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Part, Question
1 1, 1 | was necessary for man's salvation that there should be ~a
2 1, 1 | it was necessary for ~the salvation of man that certain truths
3 1, 1 | errors. Whereas man's ~whole salvation, which is in God, depends
4 1, 1 | Therefore, in order that the salvation of men might be brought ~
5 1, 1 | signs; or the works of salvation; or the whole Christ, as
6 1, 19 | there is no man saved whose salvation He does not will." ~Secondly,
7 1, 20 | Him up to death for the salvation ~of the human race; rather
8 1, 22 | man as regards his eternal salvation. For in the science of ~
9 1, 22 | would impede their final salvation. For "to them ~that love
10 1, 23 | persons towards eternal salvation, ~existing in the divine
11 1, 23 | the order of some ~towards salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23] A[
12 1, 23 | predestination is the cause of the salvation ~of the predestined. Therefore
13 1, 23 | those ordained to eternal salvation, so reprobation is a part
14 1, 23 | ordains ~men towards eternal salvation, is without election.~Aquin.:
15 1, 23 | predestination of some to eternal ~salvation presupposes, in the order
16 1, 23 | reason, that God wills their ~salvation; and to this belong both
17 1, 23 | particular good of eternal salvation; since to love is ~to wish
18 1, 23 | man disposing him towards salvation, is all ~included under
19 1, 23 | why God pre-ordains to ~salvation one number of men more than
20 1, 23 | has chosen ~some for that salvation, from which very many in
21 1, 23 | anything else done to attain salvation; because ~whether these
22 1, 23 | would not attain, eternal salvation. But against this ~opinion
23 1, 23 | would not happen; so ~the salvation of a person is predestined
24 1, 23 | helps that person towards salvation falls under the order of ~
25 1, 23 | one would not attain to ~salvation. Whence, the predestined
26 1, 32 | rightly ~concerning the salvation of the human race, accomplished
27 1, 53 | receive the inheritance of salvation."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
28 1, 57 | receive the inheritance of salvation ~(Heb. 1:14)"; and this
29 1, 57 | day to ~do regarding the salvation of the human race, still
30 1, 62 | receive the inheritance of salvation" (Heb. ~1:14). This would
31 1, 62 | increased with regard to the salvation of such as are saved by ~
32 1, 64 | Now the procuring of men's salvation is prolonged even to the
33 1, 54 | receive the inheritance of salvation."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
34 1, 58 | receive the inheritance of salvation ~(Heb. 1:14)"; and this
35 1, 58 | day to ~do regarding the salvation of the human race, still
36 1, 63 | receive the inheritance of salvation" (Heb. ~1:14). This would
37 1, 63 | increased with regard to the salvation of such as are saved by ~
38 1, 65 | Now the procuring of men's salvation is prolonged even to the
39 1, 105 | world, and especially the salvation of the elect. Hence there
40 1, 107 | receive ~the inheritance of salvation"; whence it appears that
41 1, 107 | purpose of leading men to salvation. But all the ~elect are
42 1, 107 | elect are in pursuit of salvation until the Day of Judgment.
43 1, 107 | not be led any ~more to salvation by the ministry of the angels,
44 1, 111 | external ministry of our salvation can always assist and see
45 1, 112 | things, ~concerning the salvation of each one in his own regard.
46 1, 112 | receive the inheritance of salvation" (Heb. 1:14); and ~thus
47 1, 112 | procure what concerns the salvation of only one man. The other
48 1, 112 | receive ~the inheritance of salvation," as the Apostle says (Heb.
49 1, 112 | receive the inheritance of salvation, when they are baptized. ~
50 1, 112 | receive the inheritance of salvation, if we consider ~the ultimate
51 1, 112 | efficacious as to bring ~them to salvation: efficacious, nevertheless,
52 1, 112 | speaking the ~angels will the salvation of mankind: for in this
53 1, 113 | souls; whereas God's is the salvation of ~souls. Therefore demons
54 1, 113 | offices minister to man's salvation. But the ordering of the ~
55 2, 2 | and I will show him my salvation."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2] A[
56 2, 19 | itself and necessary for salvation, it does ~not bind; wherefore
57 2, 19 | itself, and necessary for ~salvation: but the will does not tend
58 2, 35 | penance steadfast unto ~salvation." Now to look at God belongs
59 2, 44 | trembling ~work out your salvation": and he would not say this
60 2, 59 | worketh penance steadfast unto salvation." Fourthly, because he may ~
61 2, 68 | are necessary to man for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
62 2, 68 | not necessary to man for ~salvation. Because the gifts are ordained
63 2, 68 | not necessary for man's ~salvation that he should attain to
64 2, 68 | not necessary to man for ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
65 2, 68 | it is enough, for man's salvation, that he behave well ~in
66 2, 68 | not ~necessary to man for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
67 2, 68 | not necessary to man for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
68 2, 68 | of these is necessary for salvation: since of ~wisdom it is
69 2, 68 | are also necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68] A[
70 2, 68 | gifts are necessary for salvation, as stated above (A[2]).
