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Part, Question
501 2, 18 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE GIFT OF FEAR (TWELVE ARTICLES)~
502 2, 18 | We must now consider the gift of fear, about which there
503 2, 18 | fear?~(9) Whether fear is a gift of the Holy Ghost?~(10)
504 2, 18 | contrary, Servile fear is a gift of the Holy Ghost, as stated ~
505 2, 18 | Para. 1/1~Whether fear is a gift of the Holy Ghost?~Aquin.:
506 2, 18 | seem that fear is not a gift of the Holy Ghost. For no ~
507 2, 18 | the Holy Ghost. For no ~gift of the Holy Ghost is opposed
508 2, 18 | Therefore fear is not a gift ~of the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
509 2, 18 | Therefore fear is not a gift, but a theological virtue.~
510 2, 18 | be said that ~fear is a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
511 2, 18 | Arb. ~xviii), "that is a gift of God" - for it was by
512 2, 18 | beatitude corresponding to the gift of ~fear? ~Aquin.: SMT SS
513 2, 18 | beatitude ~corresponding to the gift of fear. For fear is the
514 2, 18 | does not correspond to the gift of fear.~Aquin.: SMT SS
515 2, 18 | mourning corresponds to ~the gift of fear, rather than the
516 2, 18 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the gift of fear corresponds to the
517 2, 18 | beatitude corresponds to the gift of fear, rather than poverty
518 2, 18 | fruits correspond to the ~gift of fear. Neither, therefore,
519 2, 18 | submission belongs to the gift of fear. Now ~from the very
520 2, 18 | things ~correspond to the gift of fear, which pertain to
521 2, 22 | 2) the corresponding gift of wisdom. The first consideration
522 2, 22 | possession of some ~other gift of God, whether faith, or
523 2, 23 | should lose charity. For the gift of ~perseverance is reckoned
524 2, 25 | it is for this that the gift of charity is ~bestowed
525 2, 29 | a man ~makes some great gift, while yet desiring to keep
526 2, 29 | as regards the outward gift, the ~act of beneficence
527 2, 30 | since ~it is a spiritual gift, which surpasses a corporal
528 2, 30 | which surpasses a corporal gift, according to ~Prov. 4:2: "
529 2, 30 | I will give you a good gift, forsake not My Law." Secondly, ~
530 2, 43 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE GIFT OF WISDOM (SIX ARTICLES)~
531 2, 43 | We must now consider the gift of wisdom which corresponds
532 2, 43 | Whether the wisdom that is a gift is compatible with mortal
533 2, 43 | called a virtue rather than a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[45] A[
534 2, 43 | evident that wisdom is a gift of the ~Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
535 2, 43 | wisdom which is called a gift of the Holy Ghost, ~differs
536 2, 43 | whereas it belongs to the ~gift of wisdom to judge according
537 2, 43 | Divine truth. Hence the gift of ~wisdom presupposes faith,
538 2, 43 | sufficiently perfected by the ~gift of understanding. Now it
539 2, 43 | it belongs to wisdom as a gift of the Holy Ghost to judge ~
540 2, 43 | Consequently wisdom which is a gift, ~has its cause in the will,
541 2, 43 | perception and ~judgment. The gift of understanding regards
542 2, 43 | regards the former; the gift of ~wisdom regards the latter
543 2, 43 | to the Divine ideas, the gift of ~knowledge, according
544 2, 43 | merely ~speculative. For the gift of wisdom is more excellent
545 2, 43 | therefore is wisdom, as a gift, ~speculative and not practical.~
546 2, 43 | Accordingly wisdom as a gift, is not merely speculative
547 2, 43 | very fact that wisdom as a gift is more excellent than wisdom
548 2, 43 | Nothing surpasses this gift of God, it is this alone
549 2, 43 | that, The wisdom which is a gift of the Holy Ghost, as stated ~
550 2, 43 | receive a higher degree of the gift of wisdom, both as to ~the
551 2, 43 | habit of ~wisdom, which is a gift of the Holy Ghost, but they
552 2, 43 | beatitude corresponds to the gift of wisdom?~Aquin.: SMT SS
