Part, Question

501   2, 182 |          Apostle is speaking there of heavenly perfection which ~is not
502   3, 1   |               second man from heaven, heavenly."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[
503   3, 2   |        admitted into the bosom of the heavenly country, ~seeing that He
504   3, 3   |               are ~preordained to the heavenly inheritance, which is bestowed
505   3, 5   |             carnal or earthly, but a ~heavenly body. For the Apostle says (
506   3, 5   |               second man from heaven, heavenly." But the first ~man, i.e.
507   3, 5   |           blood in Him, but ~rather a heavenly body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[5]
508   3, 5   |             God. But of all ~bodies a heavenly body is the best. Therefore
509   3, 5   |             are not of the matter ~of heavenly bodies, but are composed
510   3, 5   |              body of Christ was not a heavenly, but a carnal and earthly
511   3, 5   |               shown that it was not a heavenly ~body. First, because even
512   3, 5   |              Valentine, that it was a heavenly body. For since the ~form
513   3, 5   |             in the body. For ~since a heavenly body is impassible and incorruptible,
514   3, 5   |              Son of God had assumed a heavenly body, He would not ~have
515   3, 5   |             been false, had He had a ~heavenly body. Hence (De Eccles.
516   3, 5   |             His body was formed by a ~heavenly power, i.e. by the Holy
517   3, 5   |            author]): "I call Christ a heavenly man because He was not ~
518   3, 5   |               down to us by taking a ~heavenly body of some most precious
519   3, 7   |             Christ there was not only heavenly knowledge, but also ~earthly
520   3, 7   |        certain fulness, since "in our heavenly country with its ~fulness
521   3, 8   |             the example and shadow of heavenly things." ~Hence they did
522   3, 8   |             on His right ~hand in the heavenly places, above all Principality
523   3, 10  |             on ~His right hand in the heavenly places, above all principality
524   3, 10  |              is to come." But in that heavenly glory the ~higher anyone
525   3, 12  |             reply; just ~as in seeing heavenly bodies He could comprehend
526   3, 12  |             to the impressions of the heavenly bodies, for ~He felt the
527   3, 12  |         subject to the impression ~of heavenly bodies; but His soul was
528   3, 12  |         subject to the impression of ~heavenly spirits.~
529   3, 13  |              miracles; since even the heavenly bodies were ~miraculously
530   3, 22  |           into the Holies" (i.e. the ~heavenly glory) "through His Blood."
531   3, 22  |             had no earthly father, no heavenly mother, and no ~genealogy,
532   3, 23  |         adopts worthy to receive the ~heavenly inheritance; whereas man
533   3, 27  |         hinder her ~from entering the heavenly kingdom. If therefore she
534   3, 27  |       prudence which took note of the heavenly ~mystery. For the word of
535   3, 30  |              is not an earthly but a ~heavenly life."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
536   3, 31  |              second man, from heaven, heavenly." Now, the first man is ~
537   3, 36  |              First, because thus the ~heavenly dignity of Christ is made
538   3, 36  |              with confusion ~when the heavenly majesty is revealed."~Aquin.:
539   3, 36  |             his kingdom: the devil, a heavenly ~successor; Herod, an earthly
540   3, 36  |          earthly, but also, in a way, heavenly, ~to both (shepherds and
541   3, 36  |                it is revealed through heavenly signs: for, ~as Augustine
542   3, 36  |             were wont to consider the heavenly bodies. Because, as Chrysostom
543   3, 36  |            multitude of stars; that a heavenly progeny might be hoped for." ~
544   3, 36  |              the Magi belonged to the heavenly ~system?~Aquin.: SMT TP
545   3, 36  |             the Magi belonged ~to the heavenly system. For Augustine says
546   3, 36  |             the Magi belonged to ~the heavenly system.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
547   3, 36  |             to the Magi by a star. ~A heavenly tongue speaks to both, because
548   3, 36  |           Magi did not belong to ~the heavenly system. First, because no
549   3, 36  |              follow the course of the heavenly ~stars, so neither did it
550   3, 36  |              the comets. Because ~the heavenly kingdom of Christ "shall
551   3, 36  |           Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a heavenly sign is more certain than
