Part, Question

501   3, 28  |            above (Q[14]). ~For these gifts of a glorified body result
502   3, 36  |             Divine wisdom that God's gifts ~and the secrets of His
503   3, 36  |           made the fulness of these ~gifts known by words and deeds,
504   3, 36  |             Further, the offering of gifts and the homage of adoration
505   3, 36  |    unbecoming for them to ~offer Him gifts and homage.~Aquin.: SMT
506   3, 36  |           neither adored nor offered gifts. But since they sought a ~
507   3, 36  |           God." Moreover, they offer gifts in ~keeping with Christ'
508   3, 39  |         order to designate the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost, which ~
509   3, 45  |              glorified body has four gifts, as we shall state ~farther
510   3, 45  |             rather than of the other gifts.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[45] A[
511   3, 45  |           Reply OBJ 3: Of those four gifts, clarity alone is a quality
512   3, 45  |           indications of those three gifts - of agility, for ~instance,
513   3, 45  |             closed womb: because the gifts are ~immanent qualities
514   3, 45  |           whatever ~pertained to the gifts, that He had miraculously.
515   3, 46  |          mercy, which, as it bestows gifts freely, so it ~appears to
516   3, 46  |            uplifted ~above others in gifts of graces, so was He lowered
517   3, 50  |            written (Rm. 11:29): "The gifts and the ~calling of God
518   3, 57  |             Lord, He might send down gifts upon men, according to ~
519   3, 57  |          things," that is, "with His gifts," according to the gloss.~
520   3, 58  |            that is, in the mightier ~gifts of God." And on Heb. 1:3: "
521   3, 58  |            in the ~Father's mightier gifts beyond all other creatures,"
522   3, 58  |             share in God's mightier ~gifts, in so far as it implies
523   3, 58  |           hand, i.e. 'in My mightier gifts,'" ~or "'as my equal in
524   3, 58  |             the possession of Divine gifts. But each of these ~belongs
525   3, 62  |            grace ~of the virtues and gifts?~(3) Whether the sacraments
526   3, 62  |            grace of ~the virtues and gifts?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
527   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts. For the grace of the virtues
528   3, 62  |            grace of the virtues and ~gifts perfects the soul sufficiently,
529   3, 62  |            grace of the virtues and ~gifts.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
530   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts: because there ~is no sin
531   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
532   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts, it follows that it is ~
533   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts, it is useless to confer
534   3, 62  |             who have the virtues and gifts. But there is nothing useless
535   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
536   3, 62  |         which are called virtues and gifts, whereby the ~powers are
537   3, 62  |              just as the virtues and gifts confer, in addition to grace ~
538   3, 62  |          addition to the virtues and gifts, a certain ~Divine assistance
539   3, 62  |            grace of the ~virtues and gifts.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
540   3, 62  |             grace of the virtues and gifts perfects the essence and ~
541   3, 62  |              removed by virtues and ~gifts, as to present and future
542   3, 63  |              communicators of Divine gifts." Now the worship of God ~
543   3, 63  |           either in receiving Divine gifts, or in bestowing them on ~
544   3, 68  |        commenting on Rm. 11:29: "The gifts and the ~calling of God
545   3, 69  |        commenting on Rm. 11:29, "The gifts and the ~calling of God
546   3, 69  |        greater capacity for natural ~gifts than others have, it seems
547   3, 69  |            And therefore ~gratuitous gifts are bestowed on the angels
548   3, 69  |        diverse ~capacity for natural gifts, but not on men.~Aquin.:
549   3, 80  |     sacrament is one of our greatest gifts, since it ~contains Christ.
550   3, 80  |              Arb. ii), the ~greatest gifts are those "which no one
551   3, 80  |         Reply OBJ 3: By the greatest gifts Augustine understands the
552   3, 82  |            him to offer the people's gifts to God, so it belongs to ~
553   3, 82  |           him to deliver consecrated gifts to the people. Thirdly,
554   3, 82  |             the dispenser ~of Divine gifts, of which he ought himself
555   3, 83  |                that he ~may offer up gifts and prayers for the people" (
556   3, 83  |          cross at the ~words, "These gifts, these presents, these holy
557   3, 88  |       Apostle says (Rm. 11:29): "The gifts and the ~calling of God
558 Suppl, 7 |          which is in the virtues and gifts. But confession is part ~
559 Suppl, 7 |              average expenditure and gifts belongs to liberality, as ~
560 Suppl, 19|            God, that he may offer up gifts and ~sacrifices for sins" (
561 Suppl, 34|            in natural and gratuitous gifts. But all men are one in
562 Suppl, 34|             known who has the higher gifts of grace. Therefore Order ~
563 Suppl, 35|           number signifies the seven gifts of the Holy ~Ghost, as stated
564 Suppl, 35|            iv, D, 24). Therefore the gifts of ~the Holy Ghost, which
565 Suppl, 35|            Reply OBJ 2: Although the gifts of sanctifying grace are
566 Suppl, 35|           worthy ~recipient of those gifts, in respect of which the
567 Suppl, 37|              the orders to the seven gifts, so ~that the priesthood
568 Suppl, 37|           Orders to the intermediate gifts. ~But this again is of no
569 Suppl, 68|              the concubines he gave ~gifts": and yet the latter were
570 Suppl, 69|            the flesh are able by the gifts of gratuitous grace to ~
571 Suppl, 73|            men: wherefore the Divine gifts are bestowed on men by means
572 Suppl, 79|           could not be one of their ~gifts, because it would not imply
573 Suppl, 80|        becoming for them to have the gifts ~of glorified human bodies.~
574 Suppl, 82|            comparison with the other gifts of the body, for the various
575 Suppl, 87|             He ~bestows the Father's gifts on men. Since then at His
576 Suppl, 89|           with the damned; (4) Their gifts, which are ~contained in
577 Suppl, 90|        natural power. ~Therefore the gifts also of grace and glory
578 Suppl, 92|              Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE GIFTS* OF THE BLESSED (FIVE ARTICLES) [*
579 Suppl, 92|             We must now consider the gifts of the blessed; under which
580 Suppl, 92|             inquiry:~(1) Whether any gifts should be assigned to the
581 Suppl, 92|           fitting for Christ to have gifts?~(4) Whether this is competent
582 Suppl, 92|            angels?~(5) Whether three gifts of the soul are rightly
583 Suppl, 92|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether any gifts should be assigned as dowry
584 Suppl, 92|             1: It would seem that no gifts should be assigned as dowry
585 Suppl, 92|                 Now all the beatific gifts are bestowed on the blessed ~
586 Suppl, 92|            lights." ~Therefore these gifts which are bestowed on the
587 Suppl, 92|             are dowered with certain gifts.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
588 Suppl, 92|          dowered by God with certain gifts for their adornment, and
589 Suppl, 92|            Raise the dowry, and ask ~gifts," and from Ex. 22:16: "If
590 Suppl, 92|           the ~bride is dowered with gifts, so that by their means
591 Suppl, 92|               2 Cor. 5:6). Hence the gifts bestowed on the ~saints
592 Suppl, 92|             whereas ~the dowries are gifts disposing to this same union.~
593 Suppl, 93|              of them receive certain gifts in a higher degree, nothing
594 Suppl, 93|            them exclusively, for all gifts are in all of them, ~though
595 Suppl, 93|             highly than others with ~gifts which, however, they all
596 Suppl, 93|            our natural and acquired ~gifts. Therefore no aureole will