553 2, 43 | does not correspond to the ~gift of wisdom. For the seventh
554 2, 43 | fittingly ascribed to the gift ~of wisdom, both as to the
555 2, 43 | by participating in the gift of wisdom, man ~attains
556 2, 43 | unites itself to us by the gift of charity, and consequently ~
557 2, 43 | infused wisdom which is a gift, is not the cause but the ~
558 2, 43 | belongs to wisdom, as a gift, not ~only to contemplate
559 2, 43 | above" (and this is the gift of the Holy Ghost) ~"first
560 2, 44 | Moral. ii, 26) that "the gift of wisdom ~is given as a
561 2, 45 | thirdly, the corresponding gift; ~fourthly, the contrary
562 2, 47 | understanding which is a gift of the Holy Ghost, is a ~
563 2, 49 | due to practice or to a gift of grace, and this in two
564 2, 50 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE GIFT OF COUNSEL (FOUR ARTICLES)~
565 2, 50 | We must now consider the gift of counsel which corresponds
566 2, 50 | Ghost?~(2) Whether the gift of counsel corresponds to
567 2, 50 | prudence?~(3) Whether the gift of counsel remains in heaven?~(
568 2, 50 | etc. ~corresponds to the gift of counsel?~~Aquin.: SMT
569 2, 50 | this is done through the gift of counsel, ~whereby man
570 2, 50 | D, 24]. Accordingly the gift of counsel ~is befitting
571 2, 50 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the gift of counsel corresponds to
572 2, 50 | It would seem that the gift of counsel does not fittingly ~
573 2, 50 | between, it seems that the gift corresponding to prudence
574 2, 50 | not ~counsel, but rather a gift of judgment or command.~
575 2, 50 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, one gift suffices to help one virtue,
576 2, 50 | prudence is ~helped by the gift of knowledge, which is not
577 2, 50 | 9], A[3]). Therefore the gift of counsel ~does not correspond
578 2, 50 | But it belongs to the gift of counsel that man ~should
579 2, 50 | above (A[1]). Therefore the gift of ~counsel does not correspond
580 2, 50 | 1/1~On the contrary, The gift of counsel is about what
581 2, 50 | and this belongs to the gift of counsel, as stated above ~(
582 2, 50 | above ~(A[1]). Therefore the gift of counsel corresponds to
583 2, 50 | be unfitting to call ~the gift corresponding to prudence
584 2, 50 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The gift of knowledge does not directly
585 2, 50 | it. On the other hand the gift of counsel corresponds ~
586 2, 50 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the gift of counsel remains in heaven?~
587 2, 50 | It would seem that the gift of counsel does not remain
588 2, 50 | last end. Therefore the gift of counsel is not in ~heaven.~
589 2, 50 | saints in heaven is the ~gift of counsel becoming.~Aquin.:
590 2, 50 | Para. 3/3~Accordingly the gift of counsel is in the blessed,
591 2, 50 | saints. In this respect the gift of counsel finds a place ~
592 2, 50 | mercy, corresponds to the ~gift of counsel?~Aquin.: SMT
593 2, 50 | does not correspond to the gift of counsel. For all the
594 2, 50 | poverty corresponds to the gift of counsel, rather than
595 2, 50 | fruits correspond to the gift of counsel, as appears from
596 2, 50 | mercy correspond to the ~gift of counsel.~Aquin.: SMT
597 2, 50 | above all correspond to ~the gift of counsel. Now such is
598 2, 50 | specially corresponds to the gift of ~counsel, not as eliciting
599 2, 50 | Counsel considered as a gift of the Holy Ghost guides
600 2, 51 | precipitation is opposed to the gift of counsel, according to
601 2, 51 | Moral. ii, 49) that the gift of "counsel is given as
602 2, 51 | of counsel belongs to the gift of counsel and to ~the virtue
603 2, 55 | 3) Of the corresponding gift;~(4) Of the precepts relating
604 2, 58 | pronounces judgment ~through the gift of wisdom: even as the just
605 2, 60 | wherefore it is a ~mere gift rather than a restitution,
606 2, 61 | this man be worthy of this gift, is to be referred ~to his
