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5501 3, 61 | sacrament; but I speak in Christ and in the Church." But ~
5502 3, 61 | something in relation to Christ and the Church: just as ~
5503 3, 61 | everything else foreshadowed Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
5504 3, 61 | sacraments after sin, before Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
5505 3, 61 | sacraments after sin, ~before Christ. For it has been stated
5506 3, 61 | stated that the Passion of Christ is ~applied to men through
5507 3, 61 | the sacraments: so that Christ's Passion is ~compared to
5508 3, 61 | been no sacraments before ~Christ's coming.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5509 3, 61 | until it was repaired by Christ. ~Neither, therefore, should
5510 3, 61 | salvation was ~accomplished by Christ; to Whom the sacraments
5511 3, 61 | likeness to the sacraments of Christ. And yet the contrary is
5512 3, 61 | foretold that the priesthood of Christ would be ~"according to
5513 3, 61 | unsuitably ~instituted before Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
5514 3, 61 | observed were ~announcements of Christ's future coming." But it
5515 3, 61 | for man's ~salvation that Christ's coming should be announced
5516 3, 61 | should be instituted before Christ. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
5517 3, 61 | be made holy save through Christ, "Whom God hath ~proposed
5518 3, 61 | is of the faith of Jesus Christ" (Rm. 3:25,26). Therefore
5519 3, 61 | 25,26). Therefore before ~Christ's coming there was need
5520 3, 61 | sacraments were ~necessary before Christ's coming.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5521 3, 61 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's Passion is the final cause
5522 3, 61 | existence of sacraments before Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT
5523 3, 61 | race after sin and before Christ can ~be considered from
5524 3, 61 | in the future coming of Christ. Secondly, according as
5525 3, 61 | and knowledge concerning Christ more or less ~explicit.
5526 3, 61 | in the future coming of Christ: which sacraments are compared
5527 3, 61 | sacrament, i.e. the ~Passion of Christ: as clearly appears in the
5528 3, 61 | for any sacraments after Christ came?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61]
5529 3, 61 | for any sacraments after Christ ~came. For the figure should
5530 3, 61 | and truth came by Jesus Christ" (Jn. 1:17). Since, therefore,
5531 3, 61 | for any sacraments after Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5532 3, 61 | other sacraments before ~Christ's coming. Therefore it seems
5533 3, 61 | have ~been instituted after Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
5534 3, 61 | saved through faith in ~Christ's future coming, so are
5535 3, 61 | we saved through faith in Christ's past ~birth and Passion.
5536 3, 61 | the New Law, that signify Christ in relation to the past, ~
5537 3, 61 | sacraments of one kind after Christ's coming, and of another
5538 3, 62 | sacraments derive this power from Christ's Passion?~(6) Whether the
5539 3, 62 | man is incorporated with Christ: thus the Apostle says of
5540 3, 62 | as have been baptized in Christ have put on ~Christ." And
5541 3, 62 | baptized in Christ have put on ~Christ." And man is made a member
5542 3, 62 | man is made a member of Christ through grace alone.~Aquin.:
5543 3, 62 | and becomes a member of Christ: ~which effect is something
5544 3, 62 | receive spiritual power from Christ's blessing and from the
5545 3, 62 | it is, the ~blessing of Christ makes it yet more subtle,
5546 3, 62 | derive their power from Christ's ~Passion?~Aquin.: SMT
5547 3, 62 | derive their ~power from Christ's Passion. For the power
5548 3, 62 | bodies." Since, therefore, Christ's Passion pertains to the
5549 3, 62 | our faith regards not only Christ's Passion, but also the
5550 3, 62 | is not due specially to Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT
5551 3, 62 | derive their power from Christ's Resurrection rather than
5552 3, 62 | says: "From the side of Christ asleep on the ~Cross flowed
5553 3, 62 | derive their power from ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5554 3, 62 | in comparison with Whom Christ's humanity is as a ~united
5555 3, 62 | by the sacraments ~from Christ's Godhead through His humanity.~
5556 3, 62 | 6; Q[49], AA[1],3) that Christ delivered us from our sins ~
5557 3, 62 | their power specially from Christ's ~Passion, the virtue of
5558 3, 62 | this that from the side of Christ ~hanging on the Cross there
5559 3, 62 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ dwells in us "by faith" (
5560 3, 62 | Consequently, ~by faith Christ's power is united to us.
5561 3, 62 | principally from faith in Christ's Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT
5562 3, 62 | efficacy from faith in Christ's Passion. But there was
5563 3, 62 | But there was faith in Christ's ~Passion under the Old
5564 3, 62 | their own power: since ~thus Christ's Passion would not have
5565 3, 62 | justice be by the Law, then Christ died in vain."~Aquin.: SMT
5566 3, 62 | sanctifying grace from Christ's Passion. For as it was
5567 3, 62 | above (A[5]~), the power of Christ's Passion is united to us
5568 3, 62 | power of justification from Christ's ~Passion, which is the
5569 3, 62 | were justified by faith in Christ's ~Passion, just as we are.
