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Part, Question
501 2, 81 | your Father ~from heaven give the good Spirit to them
502 2, 81 | unless ~He were willing to give"; and Chrysostom [*Cf. Catena
503 2, 81 | it has been received, we ~give thanks for it. Intercession
504 2, 83 | are ~offered to God. These give rise to a twofold consideration: (
505 2, 83 | Peter ~or Paul. But we give thanks to God for their
506 2, 83 | Sacerdotes': Those who give or administer ~sacred things (
507 2, 84 | Further, if anyone is bound to give a certain thing to the ~
508 2, 84 | the ~Church, and fails to give it, he can be compelled
509 2, 84 | weaker than thyself and give some of the spoil to the ~
510 2, 84 | condemns, Mt. 15:5), or if it give rise to scandal ~or contempt,
511 2, 84 | our fathers, that He would give it us." Therefore other
512 2, 84 | for those who had most to give the priests a ~fortieth
513 2, 85 | dictate that one ~ought to give a tenth part, rather than
514 2, 85 | things that ~Thou shalt give to me, I will offer tithes
515 2, 85 | remaining eleven tribes should give ~one-tenth part of their
516 2, 85 | people of the New Law should give less to the ministers of
517 2, 85 | again Jacob made a vow to ~give tithes [*Gn. 28:20], although
518 2, 85 | our Lord commanded us to ~give to the poor not merely the
519 2, 85 | That which remaineth, give alms." Moreover the ~tithes
520 2, 85 | Nevertheless those who do not give tithes in places where the
521 2, 85 | that men are not bound to give tithes of all ~things. The
522 2, 85 | things that Thou ~shalt give to me, I will offer tithes
523 2, 86 | deflowered; or when a man vows to give a sum of money, and ~afterwards
524 2, 86 | Him." And just as what we give God is useful not to ~Him
525 2, 86 | as he ~binds himself to give it: even as a thing is said
526 2, 86 | also one who promises to give.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
527 2, 87 | lack of truth, for many give way to lying, according
528 2, 87 | 3: A person is called to give witness, in order that he
529 2, 87 | it belongs to religion to give worship to God, as Tully ~
530 2, 87 | 3) that "to swear is to give very great honor." Now to
531 2, 87 | swear by creatures so as to give ~them the reverence due
532 2, 87 | before him, that he would give her what she would ask ~
533 2, 87 | promise to serve him, or to give him money: and from such
534 2, 87 | instance, "provided he give his consent" or some such
535 2, 89 | according to Apoc. 14, "Give praise to our God, all ye
536 2, 89 | according to Ps. 32:2,3: "Give praise to the Lord on the ~
537 2, 89 | singing, so long as they give all their ~attention to
538 2, 89 | for it behooves them to give their ~whole time to the
539 2, 90 | is in the first place to give reverence to ~God, and in
540 2, 91 | worship is that man may give glory to God, and submit
541 2, 92 | belongs to superstition to give divine honor to whom ~that
542 2, 92 | Therefore it is superstition to give ~worship to any creature
543 2, 92 | seem to be for a man to give royal honor to another ~
544 2, 92 | seems to be ~for a man to give God's honor to a creature,
545 2, 92 | or compel him: so as to give birth to the magic arts
546 2, 93 | expressly called upon to give his help, or else ~thrusts
547 2, 93 | which it ~behooves thee to give to him who hath not, and
548 2, 93 | by lot to whom thou shalt give that which thou canst not
549 2, 93 | that which thou canst not give ~to both."~Aquin.: SMT SS
550 2, 94 | disciples (Lk. 21:15): "I will give you a mouth and ~wisdom,
551 2, 94 | Lord's Prayer, so as to give honor to none but God ~the
552 2, 95 | aids, ~so as to be freer to give their time to the word of
553 2, 95 | Reply OBJ 3: God wished to give a sign to Achaz, not for
554 2, 95 | than idolatry, whereby we give to a creature the ~honor
555 2, 95 | is ~a very great sin to give to a creature the honor
556 2, 95 | incommunicable. Consequently to give divine reverence to ~another
557 2, 96 | enter religion, or not to give ~an alms, or the like, is
558 2, 98 | have you received, freely give."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100]
559 2, 98 | it is always unlawful to give money for the sacraments?~
560 2, 98 | is not always unlawful to give money for ~the sacraments.
