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1 1, 67 | would have paid them Divine worship, since they were ~prone
2 1, 67 | since they were ~prone to worship as gods even the sun, moon,
3 1, 68 | would have paid them Divine worship, since they were ~prone
4 1, 68 | since they were ~prone to worship as gods even the sun, moon,
5 2, 68 | is the Father of all, the worship of God is also called piety, ~
6 2, 98 | withdrawing ~men from idolatrous worship, it enclosed [concludebat]
7 2, 98 | concludebat] them in the ~worship of one God, by Whom the
8 2, 98 | remained faithful to the worship of one God, while the others
9 2, 98 | people were bound to the worship ~of God, the greater their
10 2, 99 | to refer ~to the Divine worship. But Divine worship is the
11 2, 99 | Divine worship. But Divine worship is the act of a virtue,
12 2, 99 | De Invent. ii) "offers worship and ~ceremony to the Godhead."
13 2, 99 | anything ~relating to Divine worship except as affecting the
14 2, 99 | to belong to the Divine worship. This ~worship is called "
15 2, 99 | the Divine worship. This ~worship is called "ceremony" [the
16 2, 99 | Latins, to signify the Divine worship, being derived from a town
17 2, 99 | which refer to the Divine worship ~are specially called ceremonial.~
18 2, 99 | extend also to the Divine worship: and therefore ~the Old
19 2, 99 | natural law. Wherefore to worship God, since ~it is an act
20 2, 99 | universal principle about Divine worship is effected ~by the ceremonial
21 2, 99 | determinations of the Divine worship; ~and "judicial" precepts,
22 2, 100 | distinguished from one another. For worship is a virtue distinct from ~
23 2, 100 | thing," etc. belongs to worship. Therefore these ~are not
24 2, 100 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Worship is merely a declaration
25 2, 100 | wherefore the ~precepts about worship should not be reckoned as
26 2, 100 | precepts should be given about worship rather ~than about faith,
27 2, 100 | observance pertained to the ~worship of God, so also did the
28 2, 100 | the decalogue forbids the ~worship of strange gods: and to
29 2, 100 | forbidding ~things relating to worship of idols: thus it is written (
30 2, 100 | as they aimed at offering worship to ~God; whereas taken individually
31 2, 101 | their ~pertaining to the worship of God?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
32 2, 101 | their pertaining to the worship of God. Because, in the
33 2, 101 | no way to pertain to the ~worship of God. Therefore the nature
34 2, 101 | their pertaining to Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
35 2, 101 | solemnities pertain to the worship of God. Therefore it does
36 2, 101 | pertaining to ~the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
37 2, 101 | those that pertain to the worship of God. Therefore not only
38 2, 101 | which pertain to Divine worship are called ceremonial.~Aquin.:
39 2, 101 | things pertaining to the worship of God; ~such as the observance
40 2, 101 | those which pertain ~to the worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
41 2, 101 | directed to God by the ~worship due to Him. Wherefore those
42 2, 101 | which pertain to the Divine worship. The reason for their ~being
43 2, 101 | Reply OBJ 1: The Divine worship includes not only sacrifices
44 2, 101 | worshippers are duly prepared to worship Him: thus too in ~other
45 2, 101 | fitting them for the Divine worship: just as those who administer
46 2, 101 | pertaining to the Divine worship ~were more carefully observed
47 2, 101 | those which refer to Divine worship are called ceremonial ~precepts.~
48 2, 101 | referring to the Divine worship ~must needs be figurative,
49 2, 101 | whatever is done for the worship of God, should be ~entirely
50 2, 101 | should not be ~done for the worship of God. But the ceremonial
51 2, 101 | ordained to ~the Divine worship, as stated above (A[1]).
52 2, 101 | which refer to the Divine worship, should not be ~figurative.~
53 2, 101 | those which refer to the worship of God. Now the Divine ~
54 2, 101 | of God. Now the Divine ~worship is twofold: internal, and
55 2, 101 | should be applied to the worship of God; the ~soul by an
56 2, 101 | the ~soul by an interior worship; the body by an outward
57 2, 101 | the body by an outward worship: hence it is ~written (Ps.
