Part, Question

501 Suppl, 85|    separation of the good from the wicked, it follows that each ~one
502 Suppl, 85|          judgment, after which the wicked will be tormented ~at the
503 Suppl, 85|    separation of the good from the wicked, which will not precede
504 Suppl, 85|         number of the ~saints. The wicked also will receive an increase
505 Suppl, 85|         known to all both good and wicked. Therefore it seems that
506 Suppl, 85|      regards the accusation of the wicked and the approval of the
507 Suppl, 85|       necessary for both ~good and wicked to be on the earth, so that
508 Suppl, 86|              7) Whether any of the wicked will be judged?~(8) Whether
509 Suppl, 86|        common to the good and the ~wicked. Secondly, the expression "
510 Suppl, 86|          36:6): "He saveth not the wicked, ~and He giveth judgment
511 Suppl, 86|      appear to all, ~both good and wicked, in His human nature, although
512 Suppl, 86|     visible to all, both good ~and wicked. Hence it is not fitting
513 Suppl, 86|          the demons to punish ~the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
514 Suppl, 86|         the Divine ~justice on the wicked. Nor does this in any way
515 Suppl, 86|       gathered from Ps. 1:5, "The ~wicked shall not rise again in
516 Suppl, 86|       Reply OBJ 2: The words, "The wicked shall not rise in judgment,"
517 Suppl, 86|        arise to judge. But if ~the wicked denote unbelievers, the
518 Suppl, 86|          how the conscience of the wicked will then be ~troubled when
519 Suppl, 86|        most terrible indeed to the wicked, but ~not to the good, who
520 Suppl, 86|        Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the wicked will be judged?~Aquin.:
521 Suppl, 86|        would seem that none of the wicked will be judged. For even
522 Suppl, 86|            would seem that all the wicked are to be judged, ~because
523 Suppl, 86|           judged, ~because all the wicked will be sentenced to punishment
524 Suppl, 86|   pronouncement. Therefore all the wicked will be judged.~Aquin.:
525 Suppl, 86|          for ~sin concerns all the wicked. whereas the judgment as
526 Suppl, 86|           a second time." But the ~wicked angels are already judged,
527 Suppl, 86|             Now some men, good and wicked, will not be judged ~as
528 Suppl, 86|    Therefore neither will good ~or wicked angels be judged.~Aquin.:
529 Suppl, 86|            either the ~good or the wicked angels, since neither is
530 Suppl, 86|        judgment to be found in the wicked ~angels. But if we speak
531 Suppl, 86|          deeds of merit, while the wicked will have an increase ~of
532 Suppl, 87|        been judged as that ~of the wicked - by Pilate" according to
533 Suppl, 87|          visible to all, good and ~wicked, under the form of His glorified
534 Suppl, 87|          He may be visible to the ~wicked." Now He was judged in the
535 Suppl, 87|         Godhead can be seen by the wicked without joy?~Aquin.: SMT
536 Suppl, 87|         Godhead can be seen by the wicked without ~joy. For there
537 Suppl, 87|           can be no doubt that the wicked will know with the ~greatest
538 Suppl, 87|           the perverse will of the wicked is not more adverse to ~
539 Suppl, 87|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The wicked will know most clearly that
540 Suppl, 88|      blessed; (3) The state of the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] Out.
541 Suppl, 88|           earth be glorified, ~the wicked will nevertheless be in
542 Suppl, 90|         unhappiness awarded to the wicked. But the unhappiness of
543 Suppl, 90|         But the unhappiness of the wicked ~after reunion with their
544 Suppl, 90|         end of the good and of the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[93] A[
545 Suppl, 91|           in the punishment of the wicked?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
546 Suppl, 91|          in the punishment ~of the wicked. For rejoicing in another'
547 Suppl, 91|           in the punishment of the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
548 Suppl, 91|           in the punishment of the wicked. Secondly, indirectly, by ~
549 Suppl, 91|           in the punishment of the wicked, by considering therein
550 Suppl, 93|            every man both good and wicked. ~Therefore an aureole is
551 Suppl, 93|          her sanctification, it is wicked to suppose that there was ~
552 Suppl, 94|       which our Lord threatens the wicked is a proof of the resurrection ~
553 Suppl, 94|             light of its flame the wicked will see their followers
554 Suppl, 94|         fire we ~see both good and wicked suffer. But the fire of
555 Suppl, 94|          that the fire whereby the wicked are punished ~is corporeal,
556 Suppl, 94|            will the torment of the wicked be merely ~spiritual, in
557 Suppl, 94|      saying ~that the souls of the wicked are punished after death,
558 Suppl, 94|        from the very fact that the wicked will be cast ~thither after
559 Suppl, 94|          burns in a bodily way the wicked cast therein, ~is neither
560 Suppl, 94|         Shall not the light of the wicked be extinguished?" Therefore . . .
561 Suppl, 94|   tormented" (Wis. 11:17). But the wicked have sinned on the earth. ~
562 Suppl, 94|             were created, lest the wicked should enjoy this light
563 Suppl, 95|            damned?~(5) Whether the wicked hate God?~(6) Whether they
564 Suppl, 95|          evil, and rejoice in most wicked things" (Prov. 2:14). Therefore, ~
565 Suppl, 95|            Ethic. ix, 4) that "the wicked are full ~of repentance;
566 Suppl, 95|   Therefore the damned, being most wicked, repent all ~the more.~Aquin.:
567 Suppl, 95|        that ~kind. Accordingly the wicked will not repent of their
568 Suppl, 95|            this will not be in the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
569 Suppl, 95|        their thrones," ~says: "The wicked are comforted by having
570 Suppl, 95|           Wis. 5:2) concerning the wicked: "Seeing it" they "shall
571 Suppl, 96|      medicine." Now, to punish the wicked eternally does not lead
572 Suppl, 96|           46): "These," namely the wicked, ~"shall go into everlasting
573 Suppl, 96|         old" ~(Moral. xxxiv): "The wicked only put an end to sinning
574 Suppl, 96|  Accordingly the ~damnation of the wicked is for the correction of
575 Suppl, 96|      everlasting punishment of the wicked will not be ~altogether
576 Suppl, 96|          by the punishment of ~the wicked." Secondly, they are useful,
577 Suppl, 96|           24): "They," namely the ~wicked, "shall be a loathsome sight*
578 Suppl, 96|        same sense (Dial. iv): "The wicked are all condemned to ~eternal
579 Suppl, 96|          if the unhappiness of the wicked angels comes at length to
580 Suppl, 96|     eternal happiness, and for the wicked angels to be eternally ~
581 Suppl, 96|        city was ~overthrown in its wicked ways."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
582 Appen1, 2|          are ~punished both by the wicked angels as foes, as instanced