5570 3, 62 | inasmuch as they signified Christ's Passion ~and its effects.
5571 3, 62 | in the future Passion of ~Christ, which, inasmuch as it was
5572 3, 62 | faith in the past Passion of Christ, which is ~able to justify,
5573 3, 62 | to the ~foreshadowing of Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5574 3, 62 | far as it was a ~sign of Christ's future Passion, as will
5575 3, 63 | of distinctive ~sign. But Christ's members are distinguished
5576 3, 63 | Augustine says (De Doctr. Christ. ii) "is that which conveys
5577 3, 63 | Reply OBJ 1: The faithful of Christ are destined to the reward
5578 3, 63 | thus the Apostle calls Christ "the figure" or ~{charakter} "
5579 3, 63 | character is the character of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
5580 3, 63 | is not the character of ~Christ. For it is written (Eph.
5581 3, 63 | Holy Ghost rather than to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
5582 3, 63 | attributed specially to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
5583 3, 63 | charity is not attributed to Christ, ~but rather to the Holy
5584 3, 63 | grace of our Lord ~Jesus Christ and the charity of God."
5585 3, 63 | should not be attributed to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
5586 3, 63 | the eternal ~Character is Christ Himself, according to Heb.
5587 3, 63 | properly be ~attributed to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
5588 3, 63 | religion is derived from Christ's priesthood. ~Consequently,
5589 3, 63 | specially the ~character of Christ, to Whose character the
5590 3, 63 | certain ~participations of Christ's Priesthood, flowing from
5591 3, 63 | Priesthood, flowing from Christ Himself.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5592 3, 63 | Christian worship, of which Christ is the author, ~receive
5593 3, 63 | which they are likened to Christ. Consequently, ~properly
5594 3, 63 | properly speaking, this is Christ's character.~Aquin.: SMT
5595 3, 63 | by ~which the faithful of Christ are distinguished from the
5596 3, 63 | a sacramental character ~Christ's faithful have a share
5597 3, 63 | Priesthood; in the sense that as ~Christ has the full power of a
5598 3, 63 | reason it is unbecoming that Christ should have a character:
5599 3, 63 | participation of itself. Now Christ's ~Priesthood is eternal,
5600 3, 63 | but from the perfection of Christ's Priesthood, from which
5601 3, 63 | makes man a ~participator in Christ's Priesthood. But the sacramental
5602 3, 63 | nothing but a participation in Christ's Priesthood, as already
5603 3, 63 | it contains within itself Christ, ~in Whom there is not the
5604 3, 63 | of the a participator in Christ's ~Priesthood, from the
5605 3, 63 | worship of the priesthood of Christ: while it is just ~this
5606 3, 64 | 3) Of the power which Christ exercised over the sacraments;~(
5607 3, 64 | but through the merit of ~Christ's Passion, the power of
5608 3, 64 | done it in the person of Christ," i.e. as ~though Christ
5609 3, 64 | Christ," i.e. as ~though Christ Himself had pardoned. Therefore
5610 3, 64 | sacrament, are ~instituted by Christ Himself, Who is God and
5611 3, 64 | flowed from the side of Christ while hanging on the Cross."~
5612 3, 64 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ as man had the power of
5613 3, 64 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ as man had the power of
5614 3, 64 | Holy Ghost descended upon ~Christ as man, not as God: for
5615 3, 64 | Therefore it seems that Christ, as man, had the power of
5616 3, 64 | Therefore it seems that Christ as man ~produces the inward
5617 3, 64 | effect. Now ~it is clear that Christ instituted the sacraments.
5618 3, 64 | effect by his ~own power. But Christ conferred the sacramental
5619 3, 64 | Therefore it seems that Christ, as man, ~produces the inward
5620 3, 64 | derive ~their power from Christ's Passion and through the
5621 3, 64 | name of Paul?" Therefore Christ, as man, produces the ~inward
5622 3, 64 | Now ~the Divine power is Christ's as God, not as man. Therefore
5623 3, 64 | God, not as man. Therefore Christ ~produces the inward sacramental
5624 3, 64 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, Christ produces the inward sacramental
5625 3, 64 | 1],6; Q[49], A[1]) that ~Christ's Passion which belongs
5626 3, 64 | Consequently, ~just as Christ, as God, has power of "authority"
5627 3, 64 | calling on the ~name of Christ: therefore, secondly, Christ'
5628 3, 64 | Christ: therefore, secondly, Christ's power of excellence over ~
5629 3, 64 | thirdly, the excellence of Christ's power ~consists in this,
5630 3, 64 | belongs to the excellence of Christ's power, that He could ~
5631 3, 64 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ could communicate to ministers
5632 3, 64 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ could not communicate to
5633 3, 64 | But jealousy ~was far from Christ Who had the fulness of charity.