58 2, 101 | the soul, so the outward ~worship is ordained to the internal
59 2, 101 | ordained to the internal worship. Now interior worship ~consists
60 2, 101 | internal worship. Now interior worship ~consists in the soul being
61 2, 101 | various ways to the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
62 2, 101 | Wherefore the external worship will not consist ~in anything
63 2, 101 | 8). Hence the external ~worship of the Old Law needed to
64 2, 101 | speaking there of internal worship; to which, ~however, external
65 2, 101 | which, ~however, external worship should be ordained, as stated
66 2, 101 | perfectly the spiritual worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
67 2, 101 | 2), are ordained to the worship of God, and to the foreshadowing ~
68 2, 101 | the outward and ~bodily worship of God, as stated above (
69 2, 101 | have ~lessened this bodily worship: since it directed men to
70 2, 101 | Christ, Who taught ~them to worship God "in spirit and in truth,"
71 2, 101 | ceremonial precepts from the worship of idols to the ~worship
72 2, 101 | worship of idols to the ~worship of God. And since men served
73 2, 101 | their duties to the Divine worship, they might ~have no time
74 2, 101 | Old Law lessened bodily worship in many ways. Thus it ~forbade
75 2, 101 | the lessening of bodily worship; as ~Rabbi Moses, the Egyptian
76 2, 101 | to attenuate the bodily worship of God so much as to allow ~
77 2, 101 | men to fall away into the worship of idols.~Aquin.: SMT FS
78 2, 101 | precepts were ordained to the worship of God, as stated ~above (
79 2, 101 | ordained to the Divine worship. Now in this worship we
80 2, 101 | Divine worship. Now in this worship we may consider the ~worship
81 2, 101 | worship we may consider the ~worship itself, the worshippers,
82 2, 101 | and the instruments of worship. The ~worship consists specially
83 2, 101 | instruments of worship. The ~worship consists specially in "sacrifices,"
84 2, 101 | God. The instruments of worship refer to the "sacred things,"
85 2, 101 | preparation for ~Divine worship, which is effected by a
86 2, 101 | distinguished from those who do not worship God: and to this pertain
87 2, 101 | all this pertained to the ~worship of God. Wherefore just as
88 2, 101 | dedicated to the Divine ~worship, and yet were not sacrifices
89 2, 101 | immediate connection with the ~worship of God, such as the tabernacle
90 2, 102 | were ordained to the Divine worship, for ~that particular time,
91 2, 102 | in respect of the Divine worship which was to ~be observed
92 2, 102 | were intended ~for Divine worship; and a figurative or mystical
93 2, 102 | intended for the ~divine worship, the causes of the sacrifices
94 2, 102 | should be ~set up for the worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
95 2, 102 | should lead ~man to the worship of God. But an increase
96 2, 102 | But an increase of divine worship requires ~multiplication
97 2, 102 | temple was ordained to the worship of ~God. But in God we should
98 2, 102 | God. But in God we should worship above all His unity and
99 2, 102 | tabernacle was set up for the worship of God. Therefore ~it should
100 2, 102 | purpose of the whole external worship is that ~man may give worship
101 2, 102 | worship is that ~man may give worship to God. Now man's tendency
102 2, 102 | appointed for the divine ~worship, so that thereby the soul
103 2, 102 | matters pertaining to the ~worship of God. ~Aquin.: SMT FS
104 2, 102 | Reply OBJ 1: The divine worship regards two things: namely,
105 2, 102 | worshipped; and men, who worship Him. Accordingly God, Who
106 2, 102 | be set up. But men, who worship Him, are ~corporeal beings:
107 2, 102 | temple to be set up for the worship of God, for two reasons.
108 2, 102 | place was set aside for the worship of God, they might approach
109 2, 102 | place were chosen for the worship of God. Hence it is written (
110 2, 102 | was employed for divine worship, no place being as yet fixed ~
111 2, 102 | being as yet fixed ~for the worship of God. This is the literal
112 2, 102 | order to show that bodily worship is not acceptable ~of itself:
113 2, 102 | and ~everywhere. But the worship of the New Law, in the sacrifice
114 2, 102 | that regarded the spiritual worship of God, ~consisting in the
115 2, 102 | together for ~the divine worship. Thus our church takes the
116 2, 102 | from which we arise to the worship of God. Now the ~tabernacle
117 2, 102 | tabernacle being ordained to the worship of God. ~Because the different
118 2, 102 | 5 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Worship towards the west was introduced
119 2, 102 | connection ~with the divine worship. And because, as already
120 2, 102 | prevent their receiving ~worship from those who had been
121 2, 102 | who had been commanded to worship but one God. ~Moreover there
122 2, 102 | exclusion of idolatrous worship: for the Gentiles ~placed
123 2, 102 | detestation of idolatrous worship: for the Gentiles made their ~
124 2, 102 | as it were, to the divine worship by this consecration. The ~
125 2, 102 | full ~moon, to avoid the worship of idolaters who used to
126 2, 102 | necessary for the divine worship: and it signified the uniting
127 2, 102 | for the ~purpose of divine worship should not be like the observances
128 2, 102 | things which are done for the worship of God ~should be marked
129 2, 102 | way, to depute them to the worship of God. ~Now the worship
130 2, 102 | worship of God. ~Now the worship of God belonged in a general
131 2, 102 | the ~ministers of divine worship. Consequently, in these
132 2, 102 | that pertain to divine worship. And thus, as to the people,
133 2, 102 | all impediments to divine worship, viz. ~of uncleannesses.
