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Part, Question
501 2, 169 | the truth ~about things to come."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171]
502 2, 169 | spirit of prophecy might come ~down upon him through the
503 2, 169 | his mind with ~things to come," as Gregory observes (Hom.
504 2, 169 | all prophesy, and there come in one ~that believeth not . . .
505 2, 169 | 47:9, "Two things ~shall come upon thee suddenly in one
506 2, 169 | that ~which is perfect is come, that which is in part shall
507 2, 169 | Therefore nothing false can come under ~prophecy.~Aquin.:
508 2, 169 | nothing false can ~possibly come, as stated in the FP, Q[
509 2, 169 | Therefore nothing false ~can come under prophecy.~Aquin.:
510 2, 170 | foreknowledge of the future ~cannot come from nature, but from Divine
511 2, 170 | prophetic revelation does not come through the ~angels. For
512 2, 170 | of false prophets, who ~come to you in the clothing of
513 2, 170 | Therefore no prophecy can come from the demons.~Aquin.:
514 2, 170 | name of the Lord, and it come not to ~pass, that thing
515 2, 172 | under its sway Christ was to come, in Whom were to be fulfilled
516 2, 172 | writing to that great event to come," the promises, namely,
517 2, 178 | be perfect in the life to come, when we shall see God ~
518 2, 178 | continued in the life to come; wherefore the Philosopher (
519 2, 178 | the present life one may come, by means ~of contemplation,
520 2, 178 | present life and the life to ~come.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[180] A[
521 2, 178 | sensible objects that we come to the knowledge of intelligible
522 2, 178 | are the most perfect and come first, as proved ~in Phys.
523 2, 179 | 3]). But in the life to come when "we shall be like the
524 2, 179 | and so, in the life to come, no man will teach another
525 2, 180 | beginning of the happiness ~to come; wherefore Augustine commenting
526 2, 180 | have him ~to remain till I come," says (Tract. cxxiv in
527 2, 180 | begun here remain until I ~come, that it may be perfected
528 2, 180 | be perfected when I shall come." And Gregory says (Hom. ~
529 2, 180 | heavenly home." Now the life to come will be a state not of meriting ~
530 2, 180 | that heareth, let him say: ~Come." And the more closely a
531 2, 182 | that which is perfect is come, that ~which is in part
532 2, 182 | give to the poor . . . and come, follow Me." Now this is
533 2, 182 | world and in the world ~to come." Hence it is that in the
534 2, 183 | should await in the life ~to come. Consequently he who has
535 2, 183 | contemplation of the life to come, according to Phil. 1:22-
536 2, 183 | give to the poor . . . ~and come, follow Me"; whence it would
537 2, 183 | lord of that ~servant shall come in a day that he hopeth
538 2, 184 | give to ~the poor . . . and come, follow Me."~Aquin.: SMT
539 2, 184 | look forward in the life to come; the other is imperfect,
540 2, 184 | so forth, which do not ~come under a vow nor under obedience;
541 2, 184 | continence, and obedience should come under a vow?~Aquin.: SMT
542 2, 184 | and obedience, ~should come under a vow. For the school
543 2, 184 | Further, the three aforesaid come under the religious vow,
544 2, 184 | patience, and so forth, do not come under the ~religious vow,
545 2, 184 | poverty, yet these also come under obedience, as well
546 2, 184 | as regards those which come under a common precept,
547 2, 184 | The wicked man, when he is come into the depth of sins,
548 2, 185 | of the body, it does not come under a necessity of precept
549 2, 185 | almsgiving, it does not come under the necessity of precept,
550 2, 185 | profession of God's ~service come from a servile condition
551 2, 185 | lords of ~the manor have come after renouncing their ease,
552 2, 185 | Beware of false prophets who come ~to you in the clothing
553 2, 186 | are in ~the world, and I come to Thee." Although, then,
554 2, 186 | whither He Himself ~was to come." It was fitting, however,
555 2, 187 | the time. Hence they have ~come to naught." Now this order
556 2, 187 | and forbid them not to come to Me." Expounding these
557 2, 187 | and forbid the children to come to Jesus."~Aquin.: SMT SS
558 2, 187 | wherewithal, but what does come under deliberation is ~whether
559 2, 187 | honestly alluring me to come ~and doubt not, and stretching
560 3, 1 | For the Son of Man is come to seek and to ~save that
561 3, 1 | Son of ~Man would not have come." And on 1 Tim. 1:15, "Christ
562 3, 1 | to believe that He ~has come chiefly for actual sins.~
563 3, 1 | Jn. 3:19: "The light is come into the ~world, and men
564 3, 1 | particularly did Christ ~come to blot it out. But "greater"
565 3, 1 | not to thy friend: Go, and come again, and tomorrow I will
566 3, 1 | fulness of the ~time was come, God sent His Son, made
567 3, 1 | are ill . . . For I am not come to call the ~just, but sinners."~
568 3, 1 | of man's sin, which had come of ~pride; hence man was
569 3, 1 | fulness of the time was come," a gloss ~says: "The greater
570 3, 1 | not necessary for Him to come ~beforehand in His Incarnation;
571 3, 1 | the highest virtue should come from heaven, save in ~the
572 3, 2 | accident is said to be what can come or ~go without the subject
573 3, 2 | nature, inasmuch as they come ~together in one Person
574 3, 2 | human, according as they come ~together in one Person.