71 2, 68 | not for the necessity of salvation: hence ~the comparison fails.~
72 2, 79 | things are directed to the salvation of those who are ~blinded
73 2, 79 | heart are directed to the salvation of ~those who are blinded
74 2, 79 | always ~directed to the salvation of those who are blinded
75 2, 79 | they are directed to ~the salvation of those who are blinded
76 2, 79 | blinding of some, to their salvation, as in the case of some ~
77 2, 87 | Divine providence, to the salvation of men, either of those ~
78 2, 91 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The salvation of man could not be achieved
79 2, 91 | law that brings ~all to salvation could not be given until
80 2, 91 | rudiments of righteousness unto ~salvation, in order to prepare them
81 2, 98 | same God, from Whom ~came salvation to man, through the grace
82 2, 98 | him insufficient aids to ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[98] A[
83 2, 98 | Sovereign as regards the ~salvation of souls: while the angels
84 2, 98 | since it is ordained to the salvation of souls.~Aquin.: SMT FS
85 2, 98 | disposed man to that perfect salvation of the human race, which
86 2, 98 | Law disposed men for the salvation which was to ~come through
87 2, 98 | above (AA[2],3). But that salvation was to ~come not to the
88 2, 98 | that thou mayest be My salvation, even to ~the farthest part
89 2, 98 | Him." Therefore the way of salvation should not have ~been opened
90 2, 98 | Reply OBJ 1: Although the salvation, which was to come through
91 2, 98 | bestows the benefits of salvation on the human race gratuitously: ~
92 2, 98 | 3: The Gentiles obtained salvation more perfectly and more ~
93 2, 98 | Law disposed man for the salvation which was to ~come through
94 2, 98 | reason could suffice him for salvation: and ~accordingly, in order
95 2, 101 | patterns, i.e. ~rules, of salvation: because the Greek {chaire}
96 2, 101 | of the Law are rules of salvation, and not ~only those that
97 2, 101 | however, that, since man's salvation is from God, those precepts ~
98 2, 101 | all seem to be rules of salvation, which direct man to God:
99 2, 101 | is an obstacle to man's salvation. Since, ~therefore, every
100 2, 101 | should conduce to man's salvation, as Isidore says ~(Etym.
101 2, 102 | order to signify that man's salvation is from God, by the ~direction
102 2, 103 | things ~pertaining to the salvation of the faithful; therefore
103 2, 103 | them to be necessary unto salvation, as though faith ~in Christ
104 2, 106 | Him the cause of eternal salvation." But ~the Gospel does not
105 2, 106 | in the power of God unto salvation to everyone that ~believeth."
106 2, 106 | believeth." But there is no salvation but to those who are justified. ~
107 2, 106 | of matters ~necessary for salvation; those things, to wit, that
108 2, 107 | were concerned with the salvation of man, while the ~Pharisees
109 2, 108 | necessary or opposed to salvation, and come ~under the prescription
110 2, 108 | things ~necessary for man's salvation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
111 2, 108 | they are necessary for ~salvation; for instance, that man
112 2, 109 | not necessary to man ~for salvation, but that the gift of the
113 2, 112 | the humanity causes our ~salvation by grace, the Divine power
114 2, 114 | saved." Hence, since man's salvation can only be brought about
115 2, 114 | and the Author of human ~salvation, according to Heb. 2:10: "
116 2, 114 | perfect] the Author of their salvation."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114]
117 2, 114 | fulfil man's desire for the salvation of ~another, although sometimes
118 2, 114 | on the part of him ~whose salvation the just man desires. And
119 2, 114 | faith avails for another's salvation by congruous ~and not by
120 2, 1 | received the ~mysteries of salvation."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[
121 2, 1 | His ~providence over the salvation of man, according to Heb.