134 2, 102 | they were ordained to the worship of God for the time being,
135 2, 102 | have been to revile the ~worship of Venus and Priapus, which
136 2, 102 | impediments to the divine worship: which ~worship is twofold;
137 2, 102 | the divine worship: which ~worship is twofold; viz. spiritual,
138 2, 102 | hindered in the spiritual worship by sins, whereby men were
139 2, 102 | impediments to external worship consisted in certain bodily ~
140 2, 102 | that belong to the divine worship: both because men are not ~
141 2, 102 | things belonging to the ~worship of God, so that when they
142 2, 102 | was to ~avoid idolatrous worship: because in their sacrificial
143 2, 102 | society of men and to the worship of God. It happened sometimes,
144 2, 102 | society of men and to the worship of God, to wit, after seven
145 2, 102 | he was admitted to divine worship, and was restored to ~the
146 2, 102 | circumcision to ~the divine worship, so were the ministers by
147 2, 102 | ministry of ~the divine worship. And all that was done touching
148 2, 102 | reverence for the divine worship: and this in two ~ways;
149 2, 102 | first, by excluding from the worship of God whatever might be
150 2, 102 | introducing into the divine worship all ~that seemed to savor
151 2, 102 | specially ~chosen for the worship of God, and among them the
152 2, 102 | are ~applied to the divine worship, need to be marked in some
153 2, 102 | that they be worthy of the worship of God; so too in that people'
154 2, 102 | things befitting the divine worship, whether spiritual or ~corporal.
155 2, 102 | spiritual or ~corporal. Now the worship prescribed by the Law foreshadowed
156 2, 102 | their fittingness to the worship of God; ~secondly, according
157 2, 102 | First, to avoid idolatrous worship. Because ~the Gentiles,
158 2, 102 | materials. Moreover in the worship of Mars, women put on men'
159 2, 102 | while, conversely, in the worship of Venus men donned women'
160 2, 102 | the ~customs of idolatrous worship, the Lord commanded that
161 2, 103 | for a double purpose; the ~worship of God, and the foreshadowing
162 2, 103 | worships God ~must needs worship Him by means of certain
163 2, 103 | pertaining to ~external worship. But the fixing of the divine
164 2, 103 | the fixing of the divine worship belongs to the ~ceremonies;
165 2, 103 | devotion of those ~that worship God. Since, however, even
166 2, 103 | private law, prompted them to worship God in a ~certain definite
167 2, 103 | keeping with the interior ~worship, and a suitable token of
168 2, 103 | for the purpose of divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103] A[
169 2, 103 | things relating to the divine worship regard the soul ~rather
170 2, 103 | a man ~unfit for divine worship; thus a leper, or anyone
171 2, 103 | appoint them to the divine worship, and ~to remove impediments
172 2, 103 | they were ordained to the worship of God, besides the fact
173 2, 103 | Law were ordained ~to the worship of God as stated above (
174 2, 103 | AA[1],2). Now external ~worship should be in proportion
175 2, 103 | proportion to the internal worship, which consists ~in faith,
176 2, 103 | charity. Consequently exterior worship had to be ~subject to variations
177 2, 103 | variations in the internal ~worship, in which a threefold state
178 2, 103 | Another state of interior ~worship is that in which we have
179 2, 103 | then, nothing in regard to worship of God ~will be figurative;
180 2, 103 | with the state of divine worship for that particular time, ~
181 2, 103 | ceremonies refer to the divine worship, which was founded on faith
182 2, 103 | was to come, both ~that worship ceased, and all the reasons
183 2, 103 | in which the ~interior worship of God consists. Now man
184 2, 104 | offer sacrifices to Him and worship Him. Because men ~are ordained
185 2, 104 | some fitness for the divine worship. On the other hand, man
186 2, 104 | which relate to the divine worship had to ~be taught under
187 2, 104 | something relating to the worship of God and ~the mystery
188 2, 104 | it was referred to the worship of God, it was above reason:
189 2, 105 | reverence for the divine worship. Hence it ~was necessary
190 2, 105 | the ceremonies of divine worship; and the chief judge ~of
191 2, 105 | their fellowship and mode of worship. With regard to these a ~
192 2, 105 | men of no nation from the worship of ~God and from things
193 2, 105 | Jews, where the ~divine worship was continued through carnal
194 2, 108 | their relation to the divine worship, belongs to the ceremonial ~
195 2, 108 | clear that the entire bodily worship ~which was fixed by the
196 2, 108 | be changed into spiritual worship: as ~is evident from Jn.