5634 3, 64 | charity. Since, therefore, ~Christ did not communicate His
5635 3, 64 | create heaven and earth." But Christ could not communicate to
5636 3, 64 | effected by the ~power that Christ has in the sacraments, it
5637 3, 64 | Further, it belongs to Christ as Head of the Church that
5638 3, 64 | Therefore it seems ~that Christ could not communicate His
5639 3, 64 | incommunicable. Therefore Christ ~could communicate His power
5640 3, 64 | As stated above (A[3]), Christ had a twofold power in the ~
5641 3, 64 | not through jealousy that Christ refrained from ~communicating
5642 3, 64 | authority, which ~belongs to Christ as God. At the same time
5643 3, 64 | Whence on 1 Cor. 1:13: ~"Is Christ divided?" the gloss says
5644 3, 64 | heads in ~the Church, that Christ was unwilling to communicate
5645 3, 64 | sacraments is derived from Christ, ~as stated above (A[3];
5646 3, 64 | evil men are cut off from ~Christ: because they have not charity,
5647 3, 64 | confer ~grace on them: it is Christ Who does this by His own
5648 3, 64 | to the ~ministers but to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
5649 3, 64 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's members are united to
5650 3, 64 | Consequently, it ~is thus that Christ works in the sacraments,
5651 3, 64 | utter, in the person of Christ, words polluted by his infamy,
5652 3, 64 | the sacraments flows from Christ's Passion, which belongs
5653 3, 64 | intend to do that which Christ and the Church do.~Aquin.:
5654 3, 64 | sacrament, is made ~good by Christ, Who baptizes inwardly:
5655 3, 64 | acts not by his own but by Christ's ~power. Now just as charity
5656 3, 64 | But the sacraments of Christ cannot be contaminated by
5657 3, 64 | to consecrate the Body of Christ, ~so as to use it for sorcery.
5658 3, 64 | far as it is the action of Christ, Whose minister he ~is.
5659 3, 65 | power, and the power of ~Christ's Passion. But the Divine
5660 3, 65 | Divine power is one, and Christ's Passion is ~one; since "
5661 3, 65 | power and the Passion of Christ work in us through the various ~
5662 3, 65 | all because it contains Christ Himself substantially: whereas ~
5663 3, 65 | power which is a ~share of Christ's power, as we have shown
5664 3, 65 | to receive the ~Body of Christ worthily. And Matrimony
5665 3, 65 | it signifies the union of Christ ~with the Church, of which
5666 3, 65 | sacrament: but I speak in ~Christ and in the Church."~Aquin.:
5667 3, 65 | Confirmation the faithful of Christ are ~deputed to certain
5668 3, 65 | kind of participation in Christ's priesthood. Wherefore
5669 3, 65 | sacrament that unites man to Christ Himself, is greater than
5670 3, 65 | sacrament ~that imprints Christ's character.~Aquin.: SMT
5671 3, 66 | baptize thee in the ~name of Christ?"~(7) Whether immersion
5672 3, 66 | Baptism was instituted after Christ's Passion? ~Aquin.: SMT
5673 3, 66 | Baptism was instituted after Christ's Passion. For ~the cause
5674 3, 66 | precedes the effect. Now Christ's Passion operates in the ~
5675 3, 66 | of the New Law. Therefore Christ's Passion precedes the ~
5676 3, 66 | we, who are baptized in ~Christ Jesus, are baptized in His
5677 3, 66 | efficacy from ~the mandate of Christ. But Christ gave the disciples
5678 3, 66 | the mandate of Christ. But Christ gave the disciples the mandate
5679 3, 66 | Baptism was instituted after Christ's ~Passion.~Aquin.: SMT
5680 3, 66 | was instituted. But before Christ's Passion men were not bound
5681 3, 66 | was not instituted before ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5682 3, 66 | Serm., clxxxv): "As soon as Christ was plunged into the waters,
5683 3, 66 | all." But this was before Christ's ~Passion. Therefore Baptism
5684 3, 66 | Baptism was instituted before Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5685 3, 66 | received this power when Christ was baptized. ~Consequently
5686 3, 66 | Resurrection. First, because Christ's ~Passion put an end to
5687 3, 66 | is "made conformable" to Christ's Passion and Resurrection, ~
5688 3, 66 | Consequently it behooved Christ to suffer and to rise again,
5689 3, 66 | of conforming himself to Christ's Death ~and Resurrection.~
5690 3, 66 | Reply OBJ 1: Even before Christ's Passion, Baptism, inasmuch
5691 3, 66 | power of justifying from Christ Himself, to Whose ~power
5692 3, 66 | a number ~of figures by Christ, Who came to fulfil and
5693 3, 66 | Baptist said when ~foretelling Christ's Baptism (Mt. 3:11): "He
5694 3, 66 | flowed from the side of ~Christ hanging on the cross, as
5695 3, 66 | Exposit. in Luc. iii, 21) say, Christ, by "the touch of His most ~
5696 3, 66 | waters of the Jordan which ~Christ touched with His flesh.