561 2, 98 | lawful in ~certain cases to give money for Baptism, for instance
562 2, 98 | custom in some places to give something in the consecration
563 2, 98 | seemingly, ~in such a case to give money for a bishopric or
564 2, 98 | say ~that it is lawful to give money for Matrimony because
565 2, 98 | Consequently it is lawful to give money for Matrimony ~considered
566 2, 98 | Whether it is lawful to give and receive money for spiritual
567 2, 98 | seems that it is lawful to give and receive money for ~spiritual
568 2, 98 | seem that it is ~lawful to give and receive money for a
569 2, 98 | actions; but to receive or give something for the support
570 2, 98 | those who are unwilling to give, by withholding spiritual
571 2, 98 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Those who give alms to the poor in order
572 2, 98 | of their prayers do not give with the intent of ~buying
573 2, 98 | labor (which he is bound to give, as a duty ~arising out
574 2, 98 | is unlawful to agree to give or receive something for
575 2, 98 | 4: A hypocrite does not give a spiritual thing for the
576 2, 98 | that has not the ~power to give. Therefore a bishop does
577 2, 98 | instance, if a steward were to give some of ~his lord's property
578 2, 98 | have you ~received, freely give." Wherefore whosoever acquires
579 2, 98 | point, one ought not to give credence to another's sin,
580 2, 99 | it belongs to religion to give worship to God, so ~does
581 2, 99 | in the second place, to give worship to one's ~parents
582 2, 99 | Dei x), "we are said to give homage ~to those whose memory
583 2, 99 | is proper to religion to give worship to God. But ~piety
584 2, 99 | Further, piety, whereby we give our country worship and
585 2, 99 | Reply OBJ 3: Whatever we give our parents out of piety
586 2, 99 | their service, ~so as to give more time to religion.~Aquin.:
587 2, 100 | science and virtue does not ~give him the character of a principle
588 2, 102 | xxxv), "When we humbly give way to another's voice,
589 2, 102 | suffer even martyrdom, or to give all one's ~goods to the
590 2, 103 | person commanding should give rise to reverence for his ~
591 2, 104 | Whether man is always bound to give thanks for human favors?~(
592 2, 104 | or gratitude, whereby we give thanks to our benefactors.
593 2, 104 | innocent is more bound to give thanks to God than the ~
594 2, 104 | innocent is more bound to give thanks to God ~than the
595 2, 104 | the more one is bound to give Him thanks. Now the gift
596 2, 104 | innocent is more bound to give thanks to God than the penitent.~
597 2, 104 | innocent is also more bound to give ~thanks than the penitent.~
598 2, 104 | innocent is more bound to give thanks than the penitent.~
599 2, 104 | penitent is more ~bound to give thanks than the innocent,
600 2, 104 | Whether a man is bound to give thanks to every benefactor?~
601 2, 104 | the a man is not bound to give thanks to every ~benefactor.
602 2, 104 | Thess. 5:18): "In all things give ~thanks."~Aquin.: SMT SS
603 2, 104 | something ~he was not bound to give, so on the other hand the
604 2, 107 | seems proper ~to justice to give another man his due. But,
605 2, 107 | truth, one does not seem to give another man his due, as
606 2, 107 | s chief intention is to give another man his due. Hence
607 2, 107 | prudent ~because exaggerations give annoyance." For those who
608 2, 108 | lawful ~to steal in order to give an alms, except perhaps
609 2, 112 | pleasures, but fears to give pain." Therefore this kind
610 2, 112 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, to give equal things to those who
611 2, 115 | Whether it pertains thereto to give rather than to take?~(5)
612 2, 115 | nor to keep money, but to give it ~away."~Aquin.: SMT SS
613 2, 115 | for they have nothing to give; ~and many give or spend
614 2, 115 | nothing to give; ~and many give or spend liberally who are
615 2, 115 | belong to a liberal man so to give away his ~riches that nothing
616 2, 115 | liberality genuine if you ~give for the sake of boasting
617 2, 115 | says (Ethic. iv, 1): "We give the name of money to anything ~
618 2, 115 | liberal man, not only to give but also ~to receive and
619 2, 115 | a liberal man chiefly to give?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[117] A[
620 2, 115 | liberal man chiefly to ~give. For liberality, like all
621 2, 115 | he has given, nor does he give to all, as stated in Ethic.