197 2, 108 | whatever a man does ~for the worship of God, comes under the
198 2, 114 | only to ourselves, by our worship of Him. ~Hence we merit
199 2, 12 | himself circumcised, or ~to worship at the tomb of Mahomet,
200 2, 28 | of the virtues. For the ~worship of God seems a most virtuous
201 2, 28 | is preferred before ~the worship of God, according to Osee
202 2, 28 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: We worship God by external sacrifices
203 2, 37 | and practises the same worship, as ~others, and takes pleasure
204 2, 42 | those which pertain to the worship ~of God: and these three
205 2, 43 | piety which pertains to the worship of God is a ~manifestation
206 2, 43 | because if a ~man fear and worship God, this shows that he
207 2, 62 | Now the very God whom we worship puts ~evildoers to death,
208 2, 62 | thousand men ~on account of the worship of the calf (Ex. 32), the
209 2, 78 | and ceremonial rites or ~worship to "some superior nature
210 2, 78 | Eusebeia} [piety] means ~"good worship" and consequently is the
211 2, 79 | is a question of Divine ~worship, so that we be able to say
212 2, 79 | is ~nothing else but the worship of God." Therefore religion
213 2, 79 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, worship belongs to religion. Now
214 2, 79 | religion. Now man is said to worship ~not only God, but also
215 2, 79 | Cato, Breves Sententiae], "Worship thy parents." Therefore ~
216 2, 79 | things which pertain to the ~worship of God," so that religion
217 2, 79 | things which belong to Divine worship because we ought ~frequently
218 2, 79 | denote, not any ~kind of worship, but the worship of God."~
219 2, 79 | kind of worship, but the worship of God."~Aquin.: SMT SS
220 2, 79 | Reply OBJ 4: We are said to worship those whom we honor, and
221 2, 79 | word 'colere' stands for 'worship' and ~'cultivate']: a man'
222 2, 79 | is due a special kind of ~worship, which in Greek is {Eusebeia}
223 2, 79 | given to all in ~general who worship God, yet in a special way
224 2, 79 | whole life to the Divine worship, by withdrawing from ~human
225 2, 79 | religion "to offer ceremonial worship ~to the Godhead" [*Cf. A[
226 2, 79 | religion, for ~instance to worship, to serve, to vow, to pray,
227 2, 79 | serves and worships God, for ~worship regards the excellence of
228 2, 79 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The worship of religion is paid to images,
229 2, 79 | the fact that religious worship ~is paid to the images of
230 2, 79 | belongs to religion to ~pay worship to God. Therefore religion
231 2, 79 | too little. for one cannot worship God too much, according
232 2, 79 | A[4]) religion pays due worship to God. ~Hence two things
233 2, 79 | it ~offers to God, viz. worship, and this is by way of matter
234 2, 79 | offered, viz. God, to Whom ~worship is paid. And yet the acts
235 2, 79 | Body Para. 2/2~Now due worship is paid to God, in so far
236 2, 79 | pertaining to the Divine ~worship, not as regards the circumstance
237 2, 79 | circumstances, as when Divine worship is paid to whom it is not ~
238 2, 79 | it would ~seem wrong to worship God with bodily actions.
