Part, Question
1 1, 1 | 10) Whether the Sacred Scripture of this doctrine may be
2 1, 1 | written (2 Tim. 3:16): "All Scripture, inspired ~of God is profitable
3 1, 1 | instruct in ~justice." Now Scripture, inspired of God, is no
4 1, 1 | revelation, on which this sacred scripture or doctrine is ~based, has
5 1, 1 | 1~On the contrary, Holy Scripture speaks of it as one science: "
6 1, 1 | Therefore, because ~Sacred Scripture considers things precisely
7 1, 1 | 1/1~On the contrary, The Scripture says that a bishop should "
8 1, 1 | objections. Hence Sacred Scripture, since it has no science
9 1, 1 | Only ~those books of Scripture which are called canonical
10 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether Holy Scripture should use metaphors?~Aquin.:
11 1, 1 | OBJ 1: It seems that Holy Scripture should not use metaphors.
12 1, 1 | metaphorically in one part of ~Scripture, in other parts are taught
13 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether in Holy Scripture a word may have several
14 1, 1 | Nevertheless, nothing of Holy Scripture perishes on account of this, ~
15 1, 1 | elsewhere put forward by the Scripture in its literal sense.~Aquin.:
16 1, 1 | the truth of one text of ~Scripture is shown not to contradict
17 1, 1 | the literal sense. When Scripture ~speaks of God's arm, the
18 1, 3 | three dimensions. But Holy Scripture attributes the three dimensions
19 1, 3 | corporeal parts is a body. Now Scripture ~attributes corporeal parts
20 1, 3 | are attributed to God in Scripture on ~account of His actions,
21 1, 3 | the form of ~the body. But Scripture attributes a soul to God;
22 1, 3 | are attributed to God in Scripture: "The Lord was exceeding ~
23 1, 9 | these ~are said of God in Scripture, "Draw nigh to God and He
24 1, 9 | things are said of God in Scripture metaphorically. ~For as
25 1, 10 | incorporeal, is named in Scripture ~metaphorically by corporeal
26 1, 10 | time are applied to God in ~Scripture. Therefore God is not eternal.~
27 1, 10 | things are called eternal ~in Scripture because of the length of
28 1, 12 | similitude; as in the divine Scripture divine ~things are metaphorically
29 1, 17 | for an idol is called in Scripture a lie, ~"They have laid
30 1, 19 | unless He wills it, as the Scripture ~says (Wis. 11:26). But
31 1, 23 | all the warnings of Holy Scripture, exhorting us to prayer ~
32 1, 23 | also is the authority of ~Scripture. For it is said: "But the
33 1, 27 | 2~I answer that, Divine Scripture uses, in relation to God,
34 1, 27 | begotten, and Son. Hence Scripture employs terms which ~denote
35 1, 29 | found applied to God in ~Scripture, either in the Old or New
36 1, 29 | of God in many places of Scripture; as ~that He is the supreme
37 1, 29 | very terms ~themselves of Scripture, it would follow that no
38 1, 29 | astray ~from the sense of Scripture. The Apostle warns us to
39 1, 32 | taught to us by the Holy Scripture." But Holy Scripture does
40 1, 32 | Holy Scripture." But Holy Scripture does not say ~anything concerning
41 1, 32 | are not mentioned in Holy Scripture, ~yet the persons are mentioned,
42 1, 32 | follows that ~the divine Scripture would be false. Concerning
43 1, 35 | found in the canonical ~Scripture except as applied to the
44 1, 36 | oracles." But in the Sacred Scripture we ~are not told that the
45 1, 36 | which is not found ~in Holy Scripture either explicitly or implicitly.
