Part, Question

501   2, 169 |             Whether it is only about future contingencies?~(4) Whether
502   2, 169 |     inquiring of him ~concerning the future, and the spirit of prophecy
503   2, 169 |       Whether prophecy is only about future contingencies?~Aquin.: SMT
504   2, 169 |          that prophecy is only about future contingencies. ~For Cassiodorus
505   2, 169 |                Now issues pertain to future contingencies. ~Therefore
506   2, 169 |        prophetic revelation is about future contingencies alone.~Aquin.:
507   2, 169 |             follows that it is about future contingencies ~alone.~Aquin.:
508   2, 169 |            if one prophecy is about ~future contingencies, and another
509   2, 169 |           prophecies ~are "about the future, for instance (Is. 7:14), '
510   2, 169 |      Therefore prophecy is not about future contingencies alone.~Aquin.:
511   2, 169 |       contains ~things pertaining to future events, according to Is.
512   2, 169 |      themselves unknowable; such are future contingencies, ~the truth
513   2, 169 |          follows that revelation of ~future events belongs most properly
514   2, 169 |             because he foretells the future, his name ~loses its significance
515   2, 169 |       prophet's mind and nowise ~the future; and sometimes it points
516   2, 169 |              the present but to the ~future." Therefore the prophet
517   2, 169 |         false. For prophecy is about future contingencies, as stated
518   2, 169 |            stated above (A[3]~). Now future contingencies may possibly
519   2, 169 |           exclude the contingency of future singular ~events, because
520   2, 169 |           that knowledge regards the future as present and already ~
521   2, 169 |           exclude the contingency of future things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
522   2, 169 |         Divine foreknowledge regards future things in two ways. ~First,
523   2, 169 |            their effects. And though future ~contingencies, considered
524   2, 169 |            far as the latter regards future contingencies in themselves:
525   2, 169 |         considered, not as something future in our regard, but as ~being
526   2, 170 |               is able to foresee the future [*Cf. FP, Q[86], ~A[4],
527   2, 170 |               naturally foresee the ~future, as the Philosopher asserts (
528   2, 170 |           man naturally foreknow the future.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
529   2, 170 |        animals have foreknowledge of future things that concern ~them.
530   2, 170 |      therefore can ~men foreknow the future that concerns themselves,
531   2, 170 |             foreknowledge may regard future things in two ways: in one
532   2, 170 |            causes. Now, to ~foreknow future things, as they are in themselves,
533   2, 170 |            like foreknowledge of the future ~cannot come from nature,
534   2, 170 |           alone. On the other ~hand, future things can be foreknown
535   2, 170 |           thus a physician foreknows future health or death ~in certain
536   2, 170 |           Such like knowledge of the future may be ~understood to be
537   2, 170 |              is able to foreknow the future, and thus ~Augustine says (
538   2, 170 |          able to foreknow such like ~future things by their own knowledge.
539   2, 170 |            such foreknowledge of the future, but that they can ~acquire
540   2, 170 |          latter foreknowledge of the future differs in two ways ~from
541   2, 170 |              death, foresees certain future things, ~by reason of the
542   2, 170 |      impressions. Or again, it knows future things by a ~revelation
543   2, 170 |             be able to ~foreknow the future whenever it willed," which
544   2, 170 |              OBJ 2: Knowledge of the future by means of dreams, comes
545   2, 170 |             have no foreknowledge of future events, ~except as these
546   2, 170 |            he sometimes foreknew the future by help of the demons and
547   2, 171 |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, future contingencies are foreknown
548   2, 171 |             unchangeable truth." Now future contingencies exist thus
549   2, 171 |            types [*Cf. FP, Q[15]] of future events. But this is altogether ~
550   2, 171 |              From the very fact that future contingencies are in God ~
551   2, 172 |                A[6], ad 2) that the ~future is contained in the Divine
552   2, 172 |             denotes precognition of ~future events in themselves, and
553   2, 172 |              used in connection with future ~events, whether as in themselves,
554   2, 172 |            publicity, which ~at some future time were to benefit the
555   2, 173 |          present ~life?" Now in that future life after the resurrection
556   2, 179 |      contemplative life. But in the ~future life of the blessed the
557   2, 180 |         Reply OBJ 2: In the state of future happiness man has arrived
558   2, 183 |               or lays it by for some future use ~connected with the
559   2, 183 |              poor, to lay by for the future is a ~superfluous and inordinate
560   2, 184 |               2/2~Man is directed to future happiness by charity; and
561   2, 186 |           think ~of the present; the future being uncertain, let us
562   3, 1   |     presupposes the foreknowledge of future ~things; and hence, as God
563   3, 1   |              1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In the future award the pain of sense
564   3, 1   |            not only by faith in some future ~thing, but also by faith
565   3, 4   |           certain forecasts of (His) future holiness should shine forth.