239 2, 79 | Wherefore in the Divine worship it is necessary ~to make
240 2, 79 | directly intended in the worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
241 2, 79 | are applied to the Divine worship; so that not only ~men,
242 2, 79 | through being applied to the worship of God. For purity is ~necessary
243 2, 79 | specially to the Divine worship, ~such as sacrifices, oblations,
244 2, 79 | disposes himself to the worship of God~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
245 2, 80 | do what pertains to the worship or service of God, belongs ~
246 2, 80 | certain works of Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[82] A[
247 2, 81 | is useless to pray and to worship God at ~all: of these it
248 2, 81 | things pertaining to the worship of God. All these ~opinions
249 2, 81 | religion that one "offers worship ~end ceremonial rites to
250 2, 81 | alone do we offer religious worship when praying, ~from Whom
251 2, 81 | matters concerning Divine worship, according to Ex. ~19:21: "
252 2, 82 | latria or religion. ~The worship of religion is due to God
253 2, 82 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the worship of religion is due to God
254 2, 82 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the worship of one same religion is
255 2, 82 | Many tokens of ~Divine worship are employed in doing honor
256 2, 82 | says: "Thou shalt neither worship them in mind, nor adore ~
257 2, 83 | the ministers of Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[85] A[
258 2, 83 | directed to the Divine worship, not only for themselves
259 2, 84 | things offered for the Divine worship, so that if a ~thing be
260 2, 84 | offered to be destroyed in worship of God, as though it were ~
261 2, 84 | and being deputed to the worship of God or to the use of ~
262 2, 84 | appertaining to the Divine worship, ~partly on things touching
263 2, 85 | who minister ~the divine worship for the welfare of the whole
264 2, 85 | the ministers of divine worship does ~not belong to the
265 2, 85 | ministry of the divine ~worship was not entrusted to any
266 2, 85 | ministers of the divine worship: but when they met with
267 2, 85 | the purpose of the divine worship, ~for instance for the fulfilling
268 2, 85 | connected with the divine ~worship than tithes which are offered
269 2, 86 | giving Him a ~special form of worship to which he was not bound,
270 2, 86 | to ~religion to offer God worship and ceremonial rites. But
271 2, 86 | OBJ 3: Further, religious worship should be offered to none
272 2, 86 | The Egyptians) shall ~worship Him with sacrifices and
273 2, 86 | perform them." Now, the worship of God is properly the act
274 2, 86 | of the thing vowed to the worship or ~service of God. And
275 2, 86 | they belong to the divine worship, being like sacrifices to
276 2, 86 | were, ~dedicated to the worship of God: and for this reason
277 2, 87 | belongs to religion to give worship to God, as Tully ~says (
278 2, 87 | above (A[4]). ~But religious worship is not due to any creature,
279 2, 87 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Religious worship is shown to one whose testimony
280 2, 87 | not swear." But religious worship is not given to ~creatures
281 2, 89 | praise is part of divine worship, for it is an ~act of religion.
282 2, 89 | employ nothing in ~the divine worship, save what is delivered
283 2, 90 | with religion in giving worship ~to God; secondly, we shall
284 2, 90 | things that ~pertain to the worship of God. The former come
285 2, 90 | accordance with true ~religious worship. Therefore superstition
286 2, 90 | strikest the first chord in the worship of one God, and the beast
287 2, 90 | superstition hath fallen." Now the worship of one God belongs to ~religion.
288 2, 90 | offers more to the divine worship than true religion, but
289 2, 90 | because ~it offers divine worship either to whom it ought
290 2, 90 | something may be done in divine worship ~that ought not to be done.~
291 2, 90 | object. For the divine ~worship may be given either to whom
292 2, 90 | the various ends of divine worship. For ~the end of divine
293 2, 90 | For ~the end of divine worship is in the first place to
294 2, 90 | Thirdly, the end of ~divine worship is a certain direction of
295 2, 90 | of God the object of that worship: and to this must be referred ~
296 2, 90 | religion is nothing else than worship given to God in ~an undue
297 2, 90 | time of grace, to ~wish to worship God according to the rite
298 2, 91 | SUPERSTITION CONSISTING IN UNDUE WORSHIP OF THE TRUE GOD (TWO ARTICLES)~
299 2, 91 | consists in giving undue worship to the true God; ~(2) Of
300 2, 91 | anything pernicious in the worship of the true ~God?~(2) Whether
301 2, 91 | anything pernicious in the worship of the true God? ~Aquin.:
302 2, 91 | anything pernicious in the ~worship of the true God. It is written (
303 2, 91 | His name. Therefore all worship of God is conducive to ~
304 2, 91 | vow to a special kind of worship, as ~related in Genesis
305 2, 91 | 28. Therefore now also no worship of God is pernicious.~Aquin.:
306 2, 91 | various rites of divine worship: wherefore Gregory, ~replying
307 2, 91 | observances belonged to the ~worship of God. Therefore there
308 2, 91 | something deadly in the divine ~worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[93] A[
309 2, 91 | by deed that the outward ~worship of religion consists, as
310 2, 91 | is signified by outward worship, this worship will be ~pernicious.~