607 2, 62 | because life is God's gift to man, and is subject to
608 2, 69 | poor: for the slightest gift you have received will be
609 2, 76 | seemingly the relation of gift to gift is the same as of ~
610 2, 76 | the relation of gift to gift is the same as of ~loan
611 2, 79 | act of fear ~which is a gift, as stated above (Q[19],
612 2, 79 | religion is not ~a virtue but a gift~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[2]
613 2, 79 | to God is an act of the gift of fear. Now ~it belongs
614 2, 79 | religion is the same as the gift of fear, but ~that it is
615 2, 81 | of religion, but of the gift of ~understanding whereby
616 2, 81 | given to one. Now ~the chief gift of God is the Holy Ghost,
617 2, 81 | grace, as from a gratuitous gift, ~since the very act of
618 2, 81 | very act of praying is "a gift of God," as Augustine states (
619 2, 83 | Para. 1/2 - SERVICE BY GIFT (QQ[85]-87)~OF SACRIFICE (
620 2, 84 | If . . . thou offer thy gift ~at the altar," as though
621 2, 84 | as when a ~man offers a gift among the living, or by
622 2, 84 | priests, whether by way of gift or by way of sale.~Aquin.:
623 2, 85 | as ~these fruits are the gift of God. Wherefore tithes
624 2, 94 | gainsay." However, this gift is not granted to all, or
625 2, 98 | thou hast thought that the gift of God may be ~purchased
626 2, 98 | protestation, since by selling a gift of ~the Holy Ghost a man
627 2, 98 | the owner of a ~spiritual gift; and this is heretical.
628 2, 98 | of ~this time," nor any gift or deed of ours, "are worthy
629 2, 98 | chiefly, not in an outward gift, action or passion, but
630 2, 98 | magician wished to buy the gift of the Holy ~Ghost, in order
631 2, 98 | for the exercise of their gift of prophecy. Wicked ~prophets,
632 2, 104 | penitent. For the greater the gift one has received from God, ~
633 2, 104 | give Him thanks. Now the gift of innocence is ~greater
634 2, 104 | because he receives a greater ~gift from God, also, absolutely
635 2, 104 | speaking, a more continuous gift, other ~things being equal.
636 2, 104 | Wherefore, although the gift bestowed ~on the innocent
637 2, 104 | absolutely, greater, yet the gift bestowed ~on the penitent
638 2, 104 | to him: even as a small gift ~bestowed on a poor man
639 2, 104 | greater to him than a great gift is to a rich ~man. And since
640 2, 104 | affection of the heart and the gift, so also must ~these things
641 2, 104 | graciously." As regards the gift, one ought to wait until
642 2, 104 | consists not in deed or gift, ~but in the disposition
643 2, 115 | is the heart that makes a gift rich or poor, and gives ~
644 2, 119 | We must now consider the gift that corresponds to justice;
645 2, 119 | inquiry:~(1) Whether it is a gift of the Holy Ghost?~(2) Which
646 2, 119 | 1/1~Whether piety is a gift?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[121] A[
647 2, 119 | seems that piety is not a gift. For the gifts differ from
648 2, 119 | Therefore piety is not a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[121] A[
649 2, 119 | justice ~is to be accounted a gift, it seems that religion
650 2, 119 | that religion should be a gift rather ~than piety.~Aquin.:
651 2, 119 | Therefore piety is not a ~gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[121] A[
652 2, 119 | God as our Father, is a gift of the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
653 2, 119 | but the piety that is a gift pays this to God as ~Father.~
654 2, 119 | virtue of piety: while the gift of piety is ~greater than
655 2, 119 | to his father so by the gift of piety he pays ~worship
656 2, 119 | meek," corresponds to the ~gift of piety?~Aquin.: SMT SS
657 2, 119 | does ~not correspond to the gift of piety. For piety is the
658 2, 119 | piety. For piety is the gift corresponding ~to justice,
659 2, 119 | does not ~pertain to the gift of piety.~Aquin.: SMT SS
660 2, 119 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the gift of piety is directed by