566   3, 11  |            things, and ~foresight of future things, as Tully says (De
567   3, 11  |          things - present, past, and future.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
568   3, 12  |    substances, nor past, present, or future singulars, which, ~nevertheless,
569   3, 13  |            things present, past, and future, which God knows by the ~
570   3, 15  |           and it has no knowledge of future things." Secondly, it may ~
571   3, 15  |             by the apprehension of a future evil. Now ~the apprehension
572   3, 15  |           Now ~the apprehension of a future evil, if the evil be quite
573   3, 15  |        present, and by fear if it is future; and thus fear was ~in Christ,
574   3, 15  |              the ~uncertainty of the future event, as when at night
575   3, 15  |            Christ could have avoided future evils by the ~power of His
576   3, 16  |              nature; such as to know future things and to possess saving
577   3, 30  |           believe explicitly in the ~future Incarnation; but, being
578   3, 36  |          before Christ was born, His future birth was made known ~to
579   3, 36  |           are born, but to ~tell the future from the hour of a man's
580   3, 36  |     therefrom some knowledge of ~the future; rather was it the other
581   3, 38  |           the Old Law were signs ~of future grace. Wherefore the very
582   3, 39  |              opened, to show that in future the ~heavenly power would
583   3, 45  |             clarity ~like to that of future immortality." But the clarity
584   3, 45  |            in an imaginary vision of future beatitude." ~But the image
585   3, 45  |         representation of His body's future clarity, so the clarity
586   3, 45  |           His garments signified the future clarity of the saints, which
587   3, 46  |             belongs to the ~state of future condemnation, which exceeds
588   3, 46  |    beforehand in His own person the ~future condition of those who rise
589   3, 49  |      sicknesses can be cured even in future.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
590   3, 51  |            night on account of man's future fall, ~so these days are
591   3, 55  |           But such things as concern future glory are ~beyond the common
592   3, 55  |       punishments and rewards of the future life ~are not publicly manifested
593   3, 56  |               and of the body in the future."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[56] A[
594   3, 59  |            are to ~expect Him in the future general judgment?~(6) Whether
595   3, 59  |            will ~come to pass in the future, when He shall fulfil His
596   3, 59  |          what comes after ~it in the future. In one way, as it still
597   3, 60  |           that is, a foretelling of ~future glory.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
598   3, 60  |              viz. present, past, and future. Consequently, just as ~
599   3, 61  |            announcements of Christ's future coming." But it was necessary
600   3, 61  |          testify to his faith in the future coming of a Saviour. And
601   3, 61  |     righteous, ~through faith in the future coming of Christ. Secondly,
602   3, 61  | significative of man's ~faith in the future coming of Christ: which
603   3, 61  |           through faith in ~Christ's future coming, so are we saved
604   3, 61  |       according as they ~signify the future, the past, or the present;
605   3, 61  |           Law, that foreshadowed the future.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
606   3, 62  |             gifts, as to present and future time. in so far as they
607   3, 62  |              of old had faith in the future Passion of ~Christ, which,
608   3, 62  |              was a ~sign of Christ's future Passion, as will be made
609   3, 63  |          which a man is ~assigned to future glory, and which is effected
610   3, 66  |           God, ~seem to refer to the future rather than to the present."~
611   3, 68  |               Christ by faith in His future coming: of which faith circumcision
612   3, 68  |            that thing was yet in the future: just as we ~use other parts
613   3, 68  |          present, the past, and the ~future. Consequently although the
614   3, 68  |            takes away past, but not ~future, sins: wherefore the more
615   3, 68  |            hinders the commission of future sins. Now this is the ~point
616   3, 69  |            our punishment, but at a ~future time He will destroy it."~
617   3, 69  |        Baptism washes away past, not future, ~sins. Such a Baptism,
618   3, 69  |          Baptism is to take away not future, but ~present and past sins.