575 3, 2 | the "shadow ~of things to come but the body is Christ" [
576 3, 2 | seeing that He had not as yet come Who, by His own descending,
577 3, 3 | Divine Incarnation men have come into possession ~of the
578 3, 4 | alone. For what does not come up to ~the less, has no
579 3, 5 | are a shadow of ~things to come, but the body is Christ'
580 3, 5 | said in two ways to have come down from heaven. ~First,
581 3, 5 | the Word of God, did not come down to us by taking a ~
582 3, 7 | expectation of the bliss to come, as was ~shown above (SS,
583 3, 7 | perfection, ~if it has yet to come. But there was something
584 3, 7 | there was something still to come pertaining ~to Christ's
585 3, 7 | extends to all things that come under ~generation. Hence
586 3, 8 | fruition ~of the life to come. Hence we must say that
587 3, 8 | and shadows of what was to come. Now it is the ~same motion
588 3, 8 | also in that which is to come. And He hath subjected all
589 3, 10 | also in that which is to come." But in that heavenly glory
590 3, 12 | and from this He could come to know other things by
591 3, 12 | things whatsoever, He ~could come to the knowledge of yet
592 3, 13 | action is considered to come forth from the agent; but ~
593 3, 13 | what He knows ought not to come to pass."~Aquin.: SMT TP
594 3, 13 | by others, which did not come under His human will. Hence
595 3, 14 | from whence help ~shall come to me." Therefore it was
596 3, 15 | invisible virtue, ~both have come from Adam. Now Christ took
597 3, 16 | When different forms cannot come together in one ~suppositum,
598 3, 16 | But when two forms can ~come together in one suppositum,
599 3, 16 | widely apart, nevertheless come together ~by the mystery
600 3, 21 | does not mean, 'Let it not come ~to Me'; for if it come
601 3, 21 | come ~to Me'; for if it come not, it cannot be removed.
602 3, 22 | are a shadow of things to come, ~but the body is Christ'
603 3, 22 | Lord is our King: He ~will" come and "save us."~Aquin.: SMT
604 3, 22 | save for ever them that come ~to God by Him; always living,'
605 3, 22 | Christ is [Vulg.: ~'being come'] a high-priest of the good
606 3, 22 | high-priest of the good things to come"; for which reason ~the
607 3, 23 | FOUR ARTICLES)~We must now come to consider whether adoption
608 3, 24 | follow that something would come anew into the Divine ~Mind.
609 3, 27 | The Holy Ghost ~shall come upon thee: and again, when
610 3, 28 | true of those things which come into ~existence by the way
611 3, 28 | that Christ's body should come forth from His ~Mother's
612 3, 28 | Therefore He ~did not come forth through the closed
613 3, 28 | it seemed that they would come together, this ~was forestalled
614 3, 28 | afterwards they did not come together.~Aquin.: SMT TP
615 3, 28 | transgressions, until the seed should come, to ~whom He made the promise."
616 3, 29 | Jesus of Nazareth? Art Thou come to destroy us? ~I know . . .