5697 3, 66 | signification of the mysteries ~of Christ, by which we are justified.
5698 3, 66 | OBJ 3: Water flowed from Christ's side to wash us; blood,
5699 3, 66 | virtue from the power of Christ's blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5700 3, 66 | 4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Christ's power flowed into all
5701 3, 66 | flowed from the side of Christ hanging on ~the cross was
5702 3, 66 | in a mixed body, such as Christ's. Therefore it seems that
5703 3, 66 | flowed from the side of Christ hanging on ~the cross, was
5704 3, 66 | the four elements, showing Christ's ~body to be composed of
5705 3, 66 | principal agent in Baptism is ~Christ, according to Jn. 1:33, "
5706 3, 66 | Baptism derives its power from Christ's Passion. But ~Baptism
5707 3, 66 | Therefore it seems that Christ's ~Passion should be mentioned
5708 3, 66 | of the Holy ~Ghost": for Christ does not baptize without
5709 3, 66 | form: "May the servant of ~Christ, N . . ., be baptized, in
5710 3, 66 | himself. For this reason did Christ ~choose to be baptized by
5711 3, 66 | 1~Reply OBJ 5: Although Christ's Passion is the principal
5712 3, 66 | is mentioned rather than ~Christ's Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT
5713 3, 66 | conferred in the name of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
5714 3, 66 | conferred in the name of Christ. For ~just as there is "
5715 3, 66 | that "in the name of Jesus Christ they were ~baptized, both
5716 3, 66 | conferred in the name of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
5717 3, 66 | Sanct. i): "If you mention ~Christ, you designate both the
5718 3, 66 | therefore also in the name of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
5719 3, 66 | or only in the name of Christ, as we read in the Acts
5720 3, 66 | celebrated in the name of Christ by ~using this form: "I
5721 3, 66 | baptize thee in the name of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
5722 3, 66 | derive ~their efficacy from Christ's institution. Consequently,
5723 3, 66 | things be omitted which Christ instituted in regard to
5724 3, 66 | to the sacraments. Now Christ commanded the sacrament
5725 3, 66 | words. For this reason at Christ's Baptism, wherein ~was
5726 3, 66 | special revelation from Christ that in the ~primitive Church
5727 3, 66 | baptized in the name of Christ; in order ~that the name
5728 3, 66 | order ~that the name of Christ, which was hateful to Jews
5729 3, 66 | is implied in the name of Christ, and therefore the form ~
5730 3, 66 | the form ~prescribed by Christ in the Gospel was observed
5731 3, 66 | we who are baptized ~in Christ Jesus, are baptized in His
5732 3, 66 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's burial is more clearly
5733 3, 66 | put under water, just as ~Christ's body was put under the
5734 3, 66 | baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, Who on the third day rose
5735 3, 66 | which you were buried with Christ in Baptism." Now both ~seem
5736 3, 66 | we should be conformed to Christ's ~burial. Therefore it
5737 3, 66 | derive their efficacy from Christ's ~mandate. But trine immersion
5738 3, 66 | immersion was commanded by Christ: for Pope Pelagius ~II wrote
5739 3, 66 | Himself, our Saviour Jesus Christ, admonishes us to confer
5740 3, 66 | signifies the oneness of Christ's death and of the Godhead;
5741 3, 66 | signifies the three days of Christ's burial, and also the ~
5742 3, 66 | the Trinity, holding that Christ is a mere man, and that
5743 3, 66 | Trinity, but in memory of Christ's death, and with one ~immersion.