311 2, 91 | by outward worship, this worship will be ~pernicious.~Aquin.:
312 2, 91 | thing signified, through the worship signifying something ~discordant
313 2, 91 | place, falsehood ~in outward worship occurs on the part of the
314 2, 91 | and especially in ~common worship which is offered by ministers
315 2, 91 | part of the ~Church, gives worship to God contrary to the manner
316 2, 91 | truth, to invoke God is to worship Him in ~spirit and truth,
317 2, 91 | according to Jn. 4:23. Hence a worship that contains ~falsehood,
318 2, 91 | the Church in the divine worship are ~in no way contrary
319 2, 91 | can be any excess in the worship of God?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
320 2, 91 | cannot be excess in the worship of God. ~It is written (
321 2, 91 | exceed." Now the divine worship is directed to the ~glorification
322 2, 91 | OBJ 2: Further, outward worship is a profession of inward
323 2, 91 | is a profession of inward worship, ~"whereby God is worshiped
324 2, 91 | therefore, can there be in the worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
325 2, 91 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, to worship God consists in offering
326 2, 91 | no ~excess in the divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[93] A[
327 2, 91 | Holy Writ teaches us to worship God. Therefore there can
328 2, 91 | reason of excess even in the worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
329 2, 91 | cannot be excess in ~the worship of God, because whatever
330 2, 91 | Now the end of divine ~worship is that man may give glory
331 2, 91 | excessive in the divine worship, provided it ~be in accordance
332 2, 91 | connection ~with the internal worship of God. Hence Augustine (
333 2, 92 | speak univocally of the worship of ~false gods, which is
334 2, 92 | called idolatry, and of the worship of the true God, ~which
335 2, 92 | should rather be named "worship of creatures."~Aquin.: SMT
336 2, 92 | exceed the due mode of divine worship, and this is done chiefly
337 2, 92 | done chiefly when ~divine worship is given to whom it should
338 2, 92 | is superstition to give ~worship to any creature whatsoever.~
339 2, 92 | Now just as this divine worship was given to sensible creatures
340 2, 92 | called an "idol." Yet divine worship was given to idols in various
341 2, 92 | consequently that ~divine worship was due to them. This was
342 2, 92 | while others gave divine worship not to the images, but to ~
343 2, 92 | they thought that divine worship ought to be given to the ~
344 2, 92 | all these they gave divine worship, as Augustine relates (De ~
345 2, 92 | the other, relating to the worship of men, was said to ~belong
346 2, 92 | idols, or for giving Divine worship to ~a creature or any part
347 2, 92 | of unbelief by external ~worship. Such a confession is signified
348 2, 92 | human act pertaining to the worship of God: and then its ~signification
349 2, 92 | essential thereto that divine worship be given to whom it ought
350 2, 92 | was used to signify any worship of a creature, even without ~
351 2, 92 | employs ~images for the divine worship: since both in the Tabernacle
352 2, 92 | set up which the faithful worship. Therefore idolatry, whereby ~
353 2, 92 | to pay them reverence by worship, of sacrifices or the like.~
354 2, 92 | honored with an inward ~worship, according to Jn. 4:24, "
355 2, 92 | Now a man may happen to worship ~idols outwardly, and yet
356 2, 92 | Therefore it seems that we may worship idols outwardly without
357 2, 92 | prejudice ~to the divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
358 2, 92 | Therefore it is a sin ~to worship idols whether outwardly
359 2, 92 | manner: and this is the ~worship of latria.~Aquin.: SMT SS
360 2, 92 | Others held that the outward worship of latria should be given
361 2, 92 | as to ~remember that our worship ss in accordance with custom
362 2, 92 | time of persecution to worship idols outwardly so long
363 2, 92 | false. For since outward worship is a sign of the ~inward
364 2, 92 | is a sign of the ~inward worship, just as it is a wicked
365 2, 92 | falsehood to ~pay outward worship to anything counter to the
366 2, 92 | Dei vi, 10) in that "his ~worship of idols was so much the
367 2, 92 | are images set up that the worship of latria may ~be paid to
368 2, 92 | viii, 10). But interior worship, which ~consists of faith,
369 2, 92 | is better than external worship. ~Therefore unbelief, despair
370 2, 92 | are opposed to ~internal worship, are graver sins than idolatry,
371 2, 92 | is opposed to ~external worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
372 2, 92 | faith, than by giving God's worship to another, which ~pertains
373 2, 92 | likeness to them since you worship many gods: and yet ~you
374 2, 92 | than they are, for they worship things that exist, but ~
375 2, 92 | worshiped as gods, whereas you worship things that exist ~not at
376 2, 92 | sin almost equal to the worship of idols, ~to which they
377 2, 92 | and to this it adds ~undue worship. But in a case of external
378 2, 92 | their belief in one God and ~worship Him alone.~Aquin.: SMT SS
379 2, 92 | one God, and that divine ~worship should not be paid to the
380 2, 92 | according to Wis. 14:27, ~"the worship of abominable idols is the
381 2, 92 | related to have forced men to worship fire, or by Ninus, ~who
382 2, 92 | died as a man he began to worship as a god." The same passage ~
383 2, 92 | craftsman, he gave them divine worship; ~hence it is written (Wis.