622 2, 115 | chiefly to a liberal man to give.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[117] A[
623 2, 115 | to spend rather than to ~give.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[117] A[
624 2, 115 | money, and consequently to give it in a ~fitting manner,
625 2, 115 | reason, too, ~he does not give to all: since his act would
626 2, 115 | would be hindered were he to give ~to everyone: for he would
627 2, 115 | were fitting for him to give.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[117] A[
628 2, 115 | pleasing to many Should give often, ~take seldom, ask
629 2, 115 | makes provision in order to give certain ~things according
630 2, 115 | chiefly to liberality to give becomingly, as ~stated (
631 2, 116 | what they had given, and give but little."~Aquin.: SMT
632 2, 116 | bound by a ~legal debt to give of his goods to the poor,
633 2, 116 | expenses, allow the mind ~to give way to covetousness. And
634 2, 116 | last end does. Now riches give great ~promise of self-sufficiency,
635 2, 117 | illiberality, to which we give ~here the name of covetousness.~
636 2, 117 | of ~this world . . . to give easily, to communicate to
637 2, 117 | what'] thou ~hast, and give to the poor." Therefore
638 2, 117 | inordinately, namely, to give pleasure to ~others, or
639 2, 117 | the rich to be ready to give and ~communicate their riches,
640 2, 117 | be. For ~sometimes they give much to those who ought
641 2, 117 | whereas to the good they give nothing."~Aquin.: SMT SS
642 2, 117 | must reply that those who give all ~their possessions with
643 2, 117 | is the mark of a fool to give too much and ~receive nothing."
644 2, 117 | riches . . . yet doth not give him the power ~to eat thereof."
645 2, 117 | others lest he be forced to give to others.~Aquin.: SMT SS
646 2, 120 | cannot at the same time give due worship to God, according
647 2, 120 | it belongs to religion to give worship to God: and ~just
648 2, 120 | necessary in due sequence to give certain precepts pertaining
649 2, 122 | inflicted. Nor ~ought a man to give another an occasion of acting
650 2, 122 | greater perfection that a man give ~his soul to God, which
651 2, 122 | obedience, than that he give God his ~body, which is
652 2, 122 | that a man ~hath he will give for his soul" [Douay: 'life']
653 2, 123 | death he were to promise or give something to a robber, and
654 2, 123 | guilty of sin were he to give to sinners, rather than
655 2, 123 | good to ~whom he should give in preference. On the other
656 2, 127 | doing ~the mind seems to give way to external evils. Wherefore
657 2, 127 | belongs to magnanimity to ~give way neither to a troubled
658 2, 130 | Take heed, that you do not ~give justice before men, to be
659 2, 130 | Is. 42:8): "I ~will not give My glory to another," and (
660 2, 130 | whereby a man is unwilling to give up his own will, and agree
661 2, 130 | reproved for presuming to give alms as ~though this were
662 2, 134 | against sorrow, lest reason give way to sorrow: and this
663 2, 134 | bearing ~hardships: for these give rise first to sorrow, which
664 2, 137 | does not go so far as to give confidence ~of overcoming
665 2, 139 | others, for which reason ~we give the greatest honor to the
666 2, 143 | knowledge." And this suffices to give a thing the character of
667 2, 147 | the case where this would give ~scandal to certain people.~
668 2, 147 | according to Prov. ~31:4, "Give not wine to kings," and
669 2, 147 | further on (Prov. 31:6), "Give strong ~drink to them that
670 2, 148 | if ~they be compelled to give up the habit." Therefore
671 2, 148 | these things must either give them up or be ~excommunicated;
672 2, 149 | Perseverantia xx): "We must give ~praise to purity, that
673 2, 150 | commandment of the Lord: but I give counsel." Therefore ~virginity
674 2, 150 | in order more freely to ~give himself to the contemplation
675 2, 150 | since for this ~end they give up their own will and all
676 2, 152 | the maid's father will not give her to him, he ~shall give
677 2, 152 | give her to him, he ~shall give money according to the dowry,
678 2, 152 | that lay with her shall give to the father of the maid
679 2, 153 | lesser goods, in order to ~give its whole attention to the
680 2, 159 | humility; since he does not give scandal, although others ~
681 2, 161 | should live better, and give an ~example of good deeds
682 2, 164 | joyful, that thou mayest give an answer to him that ~reproacheth."
683 2, 166 | use of them, in order to give rest, as it were, to the ~
684 2, 166 | operations, while sometimes they ~give alms to the poor. Wherefore
685 2, 166 | Tract. c. in Joan.) that "to give one's ~property to comedians
686 2, 167 | through a man's neglect to give the requisite study or ~
687 2, 167 | cannot without sin desire to ~give lustful pleasure to those
688 2, 168 | Now it was not possible to give any common ~affirmative
689 2, 170 | a ~soul for prophecy and give it the prophetic grace,
690 2, 170 | those whom He judges best to give it to.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
691 2, 178 | the knowledge that they give us more delight than any
692 2, 179 | that "the active life is to give bread to the hungry," and
693 2, 179 | he ~adds finally, "and to give to each and every one whatever
694 2, 179 | The active life is ~to give bread to the hungry, to
695 2, 180 | action, and ~at the same time give oneself to Divine contemplation.