46 1, 36 | verbally expressed in Holy Scripture that the Holy Ghost proceeds ~
47 1, 36 | find it in the sense of Scripture, especially ~where the Son
48 1, 36 | is also a rule of Holy ~Scripture that whatever is said of
49 1, 41 | is from nothing. But in Scripture the Son ~is called a creature;
50 1, 41 | Nor is it inconsistent for Scripture in one text to speak of
51 1, 41 | the sense of this text of Scripture (De Synod.). The ~other
52 1, 50 | spiritual creature which in Holy Scripture is called ~angel; secondly,
53 1, 50 | the teachings of Sacred ~Scripture, Rabbi Moses the Jew, wishing
54 1, 51 | that all that we read in Scripture of apparitions of angels ~
55 1, 51 | contrary to the intent of Scripture; for whatever is beheld
56 1, 51 | by everybody. Yet Divine Scripture from time to time ~introduces
57 1, 51 | body. For as in the Sacred Scripture the properties of ~intelligible
58 1, 51 | many passages of Sacred Scripture that ~angels spoke in assumed
59 1, 51 | things to be set forth in Scripture under sensible figures,
60 1, 51 | the daughters of men the Scripture designates those who sprang ~
61 1, 57 | Hier. vii) that "Sacred Scripture describes some heavenly
62 1, 58 | many ~passages of Sacred Scripture. Therefore it seems that
63 1, 63 | contradiction with the authority of ~Scripture - for it is said of the
64 1, 63 | OBJ 1: Sometimes in Holy Scripture spiritual instantaneous ~
65 1, 63 | turned to evil. In the Sacred Scripture, however, the ~names of
66 1, 64 | the ~authority of Sacred Scripture, which declares that demons
67 1, 65 | production of which, as Holy Scripture makes ~mention, three works
68 1, 65 | because it is contrary to Scripture, which, after narrating
69 1, 66 | work of distinction Holy Scripture ~enumerates several kinds
70 1, 66 | the words "Spirit of God" ~Scripture usually means the Holy Ghost,
71 1, 67 | beginning of Genesis Holy Scripture records the ~institution
72 1, 68 | is, to ~hold the truth of Scripture without wavering. The second
73 1, 68 | second is that since ~Holy Scripture can be explained in a multiplicity
74 1, 68 | to be false; lest Holy ~Scripture be exposed to the ridicule
75 1, 68 | that, "These words of ~Scripture have more authority than
76 1, 68 | to be the sense of Holy Scripture. It should rather be ~considered
77 1, 68 | must be ~borne in mind that Scripture speaks of heaven in a threefold
78 1, 69 | contrary, The authority of Scripture suffices.~Aquin.: SMT FP
79 1, 69 | respect of these ~three Scripture mentions three kinds of
80 1, 69 | of land and sea. Hence Scripture, having clearly expresses
81 1, 69 | lit. ii, 7,8; iii, 20], ~Scripture does not say of the work
82 1, 69 | and that for this reason Scripture ~had no reason to speak
83 1, 69 | and thus ~drying the land. Scripture, however, attributes it
84 1, 69 | view by the authority of Scripture, for it is said (Gn. 2:4,
85 1, 69 | government of the universe. And Scripture indicates this in the words, ~"
86 1, 69 | production of seed. Wherefore Scripture says pointedly (Gn. 1:11): ~"
87 1, 70 | fixed in the earth. For, the Scripture says: "He set them in the ~
88 1, 70 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
89 1, 70 | recapitulating the Divine works, Scripture says (Gn. ~2:1): "So the
90 1, 70 | producing plants. Wherefore Scripture does not say: "Let the firmament ~
91 1, 70 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
92 1, 71 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[71] A[
93 1, 72 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[72] A[
94 1, 72 | the various ways in which ~Scripture speaks of them, as Basil
95 1, 72 | intelligent in certain ways). Scripture, ~therefore, does not call
96 1, 73 | according to our version of the Scripture, the completion of the ~
97 1, 74 | modes of speaking which Scripture uses in narrating ~the works
98 1, 74 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Scripture uses suitable words to express
99 1, 74 | OBJ 1: It would seem the Scripture does not use suitable words
100 1, 74 | under the word, "earth," ~Scripture is accustomed to include
101 1, 74 | second. Or it may be that Scripture does not use these words
102 1, 74 | according to the custom of Scripture, in which these things are ~
103 1, 41 | is from nothing. But in Scripture the Son ~is called a creature;
104 1, 41 | Nor is it inconsistent for Scripture in one text to speak of
105 1, 41 | the sense of this text of Scripture (De Synod.). The ~other
106 1, 51 | spiritual creature which in Holy Scripture is called ~angel; secondly,
107 1, 51 | the teachings of Sacred ~Scripture, Rabbi Moses the Jew, wishing
108 1, 52 | that all that we read in Scripture of apparitions of angels ~
109 1, 52 | contrary to the intent of Scripture; for whatever is beheld
110 1, 52 | by everybody. Yet Divine Scripture from time to time ~introduces
111 1, 52 | body. For as in the Sacred Scripture the properties of ~intelligible
112 1, 52 | many passages of Sacred Scripture that ~angels spoke in assumed