661 2, 119 | piety is directed by the gift of knowledge, ~which is
662 2, 119 | mourn," corresponds to the gift of ~knowledge, it seems
663 2, 119 | does not correspond to the ~gift of piety.~Aquin.: SMT SS
664 2, 119 | beatitude to the lowest gift, namely, fear, and the ~
665 2, 119 | the special nature of each gift ~and beatitude. In this
666 2, 121 | 2) its parts; (3) the ~gift corresponding thereto; (
667 2, 127 | he possesses through ~the gift of God; and something defective
668 2, 128 | charity, or rather to the ~gift of fear, whereby we revere
669 2, 132 | not under the aspect of gift, but rather under the ~aspect
670 2, 134 | patience, is so great a gift of God, that we even ~preach
671 2, 135 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the gift of Christ's grace is greater
672 2, 135 | that ~perseverance is a gift of God, whereby we persevere
673 2, 135 | In this way it needs the gift of habitual grace, ~even
674 2, 137 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE GIFT OF FORTITUDE (TWO ARTICLES)~
675 2, 137 | We must next consider the gift corresponding to fortitude,
676 2, 137 | fortitude, and this is ~the gift of fortitude. Under this
677 2, 137 | Whether fortitude is a gift?~(2) Which among the beatitudes
678 2, 137 | 1~Whether fortitude is a gift?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[139] A[
679 2, 137 | that fortitude is not a gift. For the virtues differ ~
680 2, 137 | should not be ~reckoned a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[139] A[
681 2, 137 | Further, the acts of the gift remain in heaven, as stated
682 2, 137 | Therefore fortitude is not a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[139] A[
683 2, 137 | that fortitude is ~not the gift corresponding to the virtue
684 2, 137 | fortitude is reckoned a gift of the ~Holy Ghost. For
685 2, 137 | the fortitude that is a gift ~of the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
686 2, 137 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The gift of fortitude regards the
687 2, 137 | difficult work. Wherefore the gift of ~fortitude is directed
688 2, 137 | fortitude is directed by the gift of counsel, which seems
689 2, 137 | justice," corresponds to the gift of fortitude?~Aquin.: SMT
690 2, 137 | does not correspond to the gift of fortitude. ~For the gift
691 2, 137 | gift of fortitude. ~For the gift of piety and not the gift
692 2, 137 | gift of piety and not the gift of fortitude corresponds
693 2, 137 | beatitude corresponds to the gift of ~piety rather than to
694 2, 137 | piety rather than to the gift of fortitude.~Aquin.: SMT
695 2, 137 | to charity, to which the gift of wisdom, and ~not the
696 2, 137 | of wisdom, and ~not the gift of fortitude, corresponds,
697 2, 137 | corresponds, not to the gift of fortitude, but ~to the
698 2, 137 | of fortitude, but ~to the gift of wisdom. ~Aquin.: SMT
699 2, 137 | for justice, to the fourth gift, namely fortitude.~Aquin.:
700 2, 137 | that fortitude which is a gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[139] A[
701 2, 137 | correspond sufficiently ~to the gift of fortitude: namely, patience,
702 2, 139 | there is a corresponding gift, as ~appears from what we
703 2, 139 | A[4]). But seemingly no ~gift corresponds to temperance,
704 2, 139 | also has a corresponding gift, namely, fear, ~whereby
705 2, 139 | flesh with Thy fear." The gift of fear has for ~its principal
706 2, 139 | temperance: wherefore the gift of fear ~corresponds to
707 2, 152 | while asleep obtained the gift ~of wisdom from the Lord (
708 2, 157 | directly opposed to the gift of piety.~Aquin.: SMT SS
709 2, 159 | poverty of spirit, to the gift of fear whereby ~man reveres
710 2, 159 | First and chiefly by a ~gift of grace, and in this way
711 2, 160 | 49) opposes pride to the gift of ~fear. Now fear belongs
712 2, 164 | curious: and this is a great gift that temperance bestows."