696 2, 180 | interior passions which give rise to the phantasms whereby
697 2, 180 | any hard work to do ~they give way at the very outset."
698 2, 182 | what'] thou ~hast, and give to the poor . . . and come,
699 2, 182 | sell all thou hast, and give to ~the poor"; and something
700 2, 182 | in order more ~freely to give himself to the service of
701 2, 182 | in order ~more freely to give themselves to God, wherein
702 2, 182 | what'] "thou hast, and give to the poor"; and ~religious
703 2, 182 | prepared to ~renounce or give away all: and this belongs
704 2, 183 | apparently it is not unlawful ~to give up the episcopal cure.~Aquin.:
705 2, 183 | what] thou hast, and give to the poor . . . ~and come,
706 2, 183 | all ~"that thou hast, and give to the poor" (Mt. 19:17,
707 2, 183 | bishops sin mortally if they give not to the poor ~that which
708 2, 183 | keep for themselves, or give to their relations or friends,
709 2, 183 | bishops sin mortally if they give not to the poor the surplus
710 2, 183 | contrary, Many bishops do not give their surplus to the poor,
711 2, 183 | case ~they are not bound to give these things to others,
712 2, 183 | assigned to his ~own use, and give it to his relations or others,
713 2, 183 | rich with what you ~can give to the poor."~Aquin.: SMT
714 2, 184 | religious ~antonomastically, who give themselves up entirely to
715 2, 184 | be unlawful for a ~man to give up all he possesses; since
716 2, 184 | which the faithful are to give alms saying: "If the will ~
717 2, 184 | nothing away, we must not give up these temporal ~things
718 2, 184 | what'] thou hast, and give to ~the poor . . . and come,
719 2, 184 | it were better not to give: but he feared for the weak,
720 2, 184 | whom he ~admonished so to give as not to suffer privation."
721 2, 184 | what'] thou ~hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt
722 2, 184 | It is a good thing to give away one's ~goods by dispensing
723 2, 184 | the poor: it is better to give them away once ~for all
724 2, 184 | what'] thou hast, and give to the poor, and follow
725 2, 184 | those who ~live in religion give themselves wholly and their
726 2, 184 | account, because man ~can give nothing greater to God,
727 2, 184 | what'] ~thou hast, and give to the poor," without any
728 2, 184 | perfection requires ~that a man give "his whole life" to God.
729 2, 184 | But a man cannot actually give ~God his whole life, because
730 2, 184 | successive. Hence a man cannot give his whole life to ~God otherwise
731 2, 184 | services that we can lawfully give, is our ~liberty, which
732 2, 184 | than seculars, who partly give themselves and their possessions
733 2, 185 | apostles, to preach, baptize, give communion, pray for ~sinners,
734 2, 185 | religious state ~does not give them the power to do these
735 2, 185 | their ~being monks does not give monks the power to do these
736 2, 185 | for ~its own sake is to give themselves to God. Yet if
737 2, 185 | servants of God, because they give themselves ~entirely to
738 2, 185 | possess," says: ~"Not only give your clothes to the poor,
739 2, 185 | wherewith to live or to give alms." Now it belongs properly
740 2, 185 | belong to ~them to live and give alms through the labor of
741 2, 185 | he may have something to give to him that suffereth need." ~
742 2, 185 | under an obligation to ~give alms, and has no other means
743 2, 185 | like the craftsmen who give tongue to fable telling
744 2, 185 | prayers in the church, ~or give public lectures in the schools.
745 2, 185 | you?" Thirdly, in order to give an example ~of work to the
746 2, 185 | day . . . that we might give ourselves a pattern unto
747 2, 185 | But it is more ~perfect to give than to receive alms; for
748 2, 185 | a more blessed thing to give, rather than to receive."
749 2, 185 | but rather should they give alms of their ~handiwork.~
750 2, 185 | Thess. 3:9, "That we ~might give ourselves a pattern unto
751 2, 185 | Thess. 3:9, "That we might give ~ourselves a pattern," etc.,
752 2, 185 | the ~esteem of others, and give scandal to the weak: and
753 2, 185 | accepting ~alms, but also to give what they have for the support
754 2, 185 | equal, it is more perfect to give than ~to receive. Nevertheless
755 2, 185 | receive. Nevertheless to give or to give up all one's
756 2, 185 | Nevertheless to give or to give up all one's possessions
757 2, 185 | livelihood is better ~than to give to the poor part by part,
758 2, 186 | for it is praiseworthy to give away ~one's own, but not
759 2, 186 | shine, so is it better to give to others the ~fruits of
760 2, 186 | what'] thou hast and give to the ~poor." Hence it
761 2, 186 | themselves or ~through others, to give hospitality or to assist
762 2, 186 | festival day, or that he should give ~something to the poor."