113 1, 52 | things to be set forth in Scripture under sensible figures,
114 1, 52 | the daughters of men the Scripture designates those who sprang ~
115 1, 58 | Hier. vii) that "Sacred Scripture describes some heavenly
116 1, 59 | many ~passages of Sacred Scripture. Therefore it seems that
117 1, 64 | contradiction with the authority of ~Scripture - for it is said of the
118 1, 64 | OBJ 1: Sometimes in Holy Scripture spiritual instantaneous ~
119 1, 64 | turned to evil. In the Sacred Scripture, however, the ~names of
120 1, 65 | the ~authority of Sacred Scripture, which declares that demons
121 1, 66 | production of which, as Holy Scripture makes ~mention, three works
122 1, 66 | because it is contrary to Scripture, which, after narrating
123 1, 67 | work of distinction Holy Scripture ~enumerates several kinds
124 1, 67 | the words "Spirit of God" ~Scripture usually means the Holy Ghost,
125 1, 68 | beginning of Genesis Holy Scripture records the ~institution
126 1, 69 | is, to ~hold the truth of Scripture without wavering. The second
127 1, 69 | second is that since ~Holy Scripture can be explained in a multiplicity
128 1, 69 | to be false; lest Holy ~Scripture be exposed to the ridicule
129 1, 69 | 5) that, "These words of Scripture have more authority than
130 1, 69 | to be the sense of Holy Scripture. It should rather be ~considered
131 1, 69 | must be ~borne in mind that Scripture speaks of heaven in a threefold
132 1, 70 | contrary, The authority of Scripture suffices.~Aquin.: SMT FP
133 1, 70 | respect of these ~three Scripture mentions three kinds of
134 1, 70 | of land and sea. Hence Scripture, having clearly expresses
135 1, 70 | lit. ii, 7,8; iii, 20], ~Scripture does not say of the work
136 1, 70 | and that for this reason Scripture ~had no reason to speak
137 1, 70 | and thus ~drying the land. Scripture, however, attributes it
138 1, 70 | view by the authority of Scripture, for it is said (Gn. 2:4,
139 1, 70 | government of the universe. And Scripture indicates this in the words, ~"
140 1, 70 | production of seed. Wherefore Scripture says pointedly (Gn. 1:11): ~"
141 1, 71 | fixed in the earth. For, the Scripture says: "He set them in the ~
142 1, 71 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
143 1, 71 | recapitulating the Divine works, Scripture says (Gn. ~2:1): "So the
144 1, 71 | producing plants. Wherefore Scripture does not say: "Let the firmament ~
145 1, 71 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
146 1, 71 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[71] A[
147 1, 71 | Suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[72] A[
148 1, 71 | the various ways in which ~Scripture speaks of them, as Basil
149 1, 71 | intelligent in certain ways). Scripture, ~therefore, does not call
150 1, 72 | according to our version of the Scripture, the completion of the ~
151 1, 73 | modes of speaking which Scripture uses in narrating ~the works
152 1, 73 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Scripture uses suitable words to express
153 1, 73 | OBJ 1: It would seem the Scripture does not use suitable words
154 1, 73 | under the word, "earth," ~Scripture is accustomed to include
155 1, 73 | second. Or it may be that Scripture does not use these words
156 1, 73 | according to the custom of Scripture, in which these things are ~
157 1, 88 | by ~the Jews as canonical Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[89] A[
158 1, 89 | may believe, if neither Scripture nor reason forbid, that
159 1, 90 | Of the other elements, Scripture makes no mention, ~because
160 1, 90 | such as ~those to whom the Scripture was immediately addressed.~
161 1, 90 | fittingly described in ~Scripture?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
162 1, 90 | fittingly described in Scripture. For, as the human body
163 1, 90 | contrary, Is the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
164 1, 90 | describing man's production, Scripture uses a special way of speaking,
165 1, 90 | excluded by the ~very words of Scripture. For we read farther on, "
166 1, 90 | there expressed; therefore Scripture ~says that the breath of
167 1, 91 | woman to be made, as the Scripture ~says, as a "helper" to
168 1, 92 | likeness, but ~imperfect. And Scripture implies the same when it
169 1, 92 | also asserts that, when Scripture says that "man was made ~
170 1, 92 | thirdly, because in that case ~Scripture should not have mentioned
171 1, 92 | must understand that when ~Scripture had said, "to the image
172 1, 97 | not ~the case according to Scripture (Gn. 4:1).~Aquin.: SMT FP
173 1, 98 | have it on the authority of Scripture that "God made man right" ~(
174 1, 101 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Scripture mentions four rivers as
175 1, 101 | occurred." For whatever Scripture tells us about paradise
176 1, 101 | of history; and wherever Scripture makes use of this method,
177 1, 104 | For this ~reason in Holy Scripture the operations of nature
178 1, 107 | is the authority of Holy Scripture wherein they are so ~named.