122 2, 1 | dispenses in time, for ~man's salvation, and which are the way to
123 2, 2 | Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe in anything above ~
124 2, 2 | Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe certain things ~
125 2, 2 | is always necessary for salvation?~(8) Whether it is necessary
126 2, 2 | Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe in the Trinity ~
127 2, 2 | Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe anything above
128 2, 2 | would seem unnecessary for salvation to believe anything above ~
129 2, 2 | natural reason. For the salvation and perfection of a thing
130 2, 2 | believe seems unnecessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[3]
131 2, 2 | believe is not necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[3]
132 2, 2 | 1 ~OBJ 3: Further, man's salvation rests on God, according
133 2, 2 | to Ps. 36:39: ~"But the salvation of the just is from the
134 2, 2 | not necessary for man's salvation, that ~he should believe
135 2, 2 | are the means of attaining salvation. Now an ~act of virtue,
136 2, 2 | which are necessary for salvation, as ~is evidenced by the
137 2, 2 | Now it is necessary for ~salvation that certain things should
138 2, 2 | equally ~necessary for the salvation of all, since those of higher
139 2, 2 | it is necessary for the salvation of all, that they should ~
140 2, 2 | is not necessary for the salvation of all ~that they should
141 2, 2 | many gentiles obtained salvation through the ministry of ~
142 2, 2 | was not necessary ~for the salvation of all to believe explicitly
143 2, 2 | Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe explicitly in
144 2, 2 | it was not necessary for salvation to believe ~explicitly in
145 2, 2 | beginning it was necessary ~for salvation to believe in the Trinity.~
146 2, 3 | of faith is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[1]
147 2, 3 | of faith is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[2]
148 2, 3 | faith is not necessary for ~salvation. For, seemingly, a thing
149 2, 3 | thing is sufficient for salvation, if it is ~a means of attaining
150 2, 3 | faith is not ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[2]
151 2, 3 | others, is ~not necessary for salvation, for the Apostle says (1
152 2, 3 | it is not necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[2]
153 2, 3 | confession is made unto ~salvation."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[
154 2, 3 | Things that are necessary for salvation come under the ~precepts
155 2, 3 | Hence its ~necessity for salvation depends on how it falls
156 2, 3 | it is not necessary for salvation to confess one's faith at ~
157 2, 3 | of faith is necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[2]
158 2, 8 | seems to be necessary for salvation, since by faith Christ ~
159 2, 8 | understanding is not necessary for ~salvation: and, consequently, is not
160 2, 8 | that are not necessary for salvation; but with ~regard to those
161 2, 8 | those that are necessary for salvation, they are sufficiently ~
162 2, 8 | to things necessary for salvation, the gift of ~understanding
163 2, 10 | or some hindrance to the salvation of those who if they were ~
164 2, 10 | Further, Baptism avails for salvation more than preaching does, ~
165 2, 10 | duty to look after the salvation of ~their children, especially
166 2, 10 | provide ~the sacraments of salvation for the children of unbelievers
167 2, 10 | children fail to obtain salvation.~
168 2, 11 | conversion, looks to the salvation of others, by excommunicating
169 2, 11 | Penance whereby the ~way of salvation is opened to them.~Aquin.:
170 2, 11 | relation to the eternal ~salvation of them and of others. Hence
171 2, 11 | be an obstacle to eternal salvation in ~many, we are not bound
172 2, 11 | it, both because eternal ~salvation takes precedence of temporal
173 2, 11 | might be prejudicial to the salvation of others, both because ~
174 2, 11 | debar them from the way of salvation, ~but neither does she protect
175 2, 12 | the ~obtaining of eternal salvation, for which reason it is
176 2, 16 | hope for ~another's eternal salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17] A[
177 2, 16 | faith and the beginning of salvation." But salvation is by faith
178 2, 16 | beginning of salvation." But salvation is by faith whereby ~we
179 2, 19 | is that from Him ~comes salvation to mankind, and pardon to
180 2, 24 | the principal ~author of salvation, but not, to hope in man
181 2, 24 | Whether it is necessary for salvation that we should show our
182 2, 24 | it is not necessary for salvation that we show ~our enemies
183 2, 31 | would look after your own salvation ~first. What you want is,
184 2, 35 | about ~things necessary to salvation, or by undue obstinacy,
185 2, 35 | about things necessary to ~salvation. Moreover all this was ordained
186 2, 41 | prejudice to ~one's own salvation, which is not precluded
187 2, 41 | of them are necessary for salvation, and cannot be ~foregone
188 2, 41 | which ~is necessary for salvation, in order to avoid giving
189 2, 41 | which are not ~necessary for salvation: because the scandal which
190 2, 41 | of these is necessary for salvation, to wit, that he whose duty ~
191 2, 41 | whatever is necessary for salvation, but also whatever is a ~
192 2, 41 | is a ~means of obtaining salvation more perfectly, according
193 2, 41 | mercy ~are necessary for salvation. This may be seen in the
194 2, 41 | that are necessary for ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
195 2, 41 | grace which is his means of salvation, yet, in so far as it disposes
196 2, 41 | it tends to the loss of salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
197 2, 41 | that ~are necessary for salvation, they are not to be foregone
198 2, 42 | direct man in the way of ~salvation, according to Ps. 18:9: "
199 2, 43 | than suffices for their salvation. This measure is wanting
200 2, 45 | to things necessary for salvation; and such diligence is given
201 2, 45 | in ~matters necessary for salvation, but also in all things
202 2, 45 | to things necessary for salvation. This by ~practice merits
203 2, 50 | in matters necessary for salvation is common to ~all holy persons.~
204 2, 50 | about matters necessary for ~salvation, while counsel is given
205 2, 50 | which are not necessary ~for salvation. Now mercy is necessary
206 2, 50 | Now mercy is necessary for salvation, according to James ~2:13, "
207 2, 50 | poverty is not necessary for salvation, but belongs to the ~life
208 2, 50 | whether they be ~necessary for salvation or not, and yet not every
209 2, 50 | mercy is ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[52] A[
210 2, 51 | to things necessary for salvation, it ~will be a venial sin.~
211 2, 52 | circumstance necessary for salvation, it ~will be a mortal sin.