617 3, 29 | help of God she would never come to have ~carnal intercourse:
618 3, 29 | then the time had already come for Christ to make ~known
619 3, 29 | yet the time ~had not yet come for the solemnizing of the
620 3, 30 | the highest angels should come, since his message was most ~
621 3, 30 | a sublime ~messenger to come to announce the Divine Conception,
622 3, 30 | said: "The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee."~Aquin.: SMT
623 3, 31 | the rest of the ~life to come: for six times seven are
624 3, 31 | no place. He is able to come without ~moving from the
625 3, 32 | the fulness of time ~was come, God sent His Son, made
626 3, 32 | The Holy Ghost shall come ~upon Thee."~Aquin.: SMT
627 3, 32 | The Holy Ghost shall ~come upon thee," draws the conclusion: "
628 3, 32 | The Holy ~Ghost shall come upon thee," as it were,
629 3, 33 | whatever, the parts ~of which come into a place successively.
630 3, 35 | Is. 2:3): "The law shall come forth from Sion, and the ~
631 3, 35 | Therefore He should have come into the world at Jerusalem.~
632 3, 35 | out of thee shall He come forth unto Me, that is to
633 3, 35 | fulness of the time ~was come, God sent His Son, made
634 3, 35 | from his thigh, till He ~come that is to be sent." Because,
635 3, 35 | in order that man might come nearer ~to the Divine Light,
636 3, 36 | expressed (Ps. 49:3): "God shall come manifestly. ~But He came
637 3, 36 | justices" (Ps. 70:3), He will come before the ~eyes of all;
638 3, 36 | human nature would have come ~into doubt. Whence Augustine
639 3, 36 | needless: ~since Christ had not come to set up an earthly kingdom,
640 3, 36 | manifestation which was to come. And as in the ~later manifestation
641 3, 36 | Gentiles, ~so the first to come to Christ were the shepherds,
642 3, 36 | Or, "because all who ~come to Christ come from Him
643 3, 36 | all who ~come to Christ come from Him and through Him":
644 3, 36 | Now, they are said ~to come from the east literally,
645 3, 36 | movement we must of necessity ~come to the imperfect before
646 3, 36 | in Israel; therefore am I come baptizing with water.' ~
647 3, 36 | Gentiles, who were unable to come to ~the knowledge of God
648 3, 36 | fulness of the Gentiles . . . ~come in" unto faith, and afterwards "
649 3, 36 | Epiphany. For if they had come after a year, or even two
650 3, 36 | the law of justice, is not come unto the law of justice":
651 3, 36 | and they are said to have come ~from the east, because
652 3, 36 | reason of their very office, come ~down to us, being "sent
653 3, 36 | becoming that the Magi should come to adore Christ and pay ~
654 3, 36 | unbecoming that the Magi should come to ~adore Christ and pay
655 3, 36 | unbecoming that they should come to ~adore Him.~Aquin.: SMT
656 3, 36 | sign. But ~the Magi had come to Judea from the east,
657 3, 36 | the nations who were to ~come to Christ from afar. And
658 3, 36 | of the King ~who was to come, the Magi feared not the
659 3, 36 | Is. 2:3: "The Law shall come forth from Sion, and the
660 3, 36 | Imperfectum]): "If the Magi had come in search of an ~earthly
661 3, 36 | had ~taken the trouble to come such a long way for nothing.
662 3, 37 | Sixthly, "that He who had come in the likeness of sinful
663 3, 37 | Father of the ~world to come, the Prince of Peace"; and (
664 3, 37 | inheritance of the ~life to come," in which the children
665 3, 37 | Therefore she had ~no need to come to the Temple to be purified.~
666 3, 37 | the Blessed Virgin should come to the Temple to be ~purified. ~
667 3, 38 | hands . . . and when they come from the market, ~unless
668 3, 38 | Israel, therefore ~am I come baptizing with water." For
669 3, 38 | in Israel, therefore am I come baptizing in water." But
670 3, 38 | believe in Him who was to come after him - that ~is to
671 3, 38 | name ~of one who was to come, shows that he did not give
672 3, 39 | Therefore neither should He have come down on Christ in the form
673 3, 40 | said to His disciples: "Come apart into ~a desert place,
674 3, 40 | and ~that he afterwards come down to the publicity of
675 3, 40 | for ~to this purpose am I come." Now in order that the
676 3, 40 | Do not think that I am come ~to destroy the Law or the
677 3, 41 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ was come in order to destroy the
678 3, 41 | that the Son of God was to come, yet he did not think that
679 3, 41 | did not think that He had come in ~the weakness of the
680 3, 41 | specious pretext: then they come on ~the mind in such numbers
681 3, 42 | true and pure doctrine, "come in ~to be put under a bushel?"~
682 3, 42 | shadow of the good things to ~come." Now the Old Law was put
683 3, 43 | His second coming, is to come "with" ~great power and
684 3, 43 | Israel, ~therefore am I come baptizing with water,' it
685 3, 44 | that the Son of God was to come, yet he did not think that ~
686 3, 44 | did not think that ~He had come in the weakness of the flesh?"