552   3, 36  |              under the guidance of a ~heavenly sign. Therefore it was foolish
553   3, 36  |              But since they sought a ~heavenly King, though they found
554   3, 39  |              it opens the gate to the heavenly kingdom: ~and this is the
555   3, 39  |           corporal sense: because the heavenly bodies are impassible and ~
556   3, 39  |                and this, indeed, is a heavenly power. For which reason,
557   3, 39  |              show that in future the ~heavenly power would sanctify baptism.~
558   3, 39  |              Now ~by faith we gaze on heavenly things, which surpass the
559   3, 39  |           because the entrance to the heavenly kingdom was opened to us ~
560   3, 42  |              Gentiles: just as in the heavenly hierarchy the Divine ~enlightenment
561   3, 44  |           miracles which He worked in heavenly bodies;~(3) The miracles
562   3, 44  |           should work miracles in the heavenly ~bodies?~Aquin.: SMT TP
563   3, 44  |          should work ~miracles in the heavenly bodies. For, as Dionysius
564   3, 44  |          preserve, nature." ~Now, the heavenly bodies are by nature incorruptible
565   3, 44  |            change in the order of the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
566   3, 44  |               by the movement of the ~heavenly bodies, according to Gn.
567   3, 44  |   Consequently if the movement of the heavenly bodies ~be changed, the
568   3, 44  |              in the movements ~of the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
569   3, 44  |            worked any miracles in the heavenly bodies during His lifetime:
570   3, 44  |            worked any miracles in the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
571   3, 44  |         wrought in the ~course of the heavenly bodies, which have been
572   3, 44  |             work miracles even in the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
573   3, 44  |            bodies to be moved by ~the heavenly bodies, which are higher
574   3, 44  |         Consequently the ~nature of a heavenly body is not destroyed when
575   3, 44  |               in the movement of the ~heavenly bodies, which measures the
576   3, 44  |             by the length of half the heavenly circle, being ~opposite
577   3, 44  |           multitude. For a ~fiery and heavenly light flashed from His eyes,
578   3, 44  |            wall or pillar; but by His heavenly ~power making Himself invisible
579   3, 45  |              because in the height of heavenly ~clarity all the saints
580   3, 49  |          faith the entering into ~the heavenly kingdom even without Christ'
581   3, 49  |            Holies" - that ~is, of the heavenly places - "through the blood
582   3, 49  |                from entering into the heavenly kingdom, since, according
583   3, 49  |            merited to ~enter into the heavenly kingdom, through faith in
584   3, 49  |              to the possession of the heavenly kingdom. And ~consequently
585   3, 54  |             of human touch, such as a heavenly body, then such body cannot
586   3, 54  |               was not the nature of a heavenly body, as some maintain,
587   3, 54  |           nature in His conception, a heavenly one for instance, as ~Valentine
588   3, 55  |               in the ordering ~of the heavenly spirits. But such things
589   3, 57  |       generation ~and corruption, the heavenly place is one of incorruption.
590   3, 57  |              acquired anything from a heavenly ~body by way of perfection
591   3, 57  |              fervor of our charity to heavenly ~things. Hence the Apostle
592   3, 57  |              is love drawing us up to heavenly things, therefore our ~Lord
593   3, 57  |               Reply OBJ 4: Although a heavenly place befitted Christ when
594   3, 57  |               condition of glory the ~heavenly nature will predominate,
595   3, 57  |               body for it ~to be in a heavenly place, as stated above (
596   3, 57  |              they are ~contained by a heavenly body. But glorified bodies,
597   3, 57  |           they draw nothing ~from the heavenly bodies, but from God through
598   3, 57  |             containing radius ~of the heavenly bodies, and not in a containing
599   3, 57  |         spiritual ~substances; thus a heavenly place which is the highest
600   3, 57  |              being established in His heavenly ~seat as God and Lord, He
601   3, 57  |             right and worthiness of a heavenly ~dwelling-place; which worthiness
602   3, 58  |           made us sit together in the heavenly ~places through Christ Jesus."