384 2, 92 | excellence men gave ~divine worship to certain creatures, on
385 2, 92 | sins were employed in the worship of idols; such as ~homicides,
386 2, 93 | just as religion is due worship, so is superstition ~undue
387 2, 93 | so is superstition ~undue worship. But divination does not
388 2, 93 | seem to pertain to undue worship. ~Therefore it does not
389 2, 93 | superstition denotes ~undue divine worship. Now a thing pertains to
390 2, 93 | a thing pertains to the worship of God in two ~ways: in
391 2, 93 | divination pertains to the worship of the ~demons, inasmuch
392 2, 97 | being deputed to the divine worship. Now just ~as a thing acquires
393 2, 97 | being deputed to ~the divine worship, and thus a certain reverence
394 2, 97 | consecrated to the divine worship, but also to sacred places
395 2, 99 | properly speaking, the worship of God, which the Greeks
396 2, 99 | term {eusebeia}. But the worship of God does not denote relation
397 2, 99 | belongs to religion to give worship to God, so ~does it belong
398 2, 99 | the second place, to give worship to one's ~parents and one'
399 2, 99 | A[1] Body Para. 2/2~The worship due to our parents includes
400 2, 99 | our parents includes the worship given to all our ~kindred,
401 2, 99 | Philosopher (Ethic. viii, 12). The worship given to our ~country includes
402 2, 99 | the lesser: wherefore the worship due ~to God includes the
403 2, 99 | due ~to God includes the worship due to our parents as a
404 2, 99 | extends also to the divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[101] A[
405 2, 99 | proper to religion to give worship to God. But ~piety also
406 2, 99 | God. But ~piety also gives worship to God, according to Augustine (
407 2, 99 | whereby we give our country worship and duty, ~seems to be the
408 2, 99 | Hence religion, which ~gives worship to God, is a distinct virtue
409 2, 99 | excellence, piety ~designates the worship of God, even as God, by
410 2, 99 | excellence. Now just as we ~worship our parents by paying them
411 2, 99 | duties of piety so do we worship ~God by religion. Therefore
412 2, 99 | omitted for the ~sake of the worship of religion.~Aquin.: SMT
413 2, 99 | that man should tend to worship his ~father rather than
414 2, 99 | 2/2 ~Accordingly, if the worship of one's parents take one
415 2, 99 | take one away from the ~worship of God it would no longer
416 2, 99 | be an act of piety to pay worship to ~one's parents to the
417 2, 99 | omitted for the sake of the worship religion gives to God. If, ~
418 2, 100 | by observance that we pay worship and honor to those who excel
419 2, 100 | some kind of dignity." But worship and ~honor are paid also
420 2, 100 | Further, just as honor and worship are due to those that are
421 2, 100 | whereby we pay honor and ~worship to those who excel in science
422 2, 100 | observance, ~whereby we pay worship and honor to those who excel
423 2, 100 | manner, religion, whereby worship is given to ~find piety,
424 2, 100 | find piety, whereby we worship our so under piety we find
425 2, 100 | find observance, ~whereby worship and honor are paid to persons
426 2, 100 | appointed ~for the payment of worship and honor to persons in
427 2, 100 | belongs to observance to pay worship and honor to those who ~
428 2, 100 | belong to observance to pay worship and ~honor to persons in
429 2, 100 | Dei x), we are said to worship those persons whom we hold
430 2, 100 | hold in honor, ~so that worship and honor would seem to
431 2, 100 | define observance as paying worship and honor to persons in ~
432 2, 100 | justice. Now we do ~not owe worship and honor to all persons
433 2, 100 | unfittingly ~defined as giving worship and honor to all.~Aquin.:
434 2, 100 | fittingly defined as paying worship and honor.~Aquin.: SMT SS
435 2, 100 | observance that we pay worship and honor to those who excel
436 2, 100 | government, there is due to him worship, consisting in ~rendering
437 2, 100 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Worship includes not only honor,
438 2, 100 | thus man owes honor and ~worship to those persons in positions
439 2, 100 | in this way that we owe worship and honor to persons in
440 2, 100 | For the ~prince to whom worship is paid by observance is
441 2, 100 | Therefore ~observance, whereby worship is paid to persons in positions
442 2, 100 | virtue than piety, which pays worship to one's kindred.~Aquin.:
