be revealed
399 2, 101 | from praise, as also from glory. Now ~praise and glory consist
400 2, 101 | from glory. Now ~praise and glory consist of external things.
401 2, 101 | 103] A[1] R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~Glory is the effect of honor and
402 2, 101 | knowledge of many. The word "glory" signifies this, for "glory"
403 2, 101 | glory" signifies this, for "glory" is the ~same as {kleria},
404 2, 101 | Rm. 16:27 observes ~that glory is "clear knowledge together
405 2, 101 | according to ~the hope of glory of the children of God":
406 2, 107 | I should have a mind to glory, I shall not be foolish:
407 2, 109 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Gain or glory is the remote end of the
408 2, 110 | might show the riches of the glory" and "of his kingdom, and
409 2, 110 | frequently aims at obtaining glory through ~his boasting, and
410 2, 110 | not only for the sake of glory, but also for ~the sake
411 2, 110 | sometimes ~for the sake of glory or honor, sometimes for
412 2, 110 | outward ~deeds so to seek the glory of their author, that they
413 2, 110 | which is contrary to God's glory - thus it is said in the
414 2, 110 | boasts for the sake of glory or honor." Yet it is not
415 2, 110 | To boast for the sake of glory or gain seen to involve
416 2, 111 | because by both do men ~seek glory.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[113] A[
417 2, 115 | of others, or for God's glory. Thus ~it derives a certain
418 2, 122 | of ~eternity through the glory of martyrdom." Therefore
419 2, 122 | obtained by ~God's grace the glory of martyrdom which others
420 2, 122 | conducive to the acquisition of glory through the baptismal ~grace,
421 2, 122 | faith in Christ gives the glory of martyrdom to those who ~
422 2, 127 | fast the confidence and glory of hope unto ~the end."
423 2, 130 | inquiry:~(1) Whether desire of glory is a sin?~(2) Whether it
424 2, 130 | 1 ~Whether the desire of glory is a sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS
425 2, 130 | seems that the desire of glory is not a sin. For no one
426 2, 130 | children." Now by seeking glory man ~seems to imitate God,
427 2, 130 | to imitate God, Who seeks glory from men: wherefore it is
428 2, 130 | have created him for ~My glory." Therefore the desire for
429 2, 130 | Therefore the desire for glory is not a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
430 2, 130 | sin. Now the desire of glory incites men to do good.
431 2, 130 | Tusc. Quaest. i) that "glory inflames every man to strive
432 2, 130 | utmost": ~and in Holy Writ glory is promised for good works,
433 2, 130 | patience in good work . . . glory and ~honor" [*Vulg.: 'Who
434 2, 130 | them indeed who . . . seek glory and honor and incorruption,
435 2, 130 | Therefore the desire for glory is not a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
436 2, 130 | De Invent. Rhet. ii) that glory is ~"consistent good report
437 2, 130 | Maximin. iii), viz. that ~glory is, "as it were, clear knowledge
438 2, 130 | Para. 1/3~I answer that, Glory signifies a certain clarity,
439 2, 130 | display: ~wherefore the word glory properly denotes the display
440 2, 130 | it follows that the word glory ~properly denotes that somebody'
441 2, 130 | But if we take the word glory in a broader sense, it not
442 2, 130 | men." Hence the desire for glory does not, of itself, denote
443 2, 130 | desire for empty or vain glory denotes a sin: for it is ~
444 2, 130 | A[1] Body Para. 3/3~Now glory may be called vain in three
445 2, 130 | thing for which one seeks glory: as when a man seeks glory
446 2, 130 | glory: as when a man seeks glory for that which ~is unworthy
447 2, 130 | that which ~is unworthy of glory, for instance when he seeks
448 2, 130 | of him from whom he seeks glory, ~for instance a man whose
449 2, 130 | the man himself who seeks glory, for that he does not refer
450 2, 130 | refer the desire of ~his own glory to a due end, such as God'
451 2, 130 | evident that God ~seeks glory, not for His own sake, but
452 2, 130 | may ~rightly seek his own glory for the good of others,
453 2, 130 | God is not vain but true glory: ~it is this glory that
454 2, 130 | true glory: ~it is this glory that is promised as a reward
455 2, 130 | He that glorieth let him glory in ~the Lord, for not he
456 2, 130 | through desire for human glory, as also through the desire
457 2, 130 | deeds for ~the sake of human glory, as Augustine proves (De
458 2, 130 | beware of the desire for ~glory, since it enslaves the mind,
459 2, 130 | above (Q[103], A[1], ad 3), glory is an effect ~of honor and
460 2, 130 | follows that it also is about glory: seeing that as a man ~uses
461 2, 130 | moderately, so too does he use glory in moderation. Wherefore ~
462 2, 130 | Wherefore ~inordinate desire of glory is directly opposed to magnanimity.~
463 2, 130 | much of little things as to glory in them is ~itself opposed
464 2, 130 | inconsistent with magnanimity to glory ~in things that are not;
465 2, 130 | magnanimity for a man to glory in the testimony of ~human
466 2, 130 | of excess, ~because the glory which he seeks is something
467 2, 130 | 8): "I ~will not give My glory to another," and (1 Tim.
468 2, 130 | the only ~God be honor and glory." Therefore vainglory is
469 2, 130 | against the love of human glory he does not perceive its
470 2, 130 | received, why dost thou glory, as if thou hadst not received
471 2, 130 | Let not the wise man glory in his ~wisdom, and let
472 2, 130 | and let not the strong man glory in his strength, and let
473 2, 130 | and let not the ~rich man glory in his riches. But let him
474 2, 130 | But let him that glorieth glory in this, ~that he understandeth
475 2, 130 | 43): "For they loved the glory of men more than the glory ~
476 2, 130 | glory of men more than the glory ~of God."~Aquin.: SMT SS
477 2, 130 | refers his intention to glory as his last ~end: so that
478 2, 130 | faith, if the heart desires glory more than it fears or loves
479 2, 130 | you believe, who receive glory one ~from another, and the
480 2, 130 | one ~from another, and the glory which is from God alone,
481 2, 130 | however, the love of human glory, though it be vain, be not ~
482 2, 130 | intention of him that seeks glory, it is not a mortal but
483 2, 130 | belongs to God alone. For the glory due to God alone ~differs
484 2, 130 | alone ~differs from the glory due to a virtuous or rich
485 2, 130 | seem to take precedence of glory, for this ~is its effect.
486 2, 130 | appetible good, since human glory is ~apparently a frail thing,
487 2, 130 | whereby man ~acquires honor, glory seems to be the most conducive
488 2, 130 | Wherefore, just as by the glory ~which is in God's sight
489 2, 130 | Divine things, so too by ~the glory which is in the sight of
490 2, 130 | stand in relation ~to glory as the causes from which
491 2, 130 | which it proceeds, so that glory is compared ~to them as
492 2, 130 | gain, ~but more often to glory and honor, and thus it is
493 2, 139 | for ~riches or for worldly glory: wherefore it is written (
494 2, 140 | seemingly opposed to honor and glory. Now ~honor is due to excellence,
495 2, 140 | above (Q[103], A[1]), and glory ~denotes clarity (Q[103],
496 2, 142 | Ps. 51:3, ~"Why dost thou glory in malice?" Therefore shamefacedness
497 2, 142 | just as the clarity of glory consists ~in a person being
498 2, 143 | which is ~characteristic of glory: whereas the honest regards
499 2, 143 | honor. Since then honor and glory differ, as stated above (
500 2, 143 | above (Q[103], A[1], ad 3), glory is the effect ~of honor:
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