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 1  Intro                |        broken slowly. At the same time his mind is an "unmarked ~
 2 Preface,    1         |        lecturing ~and at the same time prepared for the examinations
 3 Preface,    1         |   Theologica" was written at this time, and the ~Third Part was
 4 Preface,    2         |          theology and at the same time a summary ~of Christian
 5 Preface,    3         |       numerous. In the course of ~time works were listed among
 6 Preface,    3         |         in ~English for the first time. An English translation
 7 Preface,    3         |         here given for the ~first time in English.~ ~ ~
 8 Preface,    4         |          instruction" had ~in the time of St. Thomas and throughout
 9 Preface,    4         |    Councils of the Church at this time ~decreed that sermons and
10 ApCreed,    1         |          if so, only after a long time. But faith ~teaches us all
11 ApCreed,    2         |          with a ~certain definite time and order, is subject to
12 ApCreed,    3,  1     |        from eternity: ~"Since the time that the fathers slept,
13 ApCreed,    4,  1     |           being began to exist in time. Our ~faith, however, holds
14 ApCreed,    4,  1     |       noblest of all creatures in time by God; (3) that God the
15 ApCreed,    4,  1     |          not from eternity but in time ~is also contrary to the "
16 ApCreed,    4   (9)   |         God, begotten before all ~time; as Man, born in time of
17 ApCreed,    4   (9)   |        all ~time; as Man, born in time of Mary, His Virgin Mother" ("
18 ApCreed,    5,  1     |          But when the fullness of time was come, ~God sent His
19 ApCreed,    5,  2     |          one hath seen God at any time; the only-begotten Son who
20 ApCreed,    6,  1     |           a person sins the first time, ~he believes that he will
21 ApCreed,    7   (1)   |          purified for a ~definite time in order that they be permitted
22 ApCreed,    7   (1)   |          and were waiting for the time of ~their redemption. St.
23 ApCreed,    7   (1)   |         of Christ was at the same time in hell ~and in the tomb" ("
24 ApCreed,    8,  1     |    Divinity of the Word was at no time separated either from His
25 ApCreed,    8,  1     |         was different in point of time. Christ arose on ~the third
26 ApCreed,    8,  1     |        wished to rise ~again at a time when it would be of profit
27 ApCreed,   10,  1     |       refer to those who at ~that time were living and "the dead"
28 ApCreed,   10,  3     |         Judge. The present is the time ~for mercy; but the future
29 ApCreed,   10,  3     |      mercy; but the future is the time solely for justice; and
30 ApCreed,   10,  3     |        and so the ~present is our time, but the future is God's
31 ApCreed,   10,  3     |           but the future is God's time: "When I shall take a ~time,
32 ApCreed,   10,  3     |       time: "When I shall take a ~time, I shall judge justices."26 "
33 ApCreed,   12,  3     |       Thirdly, it is universal in time. Some have said that ~the
34 ApCreed,   12,  3     |        exist only up to a certain time. But this is false, for
35 ApCreed,   12,  3     |      Church began to exist in the time of Abel and will endure
36 ApCreed,   13   (6)   |         was still in vogue at the time ot St. Thomas. The ~Greek
37 ApCreed,   14,  1     |          but by brief, determined time. But we ~believe that we
38 10Command,    2,  1   |         His coming? For since the time that the fathers slept,
39 10Command,    2,  1   |      eternity exceeds the present time incomparably more than ~
40 10Command,    2,  1   |       necessary to have a certain time for this; in fact, some
41 10Command,    3,  2   |        and it is not ~observed in time but in activity, as the
42 10Command,    3,  2   |        space, he fulfilled a long time; for his soul pleased ~God."23
43 10Command,    5       |           Now, marriage was at no time a perfect state until the
44 10Command,    7   (13)|     secret sin of any man at any ~time or place unnecessarily,
45 Sacramen,    4   (21) |           consecrated at the same time and with the same form,
46 Sacramen,    5        |            and all of them at one time ~to one priest, not dividing
47 LordPray              |           to Thee in a seasonable time."20 The thief on the Cross
48 LordPray,    4,  4    |          grace of God at the same time using our desire and our
49 LordPray,    4,  4    |       against the soul. From that time death and weaknesses began
50 LordPray,    5        |         fullness, and at the same time He shows that our temporal
51 LordPray,    5        |       bread of one day or for one time.9~ ~The fourth sin is inordinate
52 LordPray,    5        |    needful for us for the present time.~ ~One may also see in this
53 LordPray,    6   (11) |        taken away and at the same time the guilt of eternal punishment; (
54 LordPray,    7,  2    |       sleep in death; lest at any time my enemy say: I have prevailed
55 LordPray,    8        |          worketh patience."11 "In time of tribulation Thou forgivest
56 LordPray,    8,  1    |          obtain peace, whether in time of prosperity or of adversity.
57 HailMary,    1   (3)  |    Salutation or Ave Maria in the time of St. ~Thomas consisted
58 HailMary,    3        |        ANGEL'S DIGNITY~ ~In olden time an Angel would not show
59 HailMary,    5   (12) | conception by the Church and at a time when the subject was still
60 Question,    1,  2    |           with a certain definite time and order, and is subject ~
61 Question,    1,  9    |             1. Discuss the place, time, and other circumstances
62 Question,    1,  9    |            What was the length of time between Easter Sunday and