Part, Question

501 Suppl, 34|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to command pertains to one who has
502 Suppl, 47|         compelled by one's father's command to marry?~Aquin.: SMT XP
503 Suppl, 47|         compelled by one's father's command ~to marry. For it is written (
504 Suppl, 47|         unless ~he had the right to command it. Therefore a son is bound
505 Suppl, 47|            Pope to wit, can by his ~command compel a man to a spiritual
506 Suppl, 47|         religion though his father ~command him to marry. Therefore
507 Suppl, 47|              a father cannot by his command compel his son to marry,
508 Suppl, 47|            affected by his father's command in the ~same way as he is
509 Suppl, 47|           or fitness, his father's ~command will compel him in the same
510 Suppl, 47|       patriarchs. Hence Isaac could command ~this.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
511 Suppl, 47|            say that the Pope cannot command a man to accept a ~bishopric,
512 Suppl, 50|           sacraments are objects of command or counsel, as being more
513 Suppl, 52|         master. But his master may ~command him not to consent to marry.
514 Suppl, 52|        things which ~his master can command lawfully; and just as his
515 Suppl, 52|             master cannot lawfully ~command him not to eat or sleep,
516 Suppl, 52|             neither can he lawfully command him ~to refrain from marrying.
517 Suppl, 52|          consequently if the master command his slave not to ~marry,
518 Suppl, 52|         obligations by his master's command.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
519 Suppl, 54|         together against the Divine command, so does He not join together
520 Suppl, 56|          spiritual relationship by ~command of the Church. We must however
521 Suppl, 64|              which is the Apostle's command ~to servants.~Aquin.: SMT
522 Suppl, 64|             one can be bound by the command of a superior to do ~what
523 Suppl, 64|            superior authority might command the husband not to ~pay
524 Suppl, 64|           whoever disobeys a Divine command commits a mortal sin. ~Now
525 Suppl, 66|            Regist. ii, ep. 37): "We command thee ~never to make unlawful
526 Suppl, 67|             ad 2,3). Now by ~Divine command he sent her away, and yet
527 Suppl, 67|           not as though this were a command of the Holy ~Ghost, but
528 Suppl, 71|           any work of ~mercy at the command of his master who has charity.
529 Suppl, 71|            person ~dying in charity command suffrages to be offered
530 Suppl, 71|             whose stead or at whose command he offers the prayer.~Aquin.:
531 Suppl, 73|            all nature will obey His command in restoring human ~bodies:
532 Suppl, 73|           as it has the force of a ~command, is called His voice: which
533 Suppl, 82|           not seen according to its command. Therefore it will be in
534 Suppl, 82|             be hidden at the soul's command.~
535 Suppl, 89|           been willing ~to obey the command, would have been spiritual
536 Suppl, 93|          kept for God's sake at the command of charity; the aureole,