619   3, 70  |           receive the promise of the future birth of Christ, when it
620   3, 70  |           sign of faith in ~Christ's future Passion: so that the man
621   3, 73  |              3/4 ~With regard to the future it has a third meaning,
622   3, 73  |            the supper, so as in ~the future to be a memorial of our
623   3, 73  |           the Mass], speaking of the future.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
624   3, 74  |             priest ~shall do this in future." And Pope Julius I rebukes
625   3, 76  |              morrow, but also in the future, so long as the sacramental
626   3, 78  |          whole world and during all ~future ages, so likewise from Christ'
627   3, 78  |           afterwards, a ~verb of the future tense would be employed,
628   3, 79  |         sacrament preserves man from future sins?~(7) Whether this sacrament
629   3, 79  |     preserved by this sacrament from future sins?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[79]
630   3, 79  |     preserved by this sacrament from future ~sins. For there are many
631   3, 79  |           were to preserve them from future sins. Consequently, it is
632   3, 79  |           sacrament to preserve from future sins.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[79]
633   3, 79  |            not seem to preserve from future sins, ~because it can be
634   3, 79  |         Hence man is ~preserved from future sin in the same way as the
635   3, 79  |              body is preserved from ~future death of the body: and this
636   3, 80  |         propose to avoid them in the future" ~[*Cf. Rule of Augustine].
637   3, 84  |             also preserves ~man from future sins. Consequently, although
638   3, 87  |        purpose to avoid them for the future. Now venial sins are ~forgiven
639   3, 88  |          condition dependent on some future event, it would follow that ~
640 Suppl, 2 |              have contrition for his future sins?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[2]
641 Suppl, 2 |             have contrition for his ~future sins also. For contrition
642 Suppl, 2 |             free-will extends to the future rather than to the past,
643 Suppl, 2 |              the free-will, is about future contingents, as stated ~
644 Suppl, 2 |        Therefore contrition is about future sins rather than ~about
645 Suppl, 2 |  consequently contrition regards the future.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[2] A[4]
646 Suppl, 2 |           consequently is ~not for a future sin.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[2]
647 Suppl, 2 |              of prudence, it regards future sins indirectly, although
648 Suppl, 2 |      essentially moved towards those future sins. For this reason, he
649 Suppl, 2 |             sins, and is cautious of future sins. Yet ~we do not speak
650 Suppl, 2 |              speak of contrition for future sins, but of caution, which
651 Suppl, 2 |          free-will is said to regard future contingents, in so ~far
652 Suppl, 2 |              to ~the free-will, is a future contingent. Hence the act
653 Suppl, 2 |            the contrition also ~is a future contingent, in so far as
654 Suppl, 3 |              the present, or at some future time, more than he ~shudders
655 Suppl, 3 |           present evil, ~and fear to future evil. Consequently, of two
656 Suppl, 3 |             a greater effect in ~the future, although in the past it
657 Suppl, 12|              to be careful about the future is not an act of justice ~
658 Suppl, 12|        regards the ~past and not the future. Now "to give no opening
659 Suppl, 12|     suggestions of ~sin" regards the future. Therefore it should not
660 Suppl, 12|       safeguarding equality ~for the future, because according to the
661 Suppl, 12|            sins and ~preserving from future sins: so that when one man
662 Suppl, 12|              and takes heed for the ~future. Accordingly satisfaction
663 Suppl, 12|     considered as preserving us from future sins; and as ~Augustine (
664 Suppl, 12|          consequence, it regards the future, in so ~far as it is a safeguarding
665 Suppl, 12|          satisfaction, amendment for future time is of ~greater weight
666 Suppl, 12|          from the heed taken for the future, for the ~latter regards
667 Suppl, 12|              when taking heed of the future, we begin from the ~causes,
668 Suppl, 13|     Accordingly, as a remedy against future sin, the satisfaction of
669 Suppl, 14|             and for ~preserving from future sins, as stated above (Q[
670 Suppl, 15|              by its means, and also ~future sin wherefrom we are preserved
671 Suppl, 15|            punishment preserves from future sin, because a man does
672 Suppl, 15|                and that he may avoid future sin. Moreover, these two
673 Suppl, 15|            we ~may be preserved from future sins.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[15]