713 2, 169 | which he perceives by the gift ~of God, from that which
714 2, 169 | its presence is due to a gift." ~Hence Eliseus said of
715 2, 169 | 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 3: Every gift of grace raises man to something
716 2, 169 | not granted a habitual gift of grace. Secondly, a thing
717 2, 169 | and for this a ~habitual gift of grace is bestowed.~Aquin.:
718 2, 170 | nature, but through ~the gift of the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
719 2, 170 | Now it is evident that the gift of ~prophecy is from God.
720 2, 170 | from God. Therefore the gift of prophecy is vouchsafed
721 2, 170 | should be a hindrance to the gift of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
722 2, 170 | Reply OBJ 1: Sometimes the gift of prophecy is given to
723 2, 170 | Others, however, ~receive the gift of prophecy merely for the
724 2, 170 | receiving of this or that gift. Accordingly God grants
725 2, 170 | Accordingly God grants the gift of ~prophecy to those whom
726 2, 171 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, by the gift of prophecy the Holy Ghost
727 2, 171 | Body Para. 3/7~Now the gift of prophecy confers on the
728 2, 171 | prophecy, i.e. to the prophetic gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[173] A[
729 2, 171 | bodily things, ~had not the gift of prophecy, unless the
730 2, 172 | John"; and afterwards the gift of prophecy was in ~Christ'
731 2, 173 | bestowed on him ~in every gift of grace. Hence it is not
732 2, 174 | comparison between this gift and the grace of prophecy.~
733 2, 174 | Whether those who received the gift of tongues spoke in every
734 2, 174 | that those who received the gift of tongues did not ~speak
735 2, 174 | 10. Now those who had the gift of ~tongues spoke better
736 2, 174 | should provide them with the gift of tongues; in order that,
737 2, 174 | might be applied by the ~gift of tongues.~Aquin.: SMT
738 2, 174 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the gift of tongues is more excellent
739 2, 174 | It would seem that the gift of tongues is more excellent
740 2, 174 | Topic. iii, 1). Now the gift of ~tongues is proper to
741 2, 174 | Christ's apostles an unwonted gift, a marvel to all time":
742 2, 174 | Therefore it would seem that the gift of ~tongues is more excellent
743 2, 174 | more excellent than the gift of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
744 2, 174 | directed to men. Now, by the gift of ~tongues, man is directed
745 2, 174 | it would seem that the ~gift of tongues is more excellent
746 2, 174 | more excellent than the gift of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
747 2, 174 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the gift of tongues abides like a
748 2, 174 | But it is ~not so with the gift of prophecy, as stated above (
749 2, 174 | A[2]). ~Therefore the gift of tongues would seem to
750 2, 174 | more excellent than the ~gift of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
751 2, 174 | Therefore it ~seems that the gift of tongues is more excellent
752 2, 174 | more excellent than the gift of ~prophecy, particularly
753 2, 174 | 1/2~I answer that, The gift of prophecy surpasses the
754 2, 174 | of prophecy surpasses the gift of tongues, in ~three ways.
755 2, 174 | ways. First, because the gift of tongues regards the utterance
756 2, 174 | Gen. ad lit. xii, 8) the gift of tongues to an ~imaginary
757 2, 174 | Q[173], ~A[2]) that the gift of prophecy consists in
758 2, 174 | more excellent than the ~gift of tongues considered in
759 2, 174 | itself. Secondly, because the gift of ~prophecy regards the
760 2, 174 | knowledge of words, to which the gift of tongues pertains.~Aquin.:
761 2, 174 | 2/2~Thirdly, because the gift of prophecy is more profitable.
762 2, 174 | which ~pertains to the gift of prophecy, his own mind
763 2, 174 | whose especial benefit the ~gift of tongues seems to have
764 2, 174 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: By the gift of prophecy man is directed
765 2, 174 | wherefore it is the more perfect gift.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[176] A[
766 2, 174 | on the other hand, the gift of ~tongues is confined
767 2, 174 | speeches is reducible to the gift of ~prophecy, inasmuch as
768 2, 174 | more excellent than the ~gift of tongues, as appears from
769 2, 174 | speeches is ~placed after the gift of tongues, because the
770 2, 175 | it would seem that ~the gift of the word is not a gratuitous
771 2, 175 | those pertaining to the gift of wisdom ~or of knowledge.
