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 1 Preface,    4   (12)  |          St. Thomas is generally understood his explanation ~of the
 2 ApCreed,   10,  2     |          Now, this is not to be ~understood only of the disciples, but
 3 10Command,    0   (1) |      carefully examined and well understood, it will be found ~that
 4 10Command,    2,  2   |      work therein,"27 it ~can be understood of sin. Thus, one violates
 5 10Command,    4   (27)|         This, ~however, is to be understood of cases in which no just
 6 10Command,    4,  2   |          the judgment," ~must be understood of that impulse of passion
 7 10Command,    6   (9) |        that the word 'steal' is ~understood not only of the taking away
 8 Sacramen,    0   (3)  | Sacrament, therefore, is clearly understood to be numbered amongst ~
 9 LordPray,    1,  2    |             Thus, "in heaven" is understood for the glory of heaven: "
10 LordPray,    1,  2    |          then the "in heaven" is understood to mean "in devout persons"
11 LordPray,    2,  4    |          Secondly, "holy" may be understood as "unearthly." The holy
12 LordPray,    2,  4    |           Holy" may, finally, be understood as "laved in blood," since
13 LordPray,    3        |            This, however, can be understood in three ways. First, a
14 LordPray,    3,  2    |    Lastly, "Thy kingdom come" is understood in another sense because
15 LordPray,    5        |      each one of us. All this is understood under the name of "bread."
16 LordPray,    5   (5)  |           bread' ought not to be understood an abundance of exquisite
17 Question,    2,  3    |        Commandment?~ ~6. What is understood by "servile works," and