763 2, 186 | the approach of all, and give their ~whole mind to a life
764 2, 187 | sell all thou hast and give to ~the poor?" But this
765 2, 187 | Further, no one should give another an occasion of falling; ~
766 2, 187 | the Roman ~nobles began to give their sons to the blessed
767 2, 187 | under an obligation to give an account to someone or
768 2, 187 | in many cases it might ~give rise to scandal. Therefore
769 2, 187 | on (Ecclus. 37:14,15), "Give no heed to these ~in any
770 3, 1 | so loved the world as to give His ~only-begotten Son,
771 3, 1 | again, and tomorrow I will give to ~thee, when thou canst
772 3, 1 | to ~thee, when thou canst give at present." Therefore God
773 3, 1 | if the physician were to give the medicine at the very ~
774 3, 3 | be ~together, which would give rise to confusion of natures.
775 3, 3 | came I into ~the world, to give testimony to the truth."
776 3, 4 | so loved the world as to give His ~only-begotten Son."
777 3, 4 | Son." But love makes us give ourselves to our friends
778 3, 7 | Ps. 83:12: "The Lord will give grace and glory." And hence ~
779 3, 7 | Lord to have ordered him to give something to ~the poor.
780 3, 7 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to give and to receive gifts would
781 3, 7 | belong to ~the same; since to give pertains to one who has,
782 3, 7 | it belongs to Christ to give gifts according to ~Ps.
783 3, 7 | 3:34): "For God doth not give the Spirit by measure to ~
784 3, 7 | that the Father "doth not give the Spirit ~by measure,"
785 3, 8 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: To give grace or the Holy Ghost
786 3, 8 | other ~saints are said to give the Holy Ghost instrumentally,
787 3, 8 | Therefore Christ as man does not give life ~to angels, and hence
788 3, 12 | the world; that I should give ~testimony to the truth."
789 3, 12 | age; and hence He did not give ~ear to hearing the lessons
790 3, 15 | Reply OBJ 5: A penitent can give a praiseworthy example,
791 3, 15 | the ~Stoics, who did not give the name of passions to
792 3, 17 | its form. But it does not give the Divine being, since
793 3, 17 | actually animated, which is to give it the complement of its ~
794 3, 19 | is indeed human, but to give hale steps to ~sickly limbs,
795 3, 20 | Trin. i, 8): "Christ will give the ~kingdom to God and
796 3, 21 | be unknown." Secondly, to give us an example ~of prayer;
797 3, 21 | to His Father in order to give us an example of praying; ~
798 3, 21 | example, that we ~should give thanks for benefits received,
799 3, 22 | according to Jer. 31:33: "I will give ~My law in their bowels."
800 3, 22 | Some editions, however, give the following reply:~Reply
801 3, 22 | wherefore again we say: "Give us this ~day our daily bread."
802 3, 24 | God in power": so as to give us to ~understand that in
803 3, 25 | which the demons used to give in them, ~and on account
804 3, 25 | of ~"latria." Whereas we give the adoration of "latria"
805 3, 25 | the solemn passion-tide:~Give to the just increase of
806 3, 25 | just increase of grace,~Give to each contrite sinner
807 3, 25 | relics, so that thereby ~we give honor to Him Whose martyrs [*
808 3, 27 | celebration of this feast does not give us ~to understand that she
809 3, 28 | commandment of the Lord; but I give counsel." But the perfection ~
810 3, 30 | desirous that Christ should give them more ~perfect knowledge
811 3, 31 | virgin should conceive and give birth: that thou mightest
812 3, 32 | so loved the ~world as to give His only-begotten Son."~
813 3, 32 | third, he says: "And to give birth" to Him, i.e. that
814 3, 34 | is generated, begins to ~give heat and light. The action
815 3, 35 | the world; that I should give testimony to the ~truth."
816 3, 37 | of the Law, ~in order to give an example of humility and
817 3, 38 | and which John could not give, but ~only preach, saying: "
818 3, 38 | come, shows that he did not give the baptism of Christ, ~
819 3, 40 | the ~world, that I should give testimony to the truth."