5744 3, 66 | Para. 2/2~In like manner Christ's death is sufficiently
5745 3, 66 | Trinity, nor on the part of Christ's Passion, is the trine ~
5746 3, 66 | immersion to be ordained ~by Christ in its equivalent; in the
5747 3, 66 | equivalent; in the sense that Christ commanded Baptism ~to be
5748 3, 66 | be reiterated: because ~Christ's mercy surpasses man's
5749 3, 66 | special commendation from ~Christ, Who said of him (Mt. 11:
5750 3, 66 | because "we are baptized in Christ's death," by which we die ~
5751 3, 66 | cf. Rm. 6:3,4). Now ~"Christ died" but "once" (Rm. 6:
5752 3, 66 | which the gloss observes: "Christ's one death hallowed the
5753 3, 66 | that "the sacrament ~of Christ is not less enduring than
5754 3, 66 | derives its efficacy from Christ's Passion, as ~stated above (
5755 3, 66 | not ~cancel the virtue of Christ's Passion, so neither do
5756 3, 66 | Baptism; the murderer, Christ's; for that sacrament is
5757 3, 66 | former believe not that Christ is ~God" (holding Him to
5758 3, 66 | Baptism is a commemoration of Christ's death in so far as man
5759 3, 66 | so far as man dies ~with Christ, that he may be born again
5760 3, 66 | Eucharist ~is a commemoration of Christ's death, in so far as the
5761 3, 66 | so far as the suffering Christ ~Himself is offered to us
5762 3, 66 | according to 1 Cor. ~5:7,8: "Christ our pasch is sacrificed;
5763 3, 66 | Now ~this took place at Christ's Baptism, which is commemorated
5764 3, 66 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, "in Christ Jesus . . . there is neither
5765 3, 66 | efficacy in the Faith of Christ. It is ~consequently unfitting
5766 3, 66 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ was baptized on the Epiphany
5767 3, 66 | rather are they baptized with Christ's ~Baptism. This has its
5768 3, 66 | efficacy from the Passion of Christ, according to ~Rm. 6:3: "
5769 3, 66 | We who are baptized in Christ Jesus, are baptized in His ~
5770 3, 66 | neophyte may have a share ~in Christ's kingdom, and be called
5771 3, 66 | called a Christian after Christ." Or, as ~Ambrose says (
5772 3, 66 | Water has its ~efficacy from Christ's Passion, to which a man
5773 3, 66 | sacramental effect from Christ's Passion, in so far as
5774 3, 66 | far as he is ~conformed to Christ by suffering for Him. Hence
5775 3, 66 | suffering ~for the name of Christ supply for what was lacking
5776 3, 66 | its efficacy, both from Christ's Passion and from ~the
5777 3, 66 | derives its efficacy from ~Christ's Passion, to which, as
5778 3, 66 | of Blood ~corresponds, so Christ's Passion derives its efficacy
5779 3, 66 | Heb. 9:14: "The Blood of Christ, Who by the Holy ~Ghost
5780 3, 66 | the shedding of blood for ~Christ's sake, and the inward operation
5781 3, 66 | derives its efficacy from Christ's Passion and ~from the
5782 3, 66 | the Baptism ~of Blood. For Christ's Passion acts in the Baptism
5783 3, 66 | pre-eminence not only to Christ's ~Passion, but also to
5784 3, 67 | priests, in all the rites of Christ's sacraments, ~viz. those
5785 3, 67 | celebrating ~the sacrament of Christ's Body, as stated above (
5786 3, 67 | different ways. Because Christ committed to them the duty
5787 3, 67 | Apostle says (1 Cor. 1:17): "Christ ~sent me not to baptize,
5788 3, 67 | seventy-two ~disciples of Christ, as the gloss says in the
5789 3, 67 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, Christ is the chief Baptizer, according
5790 3, 67 | cf. Gal. 3:28), that ~in Christ there is neither male nor
5791 3, 67 | layman can baptize, as Christ's minister, so can a woman.~
5792 3, 67 | the head of . . . ~man, is Christ" (1 Cor. 11:3), a woman
5793 3, 67 | instrumentally by the power of Christ. Consequently, on the same ~
5794 3, 67 | outward ministration; ~whereas Christ it is Who baptizes inwardly,
5795 3, 67 | baptizers', "but His," i.e. Christ's.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67]
5796 3, 67 | acts as the minister of Christ, Who did not confine His
5797 3, 67 | baptize save as a minister of Christ, and as ~standing in His
5798 3, 67 | wherefore just as there is one Christ, so should ~there be one
5799 3, 67 | one minister to represent Christ. Hence the Apostle says ~
5800 3, 67 | sacraments: but the one Christ baptizing inwardly would
5801 3, 67 | baptize by their own, but by Christ's power, Who, ~since He
5802 3, 67 | and the baptized; since Christ, the baptizer in ~chief,
5803 3, 67 | while many are made one in Christ by Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
5804 3, 67 | Baptism is consecrated by ~Christ's Baptism and is conformed
5805 3, 67 | is conformed thereto. But Christ when baptized was ~not raised
5806 3, 67 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ was baptized not that He
5807 3, 68 | to receive Baptism. For Christ ~did not narrow man's road
5808 3, 68 | to salvation. But before Christ's coming men ~could be saved
5809 3, 68 | Baptism: therefore also after Christ's coming.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5810 3, 68 | obtain salvation but ~through Christ; wherefore the Apostle says (
5811 3, 68 | may be ~incorporated in Christ, by becoming His member:
5812 3, 68 | as have been baptized in Christ, have put on ~Christ." Consequently
5813 3, 68 | in Christ, have put on ~Christ." Consequently it is manifest
5814 3, 68 | even before the coming of Christ, could men ~be saved unless