674 Suppl, 18|               not of present, but of future forgiveness, without ~co-operating
675 Suppl, 43|            betrothal is a promise of future marriage?~Aquin.: SMT XP
676 Suppl, 43|       rightly defined "a promise ~of future marriage," as expressed
677 Suppl, 43|         Further, promising about the future is blamed in James 4:13, ~
678 Suppl, 43|             not to make a promise of future marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
679 Suppl, 43|              not always a promise of future marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
680 Suppl, 43|           expressed in words of the ~future does not make a marriage,
681 Suppl, 43|        making of ~promises about the future, but the making of promises
682 Suppl, 43|              promise of the first as future a man ~is called a "spouse"
683 Suppl, 43|             words ~expressive of the future; but from the promise of
684 Suppl, 43|          become betrothed as soon as future marriage can ~be agreeable
685 Suppl, 43|              words expressive of the future, before yet close on the
686 Suppl, 43|       betrothal is a promise of ~the future, as already stated (A[1]),
687 Suppl, 43|           have some foresight of the future, and this requires ~the
688 Suppl, 43|            certain promises ~for the future, especially about those
689 Suppl, 43|              consent is to something future; and greater discretion
690 Suppl, 43|          required for looking to the future than for consenting to one
691 Suppl, 43|            he can bind himself to a ~future obligation.~Aquin.: SMT
692 Suppl, 43|         whose effects mature in the ~future are voided of their effects,
693 Suppl, 45|              words expressive of the future makes a ~marriage?~(4) Whether
694 Suppl, 45|              words expressive of the future makes a marriage?~Aquin.:
695 Suppl, 45|             words expressive of the ~future makes a marriage. For as
696 Suppl, 45|         present is to present, so is future to ~future. But consent
697 Suppl, 45|            present, so is future to ~future. But consent given in words
698 Suppl, 45|             words expressive of ~the future makes a marriage in the
699 Suppl, 45|              makes a marriage in the future.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
700 Suppl, 45|             of the present or of the future tense. Therefore neither
701 Suppl, 45|            expressed in words of the future ~tense, and is binding.
702 Suppl, 45|            effected by ~words of the future tense.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
703 Suppl, 45|             consents in words of the future tense to take ~a particular
704 Suppl, 45|        consent given in words of the future tense made a marriage, ~
705 Suppl, 45|       consent given in ~words of the future tense does not make a marriage.~
706 Suppl, 45|             consents in words of the future tense, promises to marry
707 Suppl, 45|              consent by words of the future tense, he does not signify ~
708 Suppl, 45|            is ~given in words of the future tense, although the words
709 Suppl, 45|             consent is directed to a future time, and hence they do
710 Suppl, 45|              words referring to ~the future, does not transfer the power
711 Suppl, 45|             words which refer to the future, but ~an act of the spiritual
712 Suppl, 45|            spiritual marriage in the future, it is not ~a spiritual
713 Suppl, 46|           expressed in words of ~the future tense makes a marriage?~(
714 Suppl, 46|           expressed in words of the ~future tense makes a marriage?~
715 Suppl, 46|            expressed in words of the future tense it makes a marriage.
716 Suppl, 46|              words expressive of the future and ~confirming that consent
717 Suppl, 46|            expressed in words of the future tense makes a marriage.~
718 Suppl, 46|              case with words of the ~future confirmed by an oath.~Aquin.:
719 Suppl, 46|              another in words of the future confirmed by oath, it would
720 Suppl, 46|             of words relating to the future ~makes a betrothal. But
721 Suppl, 46|             On the contrary, What is future is not yet. Now the addition