687 3, 44 | towards the sun, ~so as to come into apparent contact with
688 3, 44 | on to the east, so as to come away first from the western ~
689 3, 44 | that ~only by degrees, can come back to the light: and to
690 3, 44 | Heb. 12:18): "You are not come to a fire that may ~be touched
691 3, 45 | glory He is afterwards to come, so far as it was possible
692 3, 45 | by which in the glory ~to come the saints will be covered.
693 3, 45 | experience of the glory to come. Therefore ~the witnesses
694 3, 45 | clarity of the glory to come was ~foreshadowed in the
695 3, 46 | Verb.] says: ~"Christ had come in order to destroy death,
696 3, 46 | Him; but after they were come to Jesus, when they saw
697 3, 46 | knowing that His hour ~was come for Him to pass out of this
698 3, 46 | 4): ~"My hour is not yet come." Upon which texts Augustine
699 3, 46 | perfect enlightening ~will come about at Christ's second
700 3, 46 | now tender, and the leaves come forth, you ~know that summer
701 3, 46 | remember me when Thou shalt come into Thy kingdom." It seems,
702 3, 47 | speedily; "but after they ~were come to Jesus, when they saw
703 3, 47 | are a shadow of things to come, but the ~body is Christ'
704 3, 47 | 38): "This is the ~heir; come, let us kill him." It seems
705 3, 47 | themselves: "This is the heir; come, let us kill him." On this
706 3, 47 | the prophets said would come to pass: but they did not
707 3, 47 | 15:22): ~"If I had not come, and spoken to them, they
708 3, 49 | whatsoever, past, present, or to come, could be ~forgiven: just
709 3, 49 | cause of meriting, does not come under merit. But God's love ~
710 3, 49 | 9:11,12): "Christ ~being come a high-priest of the good
711 3, 49 | high-priest of the good things to come . . . by His own ~blood
712 3, 50 | said (Jn. 10:10): "I am come that they may ~have life,
713 3, 51 | faithful who in the time to come were to serve the dead Christ.~
714 3, 51 | Christ's death ought ~not to come from weakness of nature,
715 3, 51 | since His death did ~not come of sin, but was endured
716 3, 52 | the visitation which will come upon them in ~the Day of
717 3, 52 | God, ~to which no one can come except through grace; according
718 3, 53 | 16:2) that ~"the women come to the sepulchre, the sun
719 3, 54 | countenance." Yet He did not come to those disciples in glorified ~
720 3, 55 | answer that, Some things come to our knowledge by nature'
721 3, 55 | beatific vision, so did men come to the sight of ~the risen
722 3, 55 | according to Jn. 10:10: "I am come that ~they may have life,
723 3, 56 | is the cause of all that come after it." But Christ's ~
724 3, 56 | life; and afterwards may come to share in the likeness
725 3, 57 | 17:22): "The days will ~come when you shall desire to
726 3, 57 | that the Holy Ghost shall come and "convince ~the world . . .