179 1, 107 | found in many places of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[108] A[
180 2, 2 | like to God: hence also in Scripture they are called "gods" (
181 2, 4 | promises contained in Holy Scripture, ~are to be understood metaphorically,
182 2, 4 | metaphorically, inasmuch as Scripture is wont to ~express spiritual
183 2, 4 | frequently designated by Scripture under the name of ~"glory."
184 2, 26 | Civ. ~Dei xiv, 7) the holy Scripture uses both words in reference
185 2, 61 | in Ethic. x, 7, and as ~Scripture often admonishes us - for
186 2, 68 | guided by the way in which Scripture expresses itself, for we ~
187 2, 98 | immediately. ~Accordingly when Scripture states that "He spoke to
188 2, 102 | metaphorical expressions in Scripture ~belongs to the literal
189 2, 103 | because in the canonical ~Scripture (viz. Gal. 2:11), wherein
190 2, 113 | it would be enough if ~Scripture warned us thus: "'My son,
191 2, 11 | false interpretations of ~Scripture. Moreover a man professes
192 2, 23 | 1/1~On the contrary, In Scripture, charity is compared to
193 2, 31 | warned his brethren, though Scripture does not say so. ~Or we
194 2, 42 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44] A[
195 2, 83 | of sacrifices. Nor does Scripture mention all the ~sacrifices
196 2, 84 | is called a ~"victim in Scripture according to Heb. 13:16, "
197 2, 87 | adduces the authority of Holy Scripture; and another to ~implore
198 2, 87 | is sometimes spoken of by Scripture as swearing, in order to ~
199 2, 89 | us on the authority of ~Scripture. Therefore it would seem
200 2, 93 | the devil, and ~styled by Scripture under the name of Samuel,
201 2, 94 | quoted says: "Note that Scripture does not commend ~everything
202 2, 95 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Scripture never blames a man for ceasing
203 2, 108 | Gospel or in any canonical Scripture, or that the ~writers thereof
204 2, 109 | so, in which sense Sacred Scripture is wont to ~use the term,
205 2, 120 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
206 2, 120 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
207 2, 120 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
208 2, 120 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
209 2, 120 | stands the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
210 2, 122 | voluntarily. Since, however, Scripture contains no proof ~of this,
211 2, 145 | the authorities of Holy Scripture, nor found among ~the ordinances
212 2, 162 | are suitably ~appointed in Scripture?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[164] A[
213 2, 162 | unsuitably appointed in Scripture. For that which would have ~
214 2, 162 | of all ascribed to God in Scripture, according ~to Ps. 144:9, "
215 2, 168 | stands the authority of Scripture in the decalogue (Ex. ~20:
216 2, 168 | suffices the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[170] A[
217 2, 172 | the Church to be Canonical Scripture; Cf. FP, Q[89], A[8], ad ~
218 2, 187 | like." ~Consequently Holy Scripture invites us to vow these
219 2, 187 | these things. But Holy ~Scripture invites us only to that
220 3, 1 | revealed in the Sacred ~Scripture, in which the Divine Will
221 3, 1 | everywhere in the Sacred Scripture the sin of the first man
222 3, 2 | Monach. Aegyptii): "The ~Scripture does not affirm that this
223 3, 5 | counter to the authority of Scripture, in which our ~Lord makes
224 3, 7 | beyond all others. And hence Scripture attributes to Him the fulness
225 3, 16 | distinguish what is said by Scripture in reference to the form
226 3, 20 | without reason that ~the Scripture mentions both, that the
227 3, 22 | are not supplied by Holy Scripture. And this it is ~that, as
228 3, 24 | way of speaking in Holy ~Scripture, by which things are said
229 3, 25 | delivered ~unto you." But Scripture does not lay down anything
230 3, 27 | assumed into heaven, and yet Scripture ~does not relate this; so
231 3, 27 | others, not mentioned by Scripture, were ~sanctified in the
232 3, 28 | has a twofold sense ~in Scripture. For sometimes it indicates
233 3, 28 | His Mother's sister." For "Scripture ~speaks of brethren in four
234 3, 29 | marriage; but ~remember that Scripture is wont to speak of those
235 3, 29 | Be not surprised that Scripture calls Mary a wife. The ~
236 3, 31 | contrary, The authority of Scripture suffices.~Aquin.: SMT TP
237 3, 31 | 2 Tim. 3:16), "All Holy Scripture is ~inspired of God [Vulg.: '
