Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Preface,    1      |         well of Me, Thomas. What reward wilt thou have?" To this ~
 2 ApCreed,    1      |       Lord, believe Him and your reward shall ~not be made void."20
 3 ApCreed,   14,  1  |        evil. Just as the hope of reward urges us to ~do good, so
 4 ApCreed,   15,  1  |         God. God ~Himself is the reward and the end of all our labors: "
 5 ApCreed,   15,  1  |          thy protector, ~and thy reward exceeding great."3 This
 6 10Command,    0,  2|  iniquity."32~ ~Greatness of the Reward. - The fifth reason is taken
 7 10Command,    0,  2|       from the greatness of ~the reward or prize. In no law are
 8 10Command,    3,  2|         thought that there is no reward ~for those who honor their
 9 10Command,    3,  2|     Grace and Glory. - The first reward is grace for the present
10 10Command,    3,  2|          Long Life. - The second reward is a long life: "That thou
11 10Command,    3,  2|       with Judas. Therefore, the reward for keeping this ~Commandment
12 10Command,    3,  2|      thou repent."25~ ~The third reward is to have in turn grateful
13 10Command,    3,  2|        you again."27 ~The fourth reward is a praiseworthy reputation: "
14 10Command,    3,  2| forsaketh his father?"29 A fifth reward is riches: "The father's ~
15 10Command,    4,  2|         effort deserves a better reward: "He who soweth sparingly,
16 10Command,    4,  2|          a temporary and earthly reward: "If you ~be willing and
17 10Command,    4,  2|       generous because a greater reward is expected.~ ~The Lord
18 Sacramen,    9     |      understanding of God as the reward of our merits: ~"So run
19 LordPray,    1,  2 |       glory of heaven: "For your reward is very great in heaven."28
20 LordPray,    7,  2 | temptation that one deserves the reward. Thus it is said: "Count
21 LordPray,    8,  1 |   supreme happiness which is the reward of peace. For it is by patience
22 Question,    1,  10|        and soul, the sentence of reward or punishment in the presence