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 1 ApCreed,    3,  2     |       can ~even be affirmed or thought of is less than God. "Behold:
 2 ApCreed,    4   (9)   |        from the production ~of thought in our mind seems to come
 3 ApCreed,    4,  2     |        which he has previously thought out, which is ~his word;
 4 ApCreed,    7,  2     | therefore a holy and wholesome thought to pray for ~the dead, that
 5 ApCreed,   10,  2     |        shall be made into the ~thought of the ungodly."16 Thus,
 6 ApCreed,   15   (13)  |  cannot even conceive ~them in thought. The happiness of the Saints
 7 10Command,    2   (5) |          The Church of God has thought it ~well to transfer the
 8 10Command,    3,  2   |  reason for this is lest it be thought that there is no reward ~
 9 10Command,    5   (14)|       more, even every inward ~thought against chastity is forbidden
10 10Command,    9       |      Even the ~philosophers so thought, and poets who wrote amatory
11 10Command,   10       |    bear false witness," and by thought, "Thou shalt not covet thy ~
12 Question,    1,  4    |    word in the mind of man - a thought ~conceived in the intellect.
13 Question,    1,  5    |        5. In what way does the thought of the Incarnation enkindle