212 2, 52 | that is not necessary for salvation, it is not a mortal but
213 2, 52 | which is ~necessary for salvation, it is drawn to the other
214 2, 60 | always of necessity for salvation to restore what one ~has
215 2, 60 | taken away is necessary for ~salvation?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
216 2, 60 | impossible is not necessary for salvation. ~But sometimes it is impossible
217 2, 60 | not seem necessary for ~salvation to restore what one has
218 2, 60 | sin is not necessary for salvation, ~for then a man would be
219 2, 60 | it is not necessary ~for salvation to restore what one has
220 2, 60 | it is not ~necessary for salvation to restore what one has
221 2, 60 | it is not necessary for ~salvation to restore what one has
222 2, 60 | justice is necessary for salvation, it follows that it is ~
223 2, 60 | that it is ~necessary for salvation to restore what has been
224 2, 60 | this is not necessary for salvation, as stated above. ~However
225 2, 62 | Nor is it necessary for salvation that a ~man omit the act
226 2, 64 | themselves lack, have no hope of salvation. Therefore ~it is erroneous
227 2, 68 | things that are necessary for salvation. Yet clerics and priests ~
228 2, 68 | it is not necessary for salvation to give evidence.~Aquin.:
229 2, 68 | for things necessary for ~salvation except by some sin. But
230 2, 68 | But it is necessary for salvation to give ~true evidence,
231 2, 68 | evidence is necessary for salvation, provided the ~witness be
232 2, 71 | that walk in the ~way of salvation, [*Cf. Mt. 7:14] and because
233 2, 81 | for things concerning our ~salvation, we conform our will to
234 2, 81 | as they are expedient for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
235 2, 81 | for things relating to his salvation, and yet ~it is not granted
236 2, 81 | it is not necessary for salvation, nor yet manifestly contrary ~
237 2, 81 | through being conducive to salvation, we merit it not only ~by
238 2, 81 | things necessary for ~salvation - piously - perseveringly";
239 2, 81 | himself things necessary for salvation, piously and ~perseveringly.~
240 2, 86 | but also about matters of ~salvation: thus in Baptism men vow
241 2, 86 | above all is necessary for salvation. Therefore vows ~are not
242 2, 86 | an end - for instance if salvation be unattainable without ~
243 2, 86 | universally necessary for salvation. Therefore, properly speaking,
244 2, 86 | although they are necessary for salvation. The same ~answer applies
245 2, 89 | which I will show him the salvation ~of God." And forasmuch
246 2, 91 | of God is conducive to ~salvation, and consequently none is
247 2, 93 | something prejudicial to the salvation of mankind. Hence ~Athanasius,
248 2, 94 | in his ears, will he find salvation by wearing them round his
249 2, 102 | this obedience suffices for salvation. If they be ~willing to
250 2, 102 | obedience; one, sufficient ~for salvation, and consisting in obeying
251 2, 120 | it is not sufficient for salvation that one ~refrain from injuring
252 2, 122 | it is not necessary for ~salvation. But it would seem that
253 2, 122 | martyrdom is necessary for salvation, ~since the Apostle says (
254 2, 122 | confession is made unto salvation," and it is ~written (1
255 2, 122 | as being ~necessary for salvation. Thus Augustine declares (
256 2, 122 | cases it be necessary for ~salvation, since there are cases when
257 2, 122 | it is not necessary for salvation ~to suffer martyrdom; thus
258 2, 127 | me with the ~garments of salvation," and afterwards he adds, "
259 2, 145 | themselves, necessary for salvation. But the commandments ~of
260 2, 145 | which are necessary for salvation, not of ~themselves, but
261 2, 147 | cannot be in the state of salvation: since it is ~written (Wis.