443 2, 100 | but to piety, which pays worship not only to one's ~father
444 2, 100 | observance, inasmuch as it pays worship to persons more ~akin to
445 2, 100 | the common good, their worship does not pertain to observance,
446 2, 100 | The rendering of honor or worship should be proportionate ~
447 2, 100 | kinship with them, to pay worship and honor to their parents
448 2, 101 | dulia, which pays honor and worship to those who are above ~
449 2, 101 | homage that consists in the worship of God."~Aquin.: SMT SS
450 2, 102 | from reverence, which pays worship and ~honor to a superior,
451 2, 104 | whereby ~we pay God due worship, and piety, whereby we worship
452 2, 104 | worship, and piety, whereby we worship our parents, and ~observance,
453 2, 104 | observance, whereby we worship persons excelling in dignity,
454 2, 109 | pretending that he desired to worship idols, should teach us that ~
455 2, 109 | his zeal in destroying the worship of Baal.~Aquin.: SMT SS
456 2, 116 | immoderately for use, not for worship. ~Hence it does not follow
457 2, 119 | to piety to pay duty and worship to one's father, it follows ~
458 2, 119 | Ghost's instigation, we pay worship and ~duty to God as our
459 2, 119 | piety that pays duty and worship to a father in the ~flesh
460 2, 119 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: To pay worship to God as Creator, as religion
461 2, 119 | more ~excellent than to pay worship to one's father in the flesh,
462 2, 119 | virtue does. But to pay worship to God as Father is yet
463 2, 119 | more ~excellent than to pay worship to God as Creator and Lord.
464 2, 119 | piety man pays duty and worship not ~only to his father
465 2, 119 | the gift of piety he pays ~worship and duty not only to God,
466 2, 120 | precept of the Law ~the worship of false gods is excluded.~
467 2, 120 | using ~images: and this worship is first forbidden by the
468 2, 120 | gods." Among others the worship of false gods was observed ~
469 2, 120 | graven ~thing," as also the worship of those same images, by
470 2, 120 | acknowledging God so as to worship Him: ~and when a man's mind
471 2, 120 | engrossed in some undue worship, he cannot at the same time
472 2, 120 | at the same time give due worship to God, according to Is.
473 2, 120 | acknowledge God with a view to worship, before honoring Him we ~
474 2, 120 | belongs to religion to give worship to God: and ~just as the
475 2, 120 | scriptures teach the interior worship under the guise ~of certain
476 2, 120 | similitudes, so is external worship given to God ~under the
477 2, 120 | induced to pay interior worship, consisting in prayer and
478 2, 120 | respecting the exterior worship that consists in sensible ~
479 2, 120 | decalogue describes the exterior worship of God as the sign of a ~
480 2, 120 | are applied to the Divine worship. The other thing is ~cessation
481 2, 120 | in this way the ~work of worship, which pertains to the service
482 2, 120 | pertaining to the spiritual worship of God, ~are said to be
483 2, 120 | OBJ 2: Further, piety pays worship not only to one's parents,
484 2, 122 | no connection with the ~worship of the Godhead: hence it
485 2, 129 | very solemnity of outward worship is a kind of honor, ~wherefore
486 2, 129 | does not regard outward ~worship, except in so far as this
487 2, 152 | by being directed to ~the worship of God, becomes an act of
488 2, 152 | something pertaining to the worship of God, belongs to the ~
489 2, 152 | injurious to the Divine worship. Therefore sacrilege is
490 2, 159 | with all acts of religious ~worship. Therefore, by humility,
491 2, 159 | God alone do we owe ~the worship of latria. ~Aquin.: SMT
492 2, 165 | wisdom strive to destroy the worship of ~God."~Aquin.: SMT SS
493 2, 167 | office or of the Divine worship: wherefore this is not sinful
494 2, 167 | pertaining to ~idolatrous worship. But in the case of an art
495 2, 170 | especially in relation to Divine worship; since for this nature ~
496 2, 172 | while all persevered in the worship of one God. A less ~excellent
497 2, 174 | were to be recalled to ~the worship of one God a remedy to this
498 2, 183 | those that concern the ~worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
499 2, 183 | but also to the divine worship and the ~needs of its ministers.
500 2, 183 | for the ecclesiastical worship, and if the bishop keeps
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