820 3, 40 | was fitting that He should give men ~confidence in approaching
821 3, 40 | therefore our Lord ~wished to give men an example of either
822 3, 40 | after baptism thou shouldst give thyself up, ~not to luxury,
823 3, 40 | is written (Prov. 30:8): "Give me ~neither beggary nor
824 3, 40 | neither beggary nor riches; give me only the necessaries
825 3, 40 | God's word ~may be able to give all their time to preaching,
826 3, 40 | clothing. ~But as this might give scandal to the heathens,
827 3, 41 | 3/4~Thirdly, in order to give us an example: to teach
828 3, 41 | to be tempted in order to give us an ~example, as stated
829 3, 41 | temptation. First, in order to give us an example. For since
830 3, 41 | after baptism thou shouldst give ~thyself up, not to luxury,
831 3, 41 | enforcing His power, "so as to give more honor to His human ~
832 3, 41 | All these things will I give Thee, ~if, falling down,
833 3, 42 | shall overcome . . . I will give him power over the ~nations . . .
834 3, 42 | according to Ex. ~24:12: "I will give thee" two "tables of stone
835 3, 43 | themselves . . . give testimony to Me."~Aquin.:
836 3, 43 | perfect . . . themselves . . . give testimony of Me."~Aquin.:
837 3, 44 | in His praise. First, to give us ~an example. For, as
838 3, 44 | the Pharisees asked Him to give "a sign from heaven," He ~
839 3, 44 | them (Lk. 21:15): "I will give you a mouth and wisdom"
840 3, 45 | that "all the prophets give ~testimony" to Christ. Therefore
841 3, 45 | from heaven, He refused to give one; whereas here in ~order
842 3, 45 | the resurrection will He give His elect the clarity of
843 3, 45 | Reply OBJ 3: Christ came to give grace actually, and to promise
844 3, 46 | God's Wisdom became man to give us an example in ~righteousness
845 3, 47 | charity, and consequently ~we give praise to both: but Judas
846 3, 47 | Ask of Me, and I will give Thee the Gentiles for Thy ~
847 3, 47 | Ask of Me, and I ~will give Thee the Gentiles for Thy
848 3, 47 | Ask of Me, and I will give Thee the Gentiles for Thy
849 3, 49 | tempting he had induced to ~give consent.~Aquin.: SMT TP
850 3, 49 | loved ~the world, as to give His only-begotten Son."
851 3, 51 | and on Is. 53:9: "He shall give the ungodly for His burial," ~
852 3, 51 | a gloss says: "He shall give to God and the Father the
853 3, 51 | return to dust so as to give to them ~who have returned
854 3, 54 | glorified? [*Some editions give this article ~as the third,
855 3, 55 | she may be permitted to give familiar instruction to
856 3, 55 | power did the apostles ~give testimony to the Resurrection
857 3, 58 | shall ~overcome, I will give to sit with Me in My throne:
858 3, 58 | left ~hand, is not Mine to give to you, but to them for
859 3, 59 | and prove the reins: who give to every one according to ~
860 3, 59 | 32): "The Lord God shall give unto Him the ~throne of
861 3, 61 | Divine will that God should give man certain sacraments for
862 3, 62 | 83:12: ~"The Lord will give grace and glory." Since,
863 3, 62 | sacraments are employed. And they give as an example a man who
864 3, 63 | 83:12): "The Lord will give grace and glory." Therefore
865 3, 64 | neither, therefore, ~could He give them the power of making
866 3, 64 | gloss says that "He could give power of ~authority in baptizing,
867 3, 64 | it seems that they cannot give grace, for "no ~one gives
868 3, 64 | Church so as to be unable to give angels power to ~administer
869 3, 66 | substantial form, which art cannot give; for whatever form is given
870 3, 66 | everyone that asketh" him to give "a reason of his faith" (
871 3, 67 | Baptism. Therefore he cannot ~give it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67]
872 3, 67 | themselves instructed ~can give instruction. But even the
873 3, 68 | the sacrament of Baptism give salvation ~to a man whose
874 3, 68 | she does not intend to give Baptism save to those who
875 3, 68 | man who is unwilling to give up his other sins, so neither
876 3, 70 | Christ's Passion, it would give entrance to the kingdom.~
877 3, 71 | come to the right age, will give ~its assent to faith. Therefore
878 3, 72 | virtue of his office, can give the sacrament ~of Baptism:
879 3, 72 | that bishops should not give the Holy Ghost with ~imposition
880 3, 74 | people. Consequently we give order that no priest ~shall
881 3, 75 | s original division, and give the one to which he ~subsequently
882 3, 75 | Ps. 4 [*On Ps. 98:9]: ~"Give a spiritual meaning to what
883 3, 78 | New Testament . . . I will give ~My laws into their mind" (
884 3, 79 | The bread which I will give, ~is My flesh for the life
885 3, 80 | proper species, He did not ~give Himself to be touched by
886 3, 80 | Lord gave this command: "Give not that which is holy to
887 3, 80 | casting holy things to dogs to give this sacrament to ~sinners.