603   3, 58  |            together with Him, ~in the heavenly places"; namely, for the
604   3, 60  |            proves ~in his book on the heavenly hierarchy (Coel. Hier. i).~
605   3, 64  |            that ~the light of all the heavenly sacraments is extinguished
606   3, 66  |             again by its relation to ~heavenly glory, which is the universal
607   3, 66  |           mount to the repose of the ~heavenly kingdom"; and again as to
608   3, 67  |          properties and duties of the heavenly orders ~are gathered from
609   3, 67  |           saying: "It occurred to our heavenly guides," i.e. the ~Apostles, "
610   3, 68  |                Eccl. Hier. iii): "Our heavenly ~guides," i.e. the Apostles, "
611   3, 69  |        Baptism opens the gates of the heavenly kingdom to those who ~are
612   3, 69  |              of being deprived of the heavenly vision. ~But the penalties
613   3, 69  |              to open the gates of the heavenly ~kingdom?~Aquin.: SMT TP
614   3, 69  |             to open the gates ~of the heavenly kingdom. For what is already
615   3, 69  |        opening. But ~the gates of the heavenly kingdom were opened by Christ'
616   3, 69  |              to open the gates of the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT TP
617   3, 69  |               then, the gates ~of the heavenly kingdom would not have been
618   3, 69  |              to open the gates of the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT TP
619   3, 69  |                  But entrance to ~the heavenly kingdom is opened to none
620   3, 69  |              to open the gates of the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT TP
621   3, 69  |               forth, the gates of the heavenly kingdom are opened unto
622   3, 69  |              To open the gates of the heavenly kingdom is to remove ~the
623   3, 69  |             to open the ~gates of the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT TP
624   3, 69  |        Baptism opens the gates of the heavenly kingdom to the ~baptized
625   3, 69  |               sure hope, to enter the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT TP
626   3, 69  |             to ~their entrance to the heavenly kingdom, when death severs
627   3, 70  |            closes the entrance to the heavenly ~kingdom. But before the
628   3, 70  |           Passion the entrance to the heavenly kingdom was ~closed to the
629   3, 72  |             part therein. ~But in the heavenly combats, the Stadium is
630   3, 78  |                But God disposed ~of a heavenly heritage to men, to be bestowed
631   3, 79  |                then, ~spiritually the heavenly "bread, bring innocence
632   3, 79  |              Son, be filled with all ~heavenly benediction and grace."~
633   3, 79  |          bread," etc., says: "Eat the heavenly bread ~spiritually; bring
634   3, 83  |           third part commemorates the heavenly glory, to the possession
635   3, 83  |           festival days, on which the heavenly ~glory is commemorated,
636   3, 83  |         revelation, such as faith and heavenly glory; and therefore the
637   3, 84  |     illuminated, have tasted also the heavenly gift, and ~were made partakers
638   3, 85  |          things ~and the happiness of heavenly things." But weeping is
639   3, 85  |               the expectation ~of the heavenly kingdom, according to Mt.