727 3, 57 | a place for you, I will come again, and will take you
728 3, 57 | the Paraclete will not come to you; but if I go, I will ~
729 3, 57 | also in that which is to come."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
730 3, 57 | Acts 1:11): "He shall so come as you have seen Him going,
731 3, 58 | received, that ~He might come to judge, who before had
732 3, 58 | to judge, who before had come to be judged."~Aquin.: SMT
733 3, 58 | received, that ~He might come as judge, who before had
734 3, 58 | as judge, who before had come to be judged."~Aquin.: SMT
735 3, 59 | 16:8): "And when He is come," i.e. the Holy Ghost, "
736 3, 59 | the time; until the ~Lord come, who both will bring to
737 3, 59 | subject to Him: this will ~come to pass in the future, when
738 3, 59 | judged. But the ~angels will come to judge with Christ, according
739 3, 59 | When the ~Son of Man shall come in His majesty, and all
740 3, 59 | Jesus of Nazareth? art Thou come to destroy us?" Thirdly,
741 3, 59 | unto angels the world to come" - subject namely to ~Christ - "
742 3, 60 | are a shadow of things to come, but the body is Christ'
743 3, 60 | sacraments of things to come. Now ~the sacraments of
744 3, 61 | the fulness of time" has "come," we are no longer children. ~
745 3, 62 | cannot in point of time come into existence after causing
746 3, 63 | of the ~glory that is to come, by the seal of Divine Predestination.
747 3, 64 | will set in order when I come."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
748 3, 64 | of John (10): "If any man come to you, and bring not ~this
749 3, 64 | the Church, unless they come back to the Church, ~will
750 3, 65 | individual, those naturally come first which are ~ordained
751 3, 66 | Blessed Trinity, when they come in ~quest of the Catholic
752 3, 66 | these are baptized when they come to holy ~Church, for the
753 3, 66 | already baptized when they come to the Catholic Faith."~
754 3, 66 | These are they who are come out of great tribulation,
755 3, 68 | die, would not forthwith come to ~eternal life, but would
756 3, 68 | and if they are found to ~come in good faith then at last
757 3, 68 | through baptizing those who come to her under false pretenses, ~
758 3, 68 | the name of the Trinity, come back to Holy Church, they
759 3, 68 | reason she asks those who come to be baptized whether they
760 3, 68 | thread, ~saying: This shall come forth the first. But he
761 3, 68 | mother's womb have not yet come forth ~into the world to
762 3, 68 | not do evil that there may come good" (Rm. 3:8). ~Therefore
763 3, 68 | the child ~has entirely come forth from the womb before
764 3, 68 | it seems ~that we should come to the same decision as
765 3, 69 | after Baptism, would not come to eternal life; since ~
766 3, 69 | little children that they may come; another heart that ~they
767 3, 69 | void of charity, can never ~come to life. But he who approaches
768 3, 69 | Therefore it can never come to life so as to ~bestow
769 3, 70 | faith regarded things to come.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[70] A[
770 3, 70 | circumcision, faith in ~Christ to come justified both children
771 3, 71 | whether the child, having come to the right age, will give ~
772 3, 71 | another's feet that they may come, and another's heart ~that
773 3, 71 | regeneration, ~they should not come to the fount of life before
774 3, 72 | the ~Paraclete will not come to you, but if I go, I will
775 3, 72 | will set in order, when I come."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
776 3, 72 | proper ~to him when he has come to perfect age. And therefore
777 3, 72 | confirmed, who ~have already come spiritually to the age of
778 3, 72 | iii) that "men ~should come to Confirmation fasting;
779 3, 72 | born corporally, should come to perfect age: yet this
780 3, 72 | declare that "those who come to Confirmation should be
781 3, 73 | death of the Lord, until He ~come." Consequently, as Baptism
782 3, 73 | Divine fruition, which shall come to pass in ~heaven; and
783 3, 73 | figurative of the Passion to come. And so it was fitting ~
784 3, 73 | hour of the Passion was come, Christ should institute
785 3, 73 | are made, ~but they do not come to us in the same way; for
786 3, 73 | out of which we are ~made come to us through generation,
787 3, 73 | same, as nourishing us, ~come to us through being eaten.