5815 3, 68 | unless they became members of Christ: because, as it is written ~(
5816 3, 68 | must be saved." But before Christ's coming, men were incorporated
5817 3, 68 | men were incorporated in ~Christ by faith in His future coming:
5818 3, 68 | men were incorporated in Christ by "faith alone," as ~Gregory
5819 3, 68 | their faith. Again, ~since Christ's coming, men are incorporated
5820 3, 68 | men are incorporated in Christ by faith; according ~to
5821 3, 68 | according ~to Eph. 3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your
5822 3, 68 | which they are conformed to Christ. Consequently, if ~any were
5823 3, 68 | order to be conformed to Christ's other members by receiving ~
5824 3, 68 | are they ~incorporated in Christ, through Whom alone can
5825 3, 68 | those who are regenerated in Christ by Baptism. ~Therefore Baptism
5826 3, 68 | advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the just; and He is the ~
5827 3, 68 | Baptism is the remedy of Christ the physician of ~our souls,
5828 3, 68 | men ~are incorporated in Christ, according to Gal. 3:27: "
5829 3, 68 | as ~have been baptized in Christ, have put on Christ." Now
5830 3, 68 | baptized in Christ, have put on Christ." Now so long as a man ~
5831 3, 68 | he cannot be united to Christ, according to 2 Cor. 6:14: ~"
5832 3, 68 | useless in the works of Christ ~and of the Church. Now
5833 3, 68 | physician of souls, i.e. Christ, works in two ways. ~First,
5834 3, 68 | we who are baptized ~in Christ Jesus, are baptized in His
5835 3, 68 | incorporated in the very death of Christ. Now it is manifest from
5836 3, 68 | 2],4; Q[49], A[3]) that Christ's death ~satisfied sufficiently
5837 3, 68 | the Passion and death of ~Christ, as being insufficient for
5838 3, 68 | baptized, to be incorporated in Christ as His members." Wherefore
5839 3, 68 | Wherefore the ~very pains of Christ were satisfactory for the
5840 3, 68 | confessing their sins." But Christ's Baptism is ~more perfect
5841 3, 68 | who are about to receive Christ's Baptism should confess ~
5842 3, 68 | proportion to their sins. But Christ's ~Baptism is without outward
5843 3, 68 | are buried together ~with" Christ "by Baptism into death;
5844 3, 68 | Baptism into death; that, as Christ is risen from the ~dead . . .
5845 3, 68 | Baptism was instituted by Christ. But Christ, in ~giving
5846 3, 68 | instituted by Christ. But Christ, in ~giving the form of
5847 3, 68 | men "are incorporated in Christ," ~as Augustine says in
5848 3, 68 | according to Eph. ~3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your
5849 3, 68 | God is ~by faith of Jesus Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
5850 3, 68 | receiving Baptism, according as Christ instituted, and as the Church ~
5851 3, 68 | life ~through one, Jesus Christ." Now children contract
5852 3, 68 | children receive grace through Christ, so as to reign in eternal ~
5853 3, 68 | obtain salvation through Christ. Moreover it was fitting
5854 3, 68 | s ~womb. For the gift of Christ is more efficacious unto
5855 3, 68 | saved ~through the gift of Christ, which is bestowed by means
5856 3, 69 | we, who are baptized ~in Christ Jesus, are baptized in His
5857 3, 69 | but alive ~unto God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Hence it
5858 3, 69 | far-reaching as the gift of Christ, which is bestowed in Baptism: "
5859 3, 69 | forgiven save by the power of Christ's ~Passion: hence the Apostle
5860 3, 69 | unless there be faith in Christ's ~Passion, and the purpose
5861 3, 69 | operates by the power of Christ's Passion, which is the
5862 3, 69 | the Passion and death of Christ, ~according to Rm. 6:8: "
5863 3, 69 | 6:8: "If we be dead with Christ, we believe that we ~shall
5864 3, 69 | live also together with Christ." Hence it is clear that
5865 3, 69 | clear that the Passion ~of Christ is communicated to every
5866 3, 69 | had suffered and died. Now Christ's Passion, as ~stated above (
5867 3, 69 | OBJ 1: Since the pains of Christ's Passion are communicated
5868 3, 69 | as he is made a member of Christ, just as if he ~himself
5869 3, 69 | in order by the pains of ~Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5870 3, 69 | Rm. 5:15), the gift of ~Christ is farther-reaching than
5871 3, 69 | present life, by ~the gift of Christ which is received in Baptism.~
5872 3, 69 | man is incorporated in Christ, ~and is made His member,
5873 3, 69 | beginning of His conception ~Christ was "full of grace and truth,"
5874 3, 69 | so that he may suffer for Christ therein: yet at ~length
5875 3, 69 | He that raised up Jesus Christ from the dead, shall ~quicken
5876 3, 69 | God, and joint heirs with Christ: yet so, if ~we suffer with
5877 3, 69 | life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all men most
5878 3, 69 | shame and ~suffering; so did Christ first of all fetter our
5879 3, 69 | and temporal ~punishment. Christ entirely abolished the punishment
5880 3, 69 | infected the person. Whereas Christ in ~reverse order at first
5881 3, 69 | baptized are ~incorporated in Christ as His members." Now the
5882 3, 69 | and ~virtues flows from Christ the Head to all His members,
5883 3, 69 | virtues through their faith in Christ and their desire for ~Baptism,
5884 3, 69 | to wit - incorporation in Christ, enlightenment, and ~fruitfulness?~
5885 3, 69 | wit - "incorporation in Christ, ~enlightenment, and fruitfulness."