640   3, Note|             Thomas ~was called to the heavenly reward which he had merited
641   3, Note|             Thomas ~was called to the heavenly reward which he had merited
642 Suppl, 4 |              souls which dwell in the heavenly country, cannot ~have contrition,
643 Suppl, 19|        ordained to the opening of the heavenly ~kingdom, which could not
644 Suppl, 19|            grace. Now the gate of the heavenly kingdom could not ~be opened
645 Suppl, 19|              had ~not the keys of the heavenly kingdom.~Aquin.: SMT XP
646 Suppl, 19|          priesthood did not reach ~to heavenly things but to the shadow
647 Suppl, 19|           things but to the shadow of heavenly things: and so, we must ~
648 Suppl, 19|              man ~is brought into the heavenly kingdom, but such was not
649 Suppl, 19|              only into the ~shadow of heavenly things.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
650 Suppl, 19|            not receive the key of the heavenly kingdom. Their power is
651 Suppl, 20|              For this ~reason, in the heavenly hierarchy also, under the
652 Suppl, 20|                Triumphant. Now in the heavenly Church an inferior angel
653 Suppl, 37|               by likening them to the heavenly hierarchy, ~where the Orders
654 Suppl, 37|            because the orders of ~the heavenly hierarchy are not distinguished
655 Suppl, 37|         priest refreshes us ~with the heavenly bread; fear to the doorkeeper,
656 Suppl, 65|            elements by the impress of heavenly bodies are said to be natural,
657 Suppl, 69|         paradise is distinct from the heavenly ~paradise. Now some were
658 Suppl, 72|              they are so filled with ~heavenly joy, that sorrow finds no
659 Suppl, 72|              the prayers of the whole heavenly court, if they could ~obtain
660 Suppl, 72|             Further, the light of the heavenly bodies is directed to the ~
661 Suppl, 72|             will light ~remain in the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
662 Suppl, 72|      qualities by which they act. Now heavenly bodies act not only by ~
663 Suppl, 72|              so will the light of the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
664 Suppl, 72|          Reply OBJ 2: Light is in the heavenly bodies not only for the
665 Suppl, 72|              ceases, the light of the heavenly bodies will cease, but rather
666 Suppl, 72|         parallel with the movement of heavenly bodies, for ~movement is
667 Suppl, 72|              is seemingly to move the heavenly bodies which are the cause
668 Suppl, 72|               by ceasing to ~move the heavenly bodies: even as the angels
669 Suppl, 72|           together of the rays of the heavenly bodies, just as ~we see
670 Suppl, 72|              for since the effects of heavenly ~bodies depend on certain
671 Suppl, 72|       resulted from the virtue of the heavenly bodies, the time of this ~
672 Suppl, 72|               2~On the contrary, "The heavenly bodies are not receptive
673 Suppl, 72|            their substance; as in the heavenly bodies, ~wherein nothing
674 Suppl, 72|              move; and ~therefore the heavenly bodies will not be cleansed,
675 Suppl, 72|              Ambrose ~ascribes to the heavenly bodies, is nothing else
676 Suppl, 72|             from the movement of the ~heavenly bodies. And since these
677 Suppl, 74|               to the ~movement of the heavenly bodies. Hence it would be
678 Suppl, 74|            end of the world ~when the heavenly movement will cease. For
679 Suppl, 74|      resurrection and the ~end of the heavenly movement will be simultaneous
680 Suppl, 74|        measure of the duration of the heavenly movement is ~God's ordinance
681 Suppl, 74|             Job ~14:12). Now when the heavenly movement ceases, which is
682 Suppl, 75|          ceasing to move, so when the heavenly movement ceases nothing ~
683 Suppl, 76|            entirely borne away to the heavenly life to ~which it adhered
684 Suppl, 76|               same body, but either a heavenly or a brutish ~body.~Aquin.:
685 Suppl, 76|            that souls are reunited to heavenly bodies, or again to bodies
686 Suppl, 79|     quintessence, of which ~they held heavenly bodies to be formed]: or
687 Suppl, 79|              bodies to be formed]: or heavenly body, which they ~maintain
688 Suppl, 79|        impassible in ~likeness to the heavenly body. But this cannot stand,
689 Suppl, 79|                such as the power of a heavenly body, should ~endow the