788 3, 75 | the Paraclete will not come to you" (Tract. xciv ~in
789 3, 75 | shadow of ~the good things to come, not the very image of the
790 3, 75 | is moved locally does not come anew ~to some place unless
791 3, 75 | But if this begin to come to pass before the consecration, ~
792 3, 75 | this conversion does ~not come about by the passive potentiality
793 3, 76 | bodily ~eye, nor does it come under any one of the senses,
794 3, 77 | another. Therefore it cannot come to pass, even by ~miracle,
795 3, 77 | subject; hence it cannot come to pass for ~an accident
796 3, 78 | but by the ~words which come after is shown the power
797 3, 78 | testator must of necessity come in." Now ~Christ's blood
798 3, 78 | bread, so does His blood come to be there by the ~consecration
799 3, 79 | 13), and in the life to come our body will share in the ~
800 3, 79 | sacrament who will never come to glory, as Augustine declares ~(
801 3, 79 | be, so also they do not come to ~glory through this sacrament
802 3, 79 | this sacrament. For it ~can come to pass that after many
803 3, 80 | unconscious of his sin can come ~about in two ways. First
804 3, 80 | the words, "If I had not come, and ~had not spoken to
805 3, 80 | world nor in the world to come." In ~the third place come
806 3, 80 | come." In ~the third place come sins committed against the
807 3, 80 | part of demons sometimes come from one's not ~striving
808 3, 80 | and yet defilement can come of ~such thoughts, as is
809 3, 80 | other times such thoughts come of concupiscence and delectation,
810 3, 80 | wakeful hours; or it can come from the ~abundance of nature:
811 3, 80 | may this bread ~which has come down from heaven be defiled
812 3, 80 | 1 Cor. 11:33): "When you come together to ~eat," namely,
813 3, 81 | mouth. Now this ~could not come to pass were His relation
814 3, 82 | Consecr., dist. 12): "It has come to ~our knowledge that some
815 3, 82 | Holy Spirit, when invoked, come for ~the consecration of
816 3, 82 | How shall the Holy Spirit come when ~summoned," it must
817 3, 83 | things they denote have come to the people through Divine ~
818 3, 83 | and when they are to come to the altar." Therefore
819 3, 85 | to flee from the wrath to come?"~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[85] A[