262 2, 147 | as it is sufficient for salvation: and in this way it is ~
263 2, 176 | matters profitable unto salvation, to ~which purpose the gratuitous
264 2, 182 | wherefore it is necessary for salvation. Secondly, by the ~removal
265 2, 182 | since this is necessary for salvation. Therefore, if the perfection
266 2, 182 | perfection is necessary for salvation, and that all are bound ~
267 2, 182 | to desire to work out his salvation in ~a monastery or under
268 2, 183 | in itself necessary for salvation to accept the ~episcopal
269 2, 183 | things thus necessary ~for salvation, before the command is given;
270 2, 183 | in things ~necessary for salvation. Hence the Blessed Mark
271 2, 183 | himself to work for the salvation of his ~neighbor, wherefore
272 2, 183 | in working out one's own salvation, whereas ~it belongs to
273 2, 183 | oneself in working for ~the salvation of others. Hence so long
274 2, 183 | man can be useful to the ~salvation of his neighbor, he would
275 2, 183 | himself only with his own salvation, ~since he has bound himself
276 2, 183 | own but also for ~others' salvation. Wherefore Innocent III
277 2, 183 | be unable to procure the salvation of others it is meet he ~
278 2, 183 | forego the work of ~his own salvation, which pertains to the religious
279 2, 183 | the procuring of another's salvation; wherefore a monk ~may be
280 2, 183 | also to work out ~his own salvation. And a bishop, if he be
281 2, 183 | hindered from procuring the ~salvation of others, may enter the
282 2, 183 | office for the sake of the salvation of their subjects. Consequently
283 2, 183 | Consequently when ~the salvation of his subjects demands
284 2, 183 | On the other hand, if the salvation of his subjects can be sufficiently ~
285 2, 183 | himself to ~his neighbor's salvation, should an opportunity offer,
286 2, 184 | that which is necessary for salvation does not seemingly pertain
287 2, 184 | religion is necessary for salvation, whether because ~"thereby
288 2, 184 | of God is necessary for ~salvation, but to offer oneself wholly,
289 2, 186 | works pertaining to the salvation ~of souls.~Aquin.: SMT SS
290 2, 186 | directly ordained to the salvation of ~souls, such as preaching
291 2, 186 | life as directed to the ~salvation of souls.~Aquin.: SMT SS
292 2, 187 | cannot attain to the end of salvation unless ~one fulfil that
293 2, 187 | desire to work out his salvation in a monastery or under
294 3 | by which we attain to our salvation; (3) the end of immortal ~
295 3 | God was made man for our ~salvation; the second, about such
296 3, 1 | it to Himself for man's salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[1]
297 3, 1 | pertains especially to man's salvation; ~hence it is written (Mal.
298 3, 1 | seem ~unfitting to man's salvation that God should be made
299 3, 1 | perdition is necessary ~for the salvation of man. But the mystery
300 3, 1 | was necessary for man's ~salvation that God should become incarnate.~
301 3, 1 | afford him the remedy of salvation. Hence, ~on Jn. 1:14, "And
302 3, 1 | as God predestines the salvation of anyone to be ~brought
303 3, 1 | it runs counter to man's salvation, for which God became incarnate. ~
304 3, 1 | was sufficient for the ~salvation of human nature. Therefore
305 3, 1 | from the effect of man's salvation; for, as is said Qq. Vet
306 3, 4 | took place for the common salvation of all men; hence it is
307 3, 4 | universal cause of human salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[4] A[4]
308 3, 5 | also follow that the real salvation of man has not taken place; ~
309 3, 5 | whole, ~that He might bestow salvation on me wholly; for what was
310 3, 7 | since it extends to the salvation of the whole human race;
311 3, 8 | which is ~sufficient for the salvation of the whole human race;
312 3, 9 | perfect the author of their salvation by His passion." And ~hence
313 3, 15 | forsaken Me? Far from My ~salvation are the words of My sins."