238 3, 31 | inspired of God [Vulg.: 'All scripture inspired of God is profitable'], ~
239 3, 31 | genealogy, but only those whom Scripture ~censures, so that He who
240 3, 35 | that is not taken from Holy Scripture. But we read nowhere in ~
241 3, 35 | we read nowhere in ~Holy Scripture that she is the mother or
242 3, 35 | find it said expressly in Scripture that ~the Blessed Virgin
243 3, 35 | find it expressly said ~in Scripture that "Jesus Christ is true
244 3, 35 | Therefore, from the words of Scripture it ~follows of necessity
245 3, 36 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In Holy Scripture the air is sometimes called
246 3, 37 | contrary is the authority of Scripture, in which it is written ~(
247 3, 37 | sight of his mother, when Scripture ~testifies that he had an
248 3, 37 | contrary is the authority of Scripture which relates this as ~having
249 3, 37 | contrary is the authority of Scripture, where it is stated (Lk. ~
250 3, 38 | contrary is the authority of Scripture (Mt. 3:5,6), which, after ~
251 3, 38 | certain precepts of Holy Scripture. But there is no precept ~
252 3, 38 | office by the ~authority of Scripture, saying: "I am the voice
253 3, 39 | the running waters of Holy Scripture, in order to escape the ~
254 3, 41 | contrary is the authority of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[41] A[
255 3, 41 | Ambrose says on Lk. 4:13, Scripture would not have said ~that "'
256 3, 42 | be found in the canon ~of Scripture.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[42] A[
257 3, 44 | when we have the Divine Scripture": Besides, it ~is dangerous,
258 3, 45 | On the ~Marvels of Holy Scripture. It is not an authentic
259 3, 55 | in ~the meantime, since Scripture is silent, and His dominion
260 3, 55 | receives its surety from Scripture, so ~were the disciples
261 3, 55 | admitted into the Sacred Scripture, the ~whole authority of
262 3, 59 | seems that the authority of Scripture quoted above must be interpreted ~
263 3, 60 | sensible things: thus in Holy Scripture ~God is signified metaphorically,
264 3, 60 | signified in certain passages of Scripture, so ~also must it be determined
265 3, 60 | than are the words of Holy Scripture. But it is not ~lawful to
266 3, 60 | from, the words of Holy ~Scripture: for it is written (Dt.
267 3, 60 | anything to the words of Holy ~Scripture as regards the sense; but
268 3, 60 | to add even words to Holy Scripture as though such words were
269 3, 64 | delivered to us in Holy ~Scripture. But in the sacraments certain
270 3, 64 | nowhere mentioned in Holy Scripture; for instance, the chrism
271 3, 70 | either from the ~authority of Scripture or from the custom of the
272 3, 71 | in the Faith by the Holy ~Scripture which is read in the church
273 3, 81 | the authority of Sacred Scripture. ~But it is not narrated
274 3, 83 | whatever is contained in Sacred Scripture."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
275 Suppl, 36| be instructed in Sacred Scripture, not the whole, but more
276 Suppl, 52| that in the genealogies of Scripture, and according ~to common
277 Suppl, 66| Since then in canonical Scripture the Apostle says (1 Tim.
278 Suppl, 69| I have not yet ~found Scripture mentioning hell in a favorable
279 Suppl, 72| contrary to the authority of Scripture. Consequently others, ~following
280 Suppl, 72| opposed ~to the authority of Scripture, because it is written (
281 Suppl, 75| in agreement with Divine Scripture which ~foretells the resurrection
282 Suppl, 76| contrary to the truth of Scripture which ~proclaims the resurrection.~
283 Suppl, 82| account of the authority of ~Scripture which makes this promise.
284 Suppl, 85| judgment are declared to ~us in Scripture (Mt. 24, Mk. 13, Lk. 21).
285 Suppl, 85| that are to be found in Scripture do not enable us to know ~
286 Suppl, 85| it may be gathered from Scripture that in all ~probability
287 Suppl, 88| speaking is customary to Scripture), so on the ~other hand
288 Suppl, 89| the authority of canonical scripture, as Augustine declares (
289 Suppl, 94| however, more in keeping with Scripture to say that it ~is beneath
290 Suppl, 96| many other passages ~Holy Scripture threatens sinners with eternal
291 Appen1, 1| divine ~vision, even as in Scripture the word "fire" is often
292 Appen2, 1| Nothing is clearly stated in Scripture about the ~situation of
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