820 3, 86 | world nor ~in the world to come." Therefore not every sin
821 3, 86 | 27:41): "The days will come of the mourning of my father,
822 3, 86 | Jn. 15:22, ~"If I had not come, and spoken to them, they
823 3, 86 | forgiveness of sin can come from God without the sacrament
824 3, 89 | shall never [Vulg.: 'not'] come near to Me, to do the office
825 Suppl, 4 | to do evil that good may come of ~it, so he ought not
826 Suppl, 4 | that good may ~perchance come from it through the agency
827 Suppl, 4 | enjoined for sins; hence it can come to an end, so that there ~
828 Suppl, 6 | sins as soon as they shall come to the age of discretion."~
829 Suppl, 8 | of children who ~have not come to the use of reason: whereas
830 Suppl, 8 | the sacrament, if he has come to the use of his free-will. ~
831 Suppl, 10| punishment and the like, which come under the head of accidental
832 Suppl, 10| is written (Ps. 33:6): "Come ye to Him and be ~enlightened,
833 Suppl, 11| regard to matters which come to his knowledge ~in the
834 Suppl, 13| Christ, whereby children come to eternal life through ~
835 Suppl, 16| have it in ~the life to come: but he will not have the
836 Suppl, 18| but not before they have come to the ~knowledge of the
837 Suppl, 18| punishment, the sick man come ~to despair and turn away
838 Suppl, 19| priest of the good things to come," and brought us ~"by His
839 Suppl, 19| matters, and this too can only come to them from God, as appears ~
840 Suppl, 19| some, for He ~can make good come out of evil, and produce
841 Suppl, 25| indulgence as much as those who come ~perhaps a distance of a
842 Suppl, 25| five years ~to those who come from across the seas, and
843 Suppl, 25| three years to those ~who come from across the mountains,
844 Suppl, 32| root. Now "from the heart come ~forth thoughts . . . that
845 Suppl, 40| show that this ~power must come down from him to the others.
846 Suppl, 41| any of those things that come to pass at the intervention
847 Suppl, 41| Therefore matrimony does not come under a precept.~Aquin.:
848 Suppl, 42| institution of a sacrament must come from God. Now ~before sin,
849 Suppl, 43| seem to be given when ~they come to the lawful age, they
850 Suppl, 49| Hence when ~married persons come together for the purpose
851 Suppl, 49| which married persons can come ~together without any sin
852 Suppl, 50| more degrees of kindred come under prohibition at one
853 Suppl, 54| consanguinity would never come to an end. ~However the
854 Suppl, 54| relation between things that come from the same cause, as ~
855 Suppl, 54| neither case does any ~person come in between; and yet from
856 Suppl, 54| their ~parents does not come from the natural law but
857 Suppl, 55| other reason ~this could not come to his knowledge, for instance
858 Suppl, 56| is a weakling and cannot come forth without danger: ~and
859 Suppl, 57| person adopted does not come under the ~power of the
860 Suppl, 57| this the adopted does not come under the power ~of the
861 Suppl, 59| Gentiles still continued to come to the faith, for ~instance,
862 Suppl, 64| payment of the debt ~does not come under the obligation of
863 Suppl, 64| parents who are not ashamed to come together in ~sexual intercourse
864 Suppl, 64| bound to another do not come under ~this head. Therefore
865 Suppl, 64| commanded (Ex. 19:15): "Come not near your wives," when ~
866 Suppl, 65| sanctioned those things that come from nature and are ~approved
867 Suppl, 65| the time when they first come together until the ~young
868 Suppl, 68| not in those things which come to him ~by his natural origin,
869 Suppl, 69| when it is said to them: Come ye blessed of My Father."
870 Suppl, 69| down to hell shall not come up." Therefore neither the
871 Suppl, 69| separated souls sometimes come forth from their abode and
872 Suppl, 69| not imply that one may not come ~forth for a time.~Aquin.:
873 Suppl, 70| sensitive power, that must needs come to naught. For it cannot
874 Suppl, 70| corporeal things whose bounds come together. Therefore the
875 Suppl, 71| kindness." Now all the damned come under ~that head. Therefore
876 Suppl, 71| the division of a line we come at length to ~something
877 Suppl, 71| because they have entirely come to the end of life, ~and
878 Suppl, 71| there, and being pure may come to the kingdom. Now nothing
879 Suppl, 71| suffrages. For in the life ~to come each one will be rewarded
880 Suppl, 72| Whether his children ~come to honor or dishonor, he
881 Suppl, 72| knowledge, since no one had come to the vision of God before
882 Suppl, 72| where it is written: "I am come for thy words: but the prince
883 Suppl, 72| angel ~who spoke had not come to Daniel's aid except by
884 Suppl, 72| moved when the Lord shall ~come?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
885 Suppl, 72| shall sudden destruction come upon ~them." Now there would
886 Suppl, 72| The day of the Lord shall come as a thief in the night."
887 Suppl, 72| twelfth" day all animals will come from ~forest and mountain
888 Suppl, 72| that, When Christ shall come to judge He will appear
889 Suppl, 72| of Christ when He shall come to judgment, in ~order that
890 Suppl, 72| day of the Lord is said to come as a thief, because the ~
891 Suppl, 72| second advent, when He will come openly, although the appointed
892 Suppl, 72| simultaneous, when the Lord shall come to judgment. ~Therefore
893 Suppl, 72| Now when our Lord shall come the light of the ~luminaries