5886 3, 69 | man is incorporated in ~Christ, according to Eph. 3:17: "
5887 3, 69 | according to Eph. 3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your ~
5888 3, 69 | already incorporated ~in Christ. Therefore incorporation
5889 3, 69 | Therefore incorporation with Christ is not the effect of ~Baptism.~
5890 3, 69 | baptized are ~incorporated in Christ." And Dionysius (Eccl. Hier.
5891 3, 69 | proper to the faithful of Christ, as the Apostle says (Gal. ~
5892 3, 69 | Baptism man is incorporated in Christ, as one of His ~members.
5893 3, 69 | their spiritual Head, i.e. Christ, do His members ~derive
5894 3, 69 | baptized are enlightened by Christ as to the knowledge of truth,
5895 3, 69 | Adults who already believe in Christ are incorporated in ~Him
5896 3, 69 | which he begets ~others in Christ, as the Apostle says (1
5897 3, 69 | says (1 Cor. 4:15): "In Christ Jesus by ~the Gospel I have
5898 3, 69 | ungodly to be made righteous "Christ ~worketh in him, but not
5899 3, 69 | does not co-operate with Christ unto its justification: ~
5900 3, 69 | continues thus) "'that as Christ is ~risen from the dead
5901 3, 69 | imprint ~of the character of Christ, by the power of which they
5902 3, 69 | adults, are made members ~of Christ in Baptism; hence they must,
5903 3, 69 | himself is not justified by Christ." Moreover, if little children
5904 3, 69 | heavenly kingdom were opened by Christ's Passion: hence ~it is
5905 3, 69 | some were baptized with Christ's Baptism, before His ~Passion,
5906 3, 69 | entered therein before Christ, according to Mic. 2:13: "
5907 3, 69 | incorporates them in the Passion of Christ, by ~applying its power
5908 3, 69 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: When Christ's Passion was not as yet
5909 3, 69 | as have been baptized ~in Christ Jesus, have put on Christ."
5910 3, 69 | Christ Jesus, have put on Christ." But all that receive the
5911 3, 69 | receive the Baptism of ~Christ, are baptized in Christ.
5912 3, 69 | Christ, are baptized in Christ. Therefore they all put
5913 3, 69 | Therefore they all put on Christ: and ~this is to receive
5914 3, 69 | OBJ 1: "To be baptized in Christ," may be taken in two ways. ~
5915 3, 69 | in two ways. ~First, "in Christ," i.e. "in conformity with
5916 3, 69 | i.e. "in conformity with Christ." And thus whoever is ~baptized
5917 3, 69 | whoever is ~baptized in Christ so as to be conformed to
5918 3, 69 | Faith and Charity, ~puts on Christ by grace. Secondly, a man
5919 3, 69 | said to be baptized in ~Christ, in so far as he receives
5920 3, 69 | in so far as he receives Christ's sacrament. And thus all
5921 3, 69 | sacrament. And thus all put on ~Christ, through being configured
5922 3, 69 | of having right faith in Christ, of veneration for this ~
5923 3, 70 | John was a preparation for Christ's. Consequently, if circumcision
5924 3, 70 | preparation for, and a figure of Christ's Baptism, it seems that
5925 3, 70 | but in the circumcision of Christ, buried with Him in Baptism."~
5926 3, 70 | baptism was a preparation for Christ's as to the act ~done: but
5927 3, 70 | sin, ~except by faith in Christ's Passion, according to
5928 3, 70 | circumcision ~which is of Christ, regards indifferently both
5929 3, 70 | indifferently both sexes, since "in Christ ~Jesus there is neither
5930 3, 70 | a profession of faith in Christ, which we ~also profess
5931 3, 70 | promise of the future birth of Christ, when it was ~said to him: "
5932 3, 70 | it as to be achieved by Christ, Who was to be born of the ~
5933 3, 70 | himself would be the father of Christ Who was ~promised to him:
5934 3, 70 | Baptism contains the power of ~Christ, Who is the universal cause
5935 3, 70 | whereby Abraham ~believed that Christ would be born of his seed.