314 3, 16 | is the occasion of man's salvation. For no ~lowliness that
315 3, 16 | Nature, but bring about our salvation, how dost thou maintain
316 3, 16 | what was the cause of our salvation was the occasion of harm
317 3, 18 | but for the sake ~of man's salvation. Hence it is plain that
318 3, 18 | will of Christ wished the salvation of the human race, although ~
319 3, 18 | Divine will regarding the salvation of the human race ~should
320 3, 19 | of the Godhead; for the ~salvation wherewith the manhood of
321 3, 19 | Therefore if Christ merited our salvation it follows that our salvation ~
322 3, 19 | salvation it follows that our salvation ~is not by God's grace but
323 3, 19 | with Christ. And thus man's salvation ~is from grace.~
324 3, 21 | Himself, pertained to the salvation of others according to Rm.
325 3, 22 | God, wherein his peace and salvation consist. ~Wherefore under
326 3, 22 | was offered ~up for the salvation of the offerers, as is prescribed
327 3, 22 | we received ~the grace of salvation, according to Heb. 5:9: "
328 3, 22 | Him the cause of eternal salvation." Thirdly, through Him we
329 3, 24 | is to be directed towards salvation, which belongs to a ~suppositum
330 3, 24 | were not incarnate, our salvation ~might yet have been achieved
331 3, 24 | eternity, so decreed our salvation, that it should be achieved
332 3, 24 | would have ~decreed men's salvation by other means. But since
333 3, 24 | should be the ~cause of our salvation.~
334 3, 25 | which we ~place our hope of salvation. But we place our hope in
335 3, 25 | its effect, which is our salvation, it will ~appear as endowed
336 3, 27 | have needed ~redemption and salvation which is by Christ, of whom
337 3, 27 | law, are ordered for the salvation of others, ~according to
338 3, 30 | excludes man from the way of salvation; because, as ~the Apostle
339 3, 31 | and most expedient to the salvation of man, since this is ~what
340 3, 31 | show that He came for the salvation both of the ~circumcised
341 3, 35 | because for us and ~for our salvation, uniting the human nature
342 3, 35 | Christ was born for our salvation is, in a way, ~natural,
343 3, 36 | were to be instructed unto salvation, concerning ~the grace of
344 3, 36 | time, after He had "wrought salvation in the midst of ~the earth" (
345 3, 36 | first coming was unto the ~salvation of all, which is by faith
346 3, 36 | ad 3), it befitted the salvation ~of mankind that Christ'
347 3, 36 | been prejudicial to the salvation of ~mankind if God's birth
348 3, 36 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Salvation, which was to be accomplished
349 3, 36 | birth was ordered unto man's salvation, which is ~by faith. But
350 3, 36 | Christ they were ~seeking for salvation."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
351 3, 36 | of obtaining from Him the salvation which is of God."~Aquin.:
352 3, 36 | Him who is to die for the salvation of all" (Gregory, Hom. x
353 3, 37 | the name Jesus signifies "salvation"; as is clear from ~Mt.
354 3, 37 | people from their sins." But salvation ~through Christ was accomplished
355 3, 37 | as Jesus, which ~means "salvation." For the name "Emmanuel,
356 3, 37 | designates the cause of salvation, which is the union of ~
357 3, 37 | the way ~and term of our salvation are pointed out: inasmuch
358 3, 37 | spiritual and ~universal salvation, this name is proper to
359 3, 38 | nations into the way of salvation was reserved to Christ alone,
360 3, 40 | not despair of their own salvation."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
361 3, 40 | of themselves relate to ~salvation. Now abstinence in eating
362 3, 40 | not of itself ~relate to salvation, according to Rm. 14:17: "
363 3, 40 | preach for gain, not for ~the salvation of mankind." And the same
364 3, 42 | that thou mayest be my salvation even to the farthest part
365 3, 42 | But Christ gave light and salvation through His doctrine. Therefore
366 3, 42 | given to be the light and salvation of the ~Gentiles through
367 3, 42 | deprived of the hope of salvation. For ~this reason certain
368 3, 42 | 1/1~I answer that, The salvation of the multitude is to be
369 3, 42 | perverseness, hinder the salvation of the multitude, the preacher ~
370 3, 42 | that he may ~insure the salvation of the multitude. Now the
371 3, 42 | considerable hindrance to ~the salvation of the people, both because
372 3, 42 | which was the only way to salvation, and because their ~evil
373 3, 43 | proportion ~to the needs of the salvation of mankind, the achievement
374 3, 43 | shall pass ~away'; but the salvation and justification of the
375 3, 44 | miracles are ordained to the salvation of ~mankind. But sometimes
376 3, 44 | and principally as to the salvation of his soul. ~Consequently,