894 Suppl, 72| moved when our Lord shall come?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
895 Suppl, 72| moved when ~our Lord shall come. For the virtues of heaven
896 Suppl, 72| is in its own sphere will come down to ~cleanse the world:
897 Suppl, 72| fact that this fire will come ~down, but also the statement
898 Suppl, 72| by reason of which they come near to ~corruption.~Aquin.:
899 Suppl, 72| burning of the world were to come first, ~since they would
900 Suppl, 72| said that our Lord will come to judge the earth by ~fire,
901 Suppl, 72| either miraculous if it come from ~a principle above
902 Suppl, 72| natural things one does not come by a demonstration of ~reason
903 Suppl, 73| the cause of ~those that come after it" (Metaph. ii, 1).
904 Suppl, 73| The Lord Himself will ~come down from heaven . . . with
905 Suppl, 73| that "the Lord . . . shall ~come down from heaven . . . with
906 Suppl, 74| because when the Lord shall come He "will bring to light
907 Suppl, 74| Therefore our Lord will also come in the night. Now, when
908 Suppl, 75| creed that our Lord "will ~come to judge the living and
909 Suppl, 77| holds that the parts which come secondly do not reach the
910 Suppl, 77| perfectly as those which come first: and consequently
911 Suppl, 78| Further, in the world to come all pre-eminence will cease,
912 Suppl, 80| From the fact that God will come to the aid of the blessed ~
913 Suppl, 84| form wherein the judge will come to judge; and fifthly we
914 Suppl, 84| kind of Divine ~energy will come to our aid, so that we shall
915 Suppl, 84| merits or demerits will come to a certain ~amount in
916 Suppl, 85| judgment ~is that we may come to a decision about them.
917 Suppl, 85| done good things ~shall come forth unto the resurrection
918 Suppl, 85| that, It is not possible to come to any certain conclusion ~
919 Suppl, 85| second coming when ~God will come to judgment should also
920 Suppl, 85| the ends of the ~world are come'] that the ends of the world
921 Suppl, 85| the ends of the world are come," and (1 Jn. 2:18): ~"Little
922 Suppl, 85| day of the Lord shall so ~come as a thief in the night."
923 Suppl, 85| the day of judgment will come. For the world will come
924 Suppl, 85| come. For the world will come to ~an end by no created
925 Suppl, 85| second coming, He will come openly, according to Ps.
926 Suppl, 85| to Ps. 49:3, "God shall ~come manifestly." Consequently
927 Suppl, 85| of Joel 2:28, "It shall come to pass in the last days,"
928 Suppl, 85| This Jesus) . . . shall so come as ~you have seen Him going
929 Suppl, 85| Josaphat. Therefore He will ~come to judge in the neighborhood
930 Suppl, 85| ascended in ~a cloud may come to judgment in a cloud.~
931 Suppl, 86| 5) Whether all men will come up for judgment?~(6) Whether
932 Suppl, 86| When the Son of man shall come in His majesty, and all
933 Suppl, 86| observes, the angels will come ~with Christ, not to judge,
934 Suppl, 86| by Christ in the time to come must be taken in the sense
935 Suppl, 86| refer to the judgment to come.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
936 Suppl, 86| to Christ: "Why art Thou come ~to destroy us before the
937 Suppl, 86| should be Mt. 8:29: 'Art Thou come hither to torment us before ~
938 Suppl, 86| of Mark reads: 'Art Thou come to destroy us?'] ~Therefore
939 Suppl, 86| be judged in the time to come.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
940 Suppl, 86| made in the judgment to come, because the good ~angels
941 Suppl, 87| says: "Because He ~will come in the flesh wherein He
942 Suppl, 87| second ~coming, when He will come to judge, He will appear
943 Suppl, 87| His second coming He will come in order to ~execute the
944 Suppl, 88| know when ~the world will come to an end. For we may conclude
945 Suppl, 89| passive intellect can never ~come to understand separate substances.
946 Suppl, 89| to examine how this may come about. For some, like ~Alfarabius
947 Suppl, 89| on indefinitely, we shall come to some quiddity without
948 Suppl, 89| mediate, because it does ~not come in between the knower and
949 Suppl, 91| Whether his ~children come to honour or dishonour,
950 Suppl, 92| However, all these reckonings come to the same, and their number
951 Suppl, 93| course of ~enumeration we come to the number 100 we pass
952 Suppl, 93| to be had in the life to come will correspond to some
953 Suppl, 93| exaltation in the life to come corresponds to ~humiliation
954 Suppl, 93| will rejoice in the life to come. Therefore there are many ~
955 Suppl, 95| remained, they would never ~come into action, being enchained,
956 Suppl, 95| brethren, lest they should come "into the place of ~torments."
957 Suppl, 95| Whether his ~children come to honor," etc. says (Moral.
958 Suppl, 95| perfectly in the life to come. Not so the damned; ~wherefore
959 Suppl, 96| also their punishment will come to an end.~Aquin.: SMT XP
960 Suppl, 96| happiness of the good will also come to an end, which is ~inadmissible.~
961 Suppl, 96| of the damned will ever come to an end.~Aquin.: SMT XP
962 Suppl, 96| Christians will not all come to the kingdom of God, and
963 Suppl, 96| the merciful will not all ~come to the eternal kingdom:
964 Appen1, 2| remitted in the life to come. Nor can this be understood
965 Appen1, 2| remitted in ~the life to come: while Gregory [*Dial. iv,
966 Appen1, 2| tribulation and the punishment to ~come, and venial sins can be
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