5936 3, 70 | circumcision would be done by ~Christ, of Whom it is written (
5937 3, 70 | 10:4): "Now the rock was Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[70] A[
5938 3, 70 | of the mystery; since, Christ, by taking away from the
5939 3, 70 | justice be by the Law, then Christ died ~in vain," i.e. without
5940 3, 70 | justice be by circumcision, "Christ died in vain," i.e. ~without
5941 3, 70 | consequently, the coming of Christ was unnecessary. But neither
5942 3, 70 | has ~as the instrument of Christ's Passion already consummated.
5943 3, 70 | was a sign of faith in ~Christ's future Passion: so that
5944 3, 70 | instrumentally by the power of Christ's Passion, whereas ~circumcision
5945 3, 70 | that ~incorporates man in Christ, and bestows grace more
5946 3, 70 | otherwise than through faith in Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
5947 3, 70 | circumcision, faith in ~Christ to come justified both children
5948 3, 70 | obstacle was ~removed by Christ's Passion. Consequently,
5949 3, 70 | Passion. Consequently, before Christ's Passion not ~even Baptism
5950 3, 70 | circumcision to avail ~after Christ's Passion, it would give
5951 3, 71 | things that are done in Christ's sacraments, in Baptism,
5952 3, 72 | Confirmation being instituted by Christ. ~Therefore it is not a
5953 3, 72 | Church, man is conformed to ~Christ, Who is the Author of the
5954 3, 72 | cannot be conformed ~to Christ by Confirmation, since we
5955 3, 72 | since we read nowhere of Christ being ~confirmed.~Aquin.:
5956 3, 72 | was ~instituted neither by Christ, nor by the apostles; but
5957 3, 72 | excellence, which belongs to Christ alone.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5958 3, 72 | therefore we must say that Christ instituted this sacrament
5959 3, 72 | was not to be given before Christ's Resurrection and ~Ascension;
5960 3, 72 | grace, are conformed to Christ, inasmuch as from the very ~
5961 3, 72 | Nor was it fitting to Christ's dignity, that He, Who
5962 3, 72 | ad 1), was instituted by ~Christ when He promised His disciples
5963 3, 72 | signified by oil; ~hence Christ is said to be "anointed
5964 3, 72 | We are the good odor of Christ," ~etc. And though many
5965 3, 72 | 1 Para. 1/3~Reply OBJ 1: Christ, by the power which He exercises
5966 3, 72 | sacraments is derived ~from Christ, as stated above (Q[64],
5967 3, 72 | it must be observed that ~Christ did use certain sacraments
5968 3, 72 | And consequently, from Christ's very act ~in using them,
5969 3, 72 | blessed ~previously, since Christ's blessing is enough. And
5970 3, 72 | not to its essence. ~But Christ did not make use of visible
5971 3, 72 | consecrated, either by ~Christ, or by a bishop, who, in
5972 3, 72 | the Church, impersonates Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
5973 3, 72 | sacraments is derived from Christ and ~the apostles. But neither
5974 3, 72 | apostles. But neither did Christ institute this form, nor
5975 3, 72 | nor ~again of the cross of Christ, though in Baptism man dies
5976 3, 72 | in Baptism man dies with Christ, as ~the Apostle says (Rm.
5977 3, 72 | matter and form according to Christ's command. For the apostles,
5978 3, 72 | the Faith, by confessing Christ's name, belongs to the confirmed,
5979 3, 72 | confession of the Faith of Christ. But many, ~even before
5980 3, 72 | publicly confessed the Faith of Christ by ~shedding their blood
5981 3, 72 | is written (Jn. 4:2) that Christ "Himself ~did not baptize,
5982 3, 72 | to confess the Faith of Christ ~publicly, without receiving
5983 3, 72 | we gather ~that Peter and Christ's other disciples had been
5984 3, 72 | as some think; or with Christ's, which is more credible. ~
5985 3, 72 | received, fought bravely for Christ even to the shedding of ~
5986 3, 72 | the age of the fulness of Christ." And ~hence Hugh of St.
5987 3, 72 | freely ~confess the faith of Christ. But "with the mouth, confession
5988 3, 72 | bravely ~confess the Faith of Christ even in face of the enemies
5989 3, 72 | hindered from freely confessing Christ's name, ~by two things -
5990 3, 72 | confessing the name of ~Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
5991 3, 72 | Col. 3 *(Gal. 3:28), "in Christ Jesus there is ~neither
5992 3, 72 | employer. ~Now the faithful of Christ are a Divine work, according
5993 3, 72 | Holy Ghost was given to ~Christ's faithful on the day of
5994 3, 72 | directed by the wisdom of Christ. And for this reason we ~
5995 3, 73 | sacrament, neither produce Christ's true body, which is both
5996 3, 73 | sins." But the true body of Christ. bears the same relation ~
5997 3, 73 | except from the virtue of Christ's true body.~Aquin.: SMT
5998 3, 73 | sacred absolutely, namely, Christ's ~own body; the baptismal
5999 3, 73 | not have life in you." But Christ's flesh is ~eaten and His
6000 3, 73 | of ~the body and blood of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
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