377 3, 44 | or in his goods, for the salvation of man's ~soul - namely,
378 3, 44 | Divine power, unto the ~salvation of mankind. Now it belongs
379 3, 44 | His own creature for the salvation of others; ~rather, as Hilary
380 3, 44 | to afford an example of salvation as ~being procured by Him,
381 3, 46 | for Him to suffer for the salvation of the human ~race.~Aquin.:
382 3, 46 | that the fruit ~of man's salvation should not follow unless
383 3, 46 | sin concurred for man's salvation. ~In the first place, man
384 3, 46 | the perfection of ~human salvation; hence the Apostle says (
385 3, 46 | are requisite for man's salvation. Hence it is written (1 ~
386 3, 46 | befitting the universal salvation of ~the entire world. Hence
387 3, 46 | sufficed to secure man's salvation, because ~from His Divine
388 3, 46 | penance, steadfast unto salvation." And so to atone for the
389 3, 46 | it was fitting for man's salvation that Christ ~should have
390 3, 46 | before ages: He hath wrought salvation in the midst ~of the earth" -
391 3, 46 | cross for us, ~so for our salvation He was crucified as a guilty
392 3, 46 | the principle of men's salvation is the Godhead Itself, ~
393 3, 46 | according to Ps. 36:39: "But the salvation of the just is from the
394 3, 47 | Passion wrought its effect of salvation ~first of all among the
395 3, 48 | Passion brought about our salvation by way of merit?~(2) Whether
396 3, 48 | the Passion) secured man's salvation efficiently?~Aquin.: SMT
397 3, 48 | Passion brought about our salvation by way of merit?~Aquin.:
398 3, 48 | did not bring about our ~salvation by way of merit. For the
399 3, 48 | Christ did not merit our salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
400 3, 48 | Therefore He did not ~merit our salvation by suffering more than He
401 3, 48 | appears that He merited the ~salvation of the faithful.~Aquin.:
402 3, 48 | state of grace, merits his ~salvation thereby, according to Mt.
403 3, 48 | by His Passion ~merited salvation, not only for Himself, but
404 3, 48 | Christ merited our ~eternal salvation; but on our side there were
405 3, 48 | Passion brought about our salvation by way of atonement?~Aquin.:
406 3, 48 | did not bring about our ~salvation by way of atonement. For
407 3, 48 | Passion brought about our salvation by way of redemption?~Aquin.:
408 3, 48 | Passion did not effect our salvation ~by way of redemption. For
409 3, 48 | saints ~conduced to our salvation, according to Col. 1:24: "
410 3, 48 | for your exhortation ~and salvation."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
411 3, 48 | Passion brought about our salvation efficiently?~Aquin.: SMT
412 3, 48 | did not bring about our ~salvation efficiently. For the efficient
413 3, 48 | the efficient cause of our salvation is the ~greatness of the
414 3, 48 | did not bring about our salvation efficiently.~Aquin.: SMT
415 3, 48 | efficiently bring about the salvation of all men.~Aquin.: SMT
416 3, 48 | Passion accomplished our salvation. Therefore it was not by
417 3, 48 | power brings ~about our salvation efficiently. Therefore Christ'
418 3, 48 | cross ~accomplished our salvation efficiently.~Aquin.: SMT
419 3, 48 | efficient cause of ~man's salvation is God. But since Christ'
420 3, 48 | of His Godhead ~for the salvation of men. Consequently, then,
421 3, 48 | Passion ~accomplishes man's salvation efficiently.~Aquin.: SMT
422 3, 49 | hindered man from securing his ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
423 3, 50 | conduced in any way to our salvation?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
424 3, 50 | conduced in any way to our salvation?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
425 3, 50 | conduce in any way to ~our salvation. For death is a sort of
426 3, 50 | not work anything for our ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
427 3, 50 | Christ's Passion wrought our salvation by way of merit. ~But Christ'
428 3, 50 | accomplish anything towards our ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
429 3, 50 | not be the cause of ~our salvation, which is something spiritual.~
430 3, 50 | death is the cause of our salvation, according to what has ~
431 3, 50 | cannot be the cause of our salvation by ~way of merit, but only
432 3, 50 | departed, was conducive to salvation in virtue of the Godhead
433 3, 50 | of the obstacles to our salvation: and these ~are the death
434 3, 50 | Christ's death wrought our salvation from the power of the ~Godhead
435 3, 50 | fact" did not effect ~our salvation by way of merit, yet it
436 3, 51 | except it was helpful ~to our salvation. But Christ's burial seems
437 3, 51 | to be conducive to ~our salvation. Therefore, it was not fitting
438 3, 51 | Christ's death wrought our salvation, so likewise did ~His burial.