690 Suppl, 79|               because "such as is the heavenly, such ~also are they that
691 Suppl, 79|                also are they that are heavenly" (1 Cor. 15:48), and "He
692 Suppl, 79|             Phil. 3:21). And again, a heavenly nature cannot exercise such
693 Suppl, 79|             and much less so than the heavenly bodies, because ~they will
694 Suppl, 80|             relation to the fifth, or heavenly, essence, which will be
695 Suppl, 80|              either the amount of the heavenly nature in human ~bodies
696 Suppl, 80|            with the properties of the heavenly nature ~through the latter'
697 Suppl, 80|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a heavenly body cannot be severed,
698 Suppl, 80|            body will pass through the heavenly spheres ~without severing
699 Suppl, 80|          Hence in incorruptible, i.e. heavenly, ~bodies, there is only
700 Suppl, 80|      corruptible, it follows that the heavenly ~bodies, which by their
701 Suppl, 81|               to the fifth, i.e. the ~heavenly essence, which will then
702 Suppl, 81|              certain bodies, like the heavenly bodies, will remain ~altogether
703 Suppl, 81|              more perfectly ~than the heavenly bodies, which is untrue.
704 Suppl, 81|             hand, the movement of the heavenly bodies ~could not show their
705 Suppl, 81|               medium; as evidenced in heavenly bodies, ~which have nothing
706 Suppl, 81|             such like resistance even heavenly bodies offer their movers.
707 Suppl, 81|             of the movable, as in the heavenly bodies, the time of the
708 Suppl, 81|             said ~in reference to the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
709 Suppl, 82|               There," that is in the ~heavenly country, "the grossness
710 Suppl, 82|               by some to the fifth or heavenly essence, which will then ~
711 Suppl, 83|               at the cessation of the heavenly ~movement there is no longer
712 Suppl, 83|              and the cessation of the heavenly movement, there will be
713 Suppl, 83|             principle ~thereof is the heavenly movement: wherefore given
714 Suppl, 83|            prevent it: whereas if the heavenly ~movement be withdrawn,
715 Suppl, 83|        ignorant of a cessation in the heavenly ~movement; and consequently
716 Suppl, 83|              and the cessation of the heavenly ~movement it will be impossible
717 Suppl, 86|         because all the orders of the heavenly hierarchies will continue
718 Suppl, 88|           Whether the movement of the heavenly bodies will cease?~(3) Whether
719 Suppl, 88|           will cease?~(3) Whether the heavenly bodies will be more brilliant?~(
720 Suppl, 88|           Whether the movement of the heavenly bodies will cease?~Aquin.:
721 Suppl, 88|          renewed the movement of the ~heavenly bodies will not cease. For
722 Suppl, 88|                which result from ~the heavenly movement, will remain for
723 Suppl, 88|         Further, the substance of the heavenly bodies will remain for ~
724 Suppl, 88|            which it was made: and the heavenly bodies were ~made in order "
725 Suppl, 88|        belongs to the perfection of a heavenly body, ~because, as stated
726 Suppl, 88|         movement is natural, and ~the heavenly bodies are impassible, wherefore
727 Suppl, 88|              in whatever position the heavenly body is placed it is in ~
728 Suppl, 88|              in like manner all other heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
729 Suppl, 88|            the heavens. Therefore the heavenly ~movement will cease at
730 Suppl, 88|            rest. Therefore ~since the heavenly bodies are far nobler, their
731 Suppl, 88|               can be assigned to the ~heavenly body, since it is not more
732 Suppl, 88|              in respect of which the ~heavenly bodies serve man for the
733 Suppl, 88|            life. Now in ~this way the heavenly bodies serve man by their
734 Suppl, 88|        movement, in so far as by ~the heavenly movement the human race
735 Suppl, 88|         Therefore the movement of the heavenly body ~will cease as soon
736 Suppl, 88|              is there assigned to the heavenly bodies is ~their proximate
737 Suppl, 88|              form our judgment of the heavenly bodies from the ~service
738 Suppl, 88|             in Genesis. ~Moreover the heavenly bodies, as stated above,
739 Suppl, 88|         belong to the perfection of a heavenly ~body, except in so far
740 Suppl, 88|              this movement ~makes the heavenly body participate in the