888 3, 80 | signification. i.e. to ~give us to understand that Christ,
889 3, 80 | objection), because they do not give much nourishment, but are
890 3, 80 | 3), teaches us to pray, "Give us this day our ~daily bread":
891 3, 80 | our Lord said (Lk. 11:3), "Give us this day our ~daily bread,"
892 3, 81 | of body did He receive or give, namely, was it passible
893 3, 81 | seems that Christ did not give His body to Judas. Because,
894 3, 81 | the ~command (Mt. 7:6): "Give not that which is holy to
895 3, 81 | sinner, seemingly He did not give him His body and ~blood.~
896 3, 81 | held that Christ did ~not give His body and blood to Judas.
897 3, 81 | supper, because He did not give it in mortal and passible ~
898 3, 82 | sacraments the minister does not give the ~sacrament to himself:
899 3, 82 | be bound to do so, and to give ~the sacraments to the people,
900 3, 83 | us to pray (Lk. ~11:3): "Give us this day our daily bread":
901 3, 83 | A[5]), Christ wished to give ~this sacrament last of
902 3, 84 | from sins, so also did He give them the power "to heal
903 3, 84 | lame man: "What I have, I ~give thee: In the name of Jesus
904 3, 84 | 16:19): "To thee will I give ~the keys of the kingdom
905 3, 85 | written (Dt. 5:29): "Who shall give ~them to have such a mind,
906 3, 86 | except certain things ~which give them pleasure, forgetting
907 3, 86 | much torment and sorrow give ye to her."~Aquin.: SMT
908 3, 88 | through carelessness we give place to ~the sin which
909 3, 89 | be acceptable to God and ~give joy to the saints, according
910 Suppl, 1 | sin must needs ~make man give up his own judgment. Now
911 Suppl, 1 | contrition leads him to ~give up his mind. Also the external
912 Suppl, 2 | that is disposed not to give way ~easily, hence it is
913 Suppl, 6 | case if a man were not to give alms of his superfluous ~
914 Suppl, 8 | apostles, may ~preach, baptize, give communion, pray for sinners,
915 Suppl, 8 | the priest ~himself can give his parishioner permission
916 Suppl, 8 | much torment and sorrow give ye her." Yet ~sometimes
917 Suppl, 9 | in satisfaction does ~not give rise to scandal, since like
918 Suppl, 10| effect of ~confession to give hope of salvation.~Aquin.:
919 Suppl, 11| if he be called upon to give witness of a sin ~of which
920 Suppl, 11| not. Now the ~Pope cannot give permission for anyone to
921 Suppl, 11| therefore can the penitent give him such a ~permission.~
922 Suppl, 12| belongs to ~satisfaction, "to give no opening to the suggestions
923 Suppl, 12| hurtful action. And since to give is to ~use an external thing,
924 Suppl, 12| the causes of sins, and to give no opening to the ~suggestions
925 Suppl, 12| not the future. Now "to give no opening to the suggestions
926 Suppl, 12| Further, an innocent man can give due honor to God: whereas ~
927 Suppl, 13| If, however, He were to give grace otherwise, satisfaction
928 Suppl, 13| all that he is ~able to give Him, yet it is not necessary
929 Suppl, 14| uproot the causes of sin, and give no opening to the suggestions ~
930 Suppl, 14| himself at his feet he were to give him another.~Aquin.: SMT
931 Suppl, 14| advice meant that he should give up sin and ~repent, and
932 Suppl, 14| them into account, so as to give him a lighter penance, according ~
933 Suppl, 14| be right for the giver to give something to ~which the
934 Suppl, 14| son may do, he can never give back to his father the equal ~
935 Suppl, 14| without charity, it does not give man a ~claim to receive
936 Suppl, 15| according to Lk. ~11:41: "Give alms, and behold all things
937 Suppl, 17| 16:19): "To thee will I give the ~keys of the kingdom
938 Suppl, 17| these things, for we cannot give save what we have in our
939 Suppl, 18| no man has the ~power to give the Holy Ghost, as the Master
940 Suppl, 19| agent, since neither can he give another man grace ~whereby
941 Suppl, 20| Eucharist. But an inferior can give ~Communion to his superior,
942 Suppl, 20| he wills, so that he can give him power over himself,
943 Suppl, 20| tribunal of conscience he can give another the power to ~absolve
944 Suppl, 21| Os," i.e. we must not give them tokens of goodwill; "