439 3, 51 | is an occasion of men's salvation. Thus thou shalt not deem ~
440 3, 51 | because He died for the salvation of others; and a sepulchre ~
441 3, 51 | He endured death for our ~salvation, for the reasons alleged
442 3, 51 | been detrimental to man's ~salvation, for it would not have seemed
443 3, 52 | nature is ordained for man's salvation: and to secure this it ~
444 3, 52 | universal cause of men's ~salvation, both of the living and
445 3, 53 | humanity was ordained for our ~salvation. But Christ's Passion sufficed
446 3, 53 | Passion sufficed for our salvation, since by it ~we were loosed
447 3, 53 | complete the work of our salvation: because, just ~as for this
448 3, 53 | Christ's Passion wrought our salvation, properly speaking, ~by
449 3, 55 | Passion is ordained for our salvation, so ~also is His Resurrection,
450 3, 55 | Resurrection is for the common salvation ~of all, so it came to the
451 3, 56 | humanity are profitable to our salvation through the power of the ~
452 3, 57 | took human flesh for our salvation. But ~it would have been
453 3, 57 | Ascension is the cause of our salvation?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
454 3, 57 | is not the cause of our ~salvation. For, Christ was the cause
455 3, 57 | Christ was the cause of our salvation in so far as He ~merited
456 3, 57 | is not the cause of ~our salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
457 3, 57 | Ascension be the cause of our salvation, it ~seems that this is
458 3, 57 | was not the cause of our salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
459 3, 57 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the salvation which Christ bestows is
460 3, 57 | according to Is. 51:6: "My salvation shall be for ever." But
461 3, 57 | is not the cause of our salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
462 3, 57 | Ascension is the cause of our salvation in two ~ways: first of all,
463 3, 57 | ascending, He did for ~our salvation. First, He prepared the
464 3, 57 | Ascension is the cause of our salvation by way not ~of merit, but
465 3, 59 | and the author of their ~salvation, according to Heb. 2:10: "
466 3, 59 | perfect the author of their salvation by His Passion."~Aquin.:
467 3, 59 | affairs with ~the end of human salvation. For, to whomsoever the
468 3, 59 | beatitude, which is everlasting salvation, to ~which men are admitted,
469 3, 59 | receive the inheritance of salvation (?)." But they are submitted
470 3, 59 | joy which they have at the salvation of men, ~according to Lk.
471 3, 60 | are necessary for man's salvation, as we shall show ~farther
472 3, 60 | is not fitting that the salvation of men be ~restricted by
473 3, 60 | sacraments. Nor is the ~way of salvation narrowed thereby: because
474 3, 60 | the same for all." But salvation, which is sought through
475 3, 61 | are necessary for man's salvation?~(2) Whether they were necessary
476 3, 61 | are necessary for man's salvation? ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
477 3, 61 | not necessary for man's salvation. ~For the Apostle says (
478 3, 61 | are not ~necessary for the salvation of man.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
479 3, 61 | sacraments were ~necessary for salvation. Therefore sacraments are
480 3, 61 | not necessary for man's ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
481 3, 61 | sufficient cause of ~our salvation; for the Apostle says (Rm.
482 3, 61 | not necessary for man's salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
483 3, 61 | But it is necessary for salvation that men be united together
484 3, 61 | are necessary for man's ~salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
485 3, 61 | are necessary unto man's salvation for three ~reasons. The
486 3, 61 | provides man with means of salvation, in the shape ~of corporeal
487 3, 61 | sufficient cause of man's salvation. But ~God gives grace to
488 3, 61 | sufficient cause of man's salvation. ~But it does not follow
489 3, 61 | the perfection of human salvation was ~accomplished by Christ;
490 3, 61 | was necessary for man's ~salvation that Christ's coming should
491 3, 61 | are necessary for man's salvation, in so far ~as they are
492 3, 62 | sacraments are necessary for salvation: nor ~is it an intermediate
493 3, 62 | sacraments which brought salvation to the Church." ~Consequently,
494 3, 64 | certainty in regard ~to salvation; the more that some sacraments
495 3, 64 | sacraments are necessary for salvation, ~as we shall state further
496 3, 64 | is an efficient ~cause of salvation. And thus such unbelief
497 3, 65 | sacraments are necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
498 3, 65 | sacraments are necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
499 3, 65 | sacraments are necessary for salvation. For ~what is not necessary
500 3, 65 | sacraments are necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
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