741 Suppl, 88|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: In a heavenly body there is no potentiality
742 Suppl, 88|              a place is related to ~a heavenly body, as the craftsman's
743 Suppl, 88|              in whatever situation ~a heavenly body be placed, its potentiality
744 Suppl, 88|               Reply OBJ 8: Although a heavenly body, so far as regards
745 Suppl, 88|      astronomers in what position the heavenly bodies were made, by taking ~
746 Suppl, 88|             at length cease, when the heavenly movement ~ceases. Yet that
747 Suppl, 88|               since the nature of the heavenly body will not ~alter through
748 Suppl, 88|                Now the purpose of the heavenly ~movement, according to
749 Suppl, 88|         Whether the brightness of the heavenly bodies will be increased
750 Suppl, 88|            that the brightness of the heavenly bodies will not ~be increased
751 Suppl, 88|              fire will ~not reach the heavenly bodies. Therefore the heavenly
752 Suppl, 88|        heavenly bodies. Therefore the heavenly bodies will not be ~renewed
753 Suppl, 88|               2: Further, just as the heavenly bodies are the cause of
754 Suppl, 88|               manner the light of the heavenly bodies will cease ~rather
755 Suppl, 88|              1~OBJ 3: Further, if the heavenly bodies will be renewed when
756 Suppl, 88|         Therefore when man sinned the heavenly bodies were not deprived
757 Suppl, 88|        Further, the brightness of the heavenly bodies, like other ~creatures,
758 Suppl, 88|                in comparison with the heavenly bodies, which by their huge
759 Suppl, 88|              21,22). Now such are the heavenly ~bodies, as a gloss says
760 Suppl, 88|                 And the beauty of the heavenly bodies consists chiefly
761 Suppl, 88|            world on high." Hence ~the heavenly bodies will be bettered,
762 Suppl, 88|               not to be ~found in the heavenly bodies. Hence although the
763 Suppl, 88|            bodies. Hence although the heavenly bodies are not ~to be cleansed
764 Suppl, 88|                consequently after the heavenly body has ceased to be the
765 Suppl, 88|              does it matter ~that the heavenly bodies are by nature unalterable,
766 Suppl, 88|         benefit from the light of the heavenly bodies ~as before. In the
767 Suppl, 88|           supposing the light ~of the heavenly bodies not to have been
768 Suppl, 88|              saying that although the heavenly bodies far surpass the human
769 Suppl, 88|           rational soul surpasses the heavenly bodies far more than these ~
770 Suppl, 88|         unreasonable to say that the ~heavenly bodies were made for man'
771 Suppl, 88|             is a quality proper to a ~heavenly body, so are hot and cold,
772 Suppl, 88|              glorified as well as the heavenly bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
773 Suppl, 88|             certain order between the heavenly ~spirits and the earthly
774 Suppl, 88|               there an order between ~heavenly bodies and earthly bodies.
775 Suppl, 88|         bodies do ~not agree with the heavenly bodies except in the nature
776 Suppl, 88|          bodies even as it is in ~the heavenly bodies, in which it causes
777 Suppl, 88|           then be unalterable, as the heavenly bodies are now.~Aquin.:
778 Suppl, 88|             by the continuance of the heavenly movement. Now this will
779 Suppl, 88|        incorruption. Now such are the heavenly bodies, ~the elements, and
780 Suppl, 88|            elements, and man. For the heavenly bodies are by their very
781 Suppl, 89|             Joan.) that "not even the heavenly essences, namely the Cherubim
782 Suppl, 89|       conversely. ~Accordingly in the heavenly vision there will be no
783 Suppl, 90|     distinction of mansions. ~Now the heavenly kingdom is compared to a
784 Suppl, 92|             case in point, since ~the heavenly adornments are given to
785 Suppl, 94|               organ ~some part of the heavenly body, to which the human
786 Suppl, 94|               like ~the movers of the heavenly body - thus following somewhat
787 Suppl, 94|               of the cessation of the heavenly movement, so is it with
788 Suppl, 94|            when, at the coming of the heavenly judge, he is taken away ~
789 Suppl, 95|           from its disposition by the heavenly movement.~Aquin.: SMT XP
790 Suppl, 96|              men their offenses, your heavenly Father will forgive you
791 Appen1, 1|               consign them neither to heavenly glory nor to the eternal ~