945 Suppl, 21| them; "vale," we must not give them marks of respect; ~"
946 Suppl, 21| Since then we ~should never give up hope about anyone in
947 Suppl, 21| says (on Mt. 16:19: "I will give to thee the ~keys"): "It
948 Suppl, 23| of ~this kind, but not to give him the sacraments. The
949 Suppl, 25| whom it would not become to give so little to so holy and
950 Suppl, 27| person who does this action, give the ~indulgence to another,
951 Suppl, 28| public and solemn so as to give ~edification to many.~Aquin.:
952 Suppl, 32| remedy that the Church can ~give, since it is an immediate
953 Suppl, 34| the very fact that they give grace, direct the ~recipient
954 Suppl, 35| character a man is appointed to give or to ~receive some sacred
955 Suppl, 35| whereas a lower Order does not give him the passive power to ~
956 Suppl, 36| reading from Bede]." Now to give a ~reason for things pertaining
957 Suppl, 36| The reason that we have to give for our faith and hope does ~
958 Suppl, 36| that we should be able to ~give general proofs of the probability
959 Suppl, 36| whom it belongs, not to give grace, but to give the sacraments
960 Suppl, 36| not to give grace, but to give the sacraments of grace, ~
961 Suppl, 36| over His household to give them their measure of wheat."
962 Suppl, 37| take of thy spirit and give to them, that they may bear
963 Suppl, 37| to cause the form and to ~give the matter its proximate
964 Suppl, 38| the archdeacon does not give the maniple to ~the subdeacon.]
965 Suppl, 38| sacraments. ~Moreover in order to give absolution it is necessary
966 Suppl, 39| offices. And since no man can give what is not his, a slave
967 Suppl, 40| in order that they may give themselves entirely to the
968 Suppl, 43| writing-tablets, they used to give ~pledges of marriage, by
969 Suppl, 43| sin it is ~sufficient to give consent to something present,
970 Suppl, 43| betrothal does ~not yet give the one power over the body
971 Suppl, 43| one another and afterwards give it back, so it may be patiently ~
972 Suppl, 45| bashfulness when her parents give her away to the bridegroom.
973 Suppl, 45| are being married should give their consent by accepting
974 Suppl, 45| if he were to say "I will give thee" - but only ~when he
975 Suppl, 45| as she is free, she can give herself into ~another's
976 Suppl, 47| at the ~time he wishes to give; yet afterwards he wishes
977 Suppl, 49| marriage compact man and wife give to one another power the
978 Suppl, 51| man to whom she thought to give her consent, ~but should
979 Suppl, 51| since a slave cannot freely ~give power over his body to another,
980 Suppl, 52| consent. For no one can give a person that which is another'
981 Suppl, 52| chattel. Therefore he ~cannot give his wife power over his
982 Suppl, 52| a slave can by marrying give another person ~power over
983 Suppl, 52| the contrary, Everyone can give another that which is his
984 Suppl, 53| have. ~For a simple vow may give rise to scandal since it
985 Suppl, 55| called in a suit in order to give the ~judge evidence concerning
986 Suppl, 56| instruction it is his duty to give, but on account of the spiritual
987 Suppl, 58| himself to what he cannot give or ~do, so the marriage
988 Suppl, 58| a man cannot "de facto" give his service freely, are
989 Suppl, 58| not sufficiently mature to give consent, ~and consequently
990 Suppl, 58| is not yet qualified to give rightly that consent which
991 Suppl, 59| unbeliever would be free to ~give a bill of divorce to his
992 Suppl, 64| manner neither should a wife give ~her body to her husband
993 Suppl, 64| husband. But she would give her husband an occasion
994 Suppl, 64| for a time, that you may give yourselves to ~prayer."~
995 Suppl, 64| one ought especially to give one's time to spiritual
996 Suppl, 65| that he should afterwards give ~the power of his body to
997 Suppl, 65| one ~unmarried woman may give the power of her body for
998 Suppl, 65| the ~law of nature, if she give him power of her body for
999 Suppl, 65| 5: Further, everyone may give his own property to another.
1000 Suppl, 66| wholly carnal, they should ~give no sign of persistent concupiscence,
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