722 Suppl, 46|           does not make words of the future tense signify anything else
723 Suppl, 46|           than ~consent to something future. Therefore it is not a marriage
724 Suppl, 46|             be useless to swear to a future ~marriage. Therefore it
725 Suppl, 46|             belongs to words of ~the future tense, by their very signification,
726 Suppl, 46|              what is promised in the future is not done yet, even though
727 Suppl, 46|            expressed in words of the future ~makes a marriage?~Aquin.:
728 Suppl, 46|           expressed in ~words of the future makes a marriage. For consent
729 Suppl, 46|            consent referring ~to the future makes a marriage.~Aquin.:
730 Suppl, 46|              words expressive of the future, if inward consent is lacking,
731 Suppl, 47|     occasioned by danger imminent or future" (Ethic. iii, 1).~Aquin.:
732 Suppl, 47|            of the present or of the ~future. If it is of the present
733 Suppl, 47|              condition ~refer to the future, it is either necessary,
734 Suppl, 47|      marriage is valid, because such future things are ~present in their
735 Suppl, 47|           expressed in words ~of the future tense; wherefore it makes
736 Suppl, 47|         promise. Now parents promise future ~marriages for their children,
737 Suppl, 54|              affect the past but the future. ~Wherefore if the fifth
738 Suppl, 55|             nothing but a promise of future marriage. ~Now sometimes
739 Suppl, 55|      sometimes there is a promise of future marriage without affinity ~
740 Suppl, 55|           impotence promise a ~woman future marriage; or if a like promise
741 Suppl, 56|            one makes a profession of future Baptism, just ~as in betrothal
742 Suppl, 56|              enters an engagement of future marriage. Wherefore ~just
743 Suppl, 59|              is made of the latter's future conversion. Therefore under
744 Suppl, 59|           present in the same way as future to ~future. Wherefore just
745 Suppl, 59|           the same way as future to ~future. Wherefore just as when
746 Suppl, 59|     betrothal, which is a promise of future marriage, it suffices to
747 Suppl, 59|             to add ~the condition of future unity of worship.~Aquin.:
748 Suppl, 70|             will be ~affected in the future life for good or ill, according
749 Suppl, 70|            also the present, and the future ~as Augustine says (De Trin.
750 Suppl, 72|             2/2~Further, just as the future cleansing is to be by fire,
751 Suppl, 72|             will be competent to the future state, as stated above ~(
752 Suppl, 74|         because ~the exact length of future time cannot be known except
753 Suppl, 74|           such conjectures about the future ~foretold some things that
754 Suppl, 85|              Whether the time of the future judgment is unknown?~Aquin.:
755 Suppl, 85|            seem that the time of the future judgment is not ~unknown.
756 Suppl, 88|                  I say then that the future renewal of the world preceded
757 Suppl, 88|          viii) "the beginning of the future and the end of the ~past."
758 Suppl, 88|          refer ~to the desire of the future renewal which it awaits
759 Suppl, 88|              be the beginning of the future. For ~the definition quoted
760 Suppl, 88|      corresponding to the state of a future renewal. Now plants and
761 Suppl, 91|            of ~wayfarers. But in the future state it will be impossible
762 Suppl, 93|            we ~shall acquire for the future life is called a "fruit."
763 Suppl, 93|              time past, present, and future, and this is the ~spirituality
764 Suppl, 93|             that are rewarded in the future life are not ~acquired by
765 Suppl, 93|       aureole will be merited in the future life for ~teaching and preaching.~
766 Suppl, 94|             souls being ~punished in future after death by any corporeal
767 Suppl, 95|            On the other hand, in the future life the soul will not be
768 Suppl, 96|             there will be no one in ~future who can be corrected thereby.
769 Appen1, 2|             order to avoid it in the future. Because actual sin, even