772 2, 175 | people, which pertains to the gift of tongues, but also ~speaks
773 2, 176 | knowledge of others through the gift of tongues and the grace
774 2, 176 | is wicked, because "this gift ~alone of the Holy Ghost
775 2, 185 | to receive it as a ~free gift and not as a right this
776 2, 186 | ways: in one way by the gift only of ~God, as in the
777 3, 1 | the offense, so also the gift . . . ~For judgment indeed
778 3, 2 | secondly, as the free gift of God. Now human nature
779 3, 2 | grace ~be taken as the free gift of God, then the fact that
780 3, 2 | the grace, i.e. the ~free gift of God, of being united
781 3, 2 | soul was filled with the ~gift of grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP
782 3, 3 | natural sonship, and by the gift of the Holy Ghost, ~Who
783 3, 3 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: To be the gift of the Father and the Son
784 3, 3 | the Holy Ghost, as by ~the gift of God. And hence it was
785 3, 3 | become incarnate, Whose gift the Holy Ghost is.~
786 3, 7 | in Christ there was the gift of fear?~(7) Whether in
787 3, 7 | in Christ there was the gift of fear?~Aquin.: SMT TP
788 3, 7 | Christ there was not the gift of fear. For ~hope would
789 3, 7 | likewise, there was not the gift of fear in Him.~Aquin.:
790 3, 7 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, by the gift of fear we fear either to
791 3, 7 | Christ there was not the gift of fear. ~Aquin.: SMT TP
792 3, 7 | Christ there was not the gift of fear.~Aquin.: SMT TP
793 3, 7 | hence ~the nature of the gift of fear regards not that
794 3, 7 | but we ~do attribute the gift of fear.~Aquin.: SMT TP
795 3, 7 | especially as regards the gift of tongues. Therefore not
796 3, 7 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The gift of tongues was bestowed
797 3, 7 | in Christ there was the gift of prophecy?~Aquin.: SMT
798 3, 7 | Christ there was not the gift of prophecy. ~For prophecy
799 3, 7 | James 1:17): "Every best gift and every ~perfect gift
800 3, 7 | gift and every ~perfect gift is from above, coming down
801 3, 7 | may be expounded of the gift which God the Father from ~
802 3, 7 | Nature, which is an infinite ~gift. Hence the comment of a
803 3, 7 | it may be referred to the gift which ~is given the human
804 3, 7 | this ~also is an infinite gift. Hence a gloss says on this
805 3, 7 | and ~this pertains to the gift of habitual grace. Hence
806 3, 8 | the grace ~of God and the gift, by the grace of one man,
807 3, 11 | whether they ~belong to the gift of wisdom or the gift of
808 3, 11 | the gift of wisdom or the gift of prophecy, or any other
809 3, 11 | of prophecy, or any other gift ~of the Holy Ghost; since
810 3, 11 | fulness of prudence by the gift of counsel, He ~consequently
811 3, 11 | it ~on the part of God's gift; but it is below the angelic
812 3, 24 | which is some gratuitous gift of God. Therefore from both
813 3, 25 | being perfected with every gift of grace. And so ~in this
814 3, 27 | a ~high degree both the gift of wisdom and the grace
815 3, 28 | in His Birth, assumed the gift ~of "subtlety," when He
816 3, 28 | and ~that He assumed the gift of "agility" when with dry
817 3, 30 | might offer to God the free gift of her obedience: ~which
818 3, 34 | from receiving from God a gift of grace at the very beginning
819 3, 37 | signify some gratuitous gift ~bestowed on them by Him;
820 3, 39 | James 1:17: "Every best gift and every perfect gift is
821 3, 39 | best gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming ~down
822 3, 39 | escape. This refers to the gift of wisdom, whereby the saints ~
823 3, 39 | seeds. ~This refers to the gift of knowledge, whereby the
824 3, 39 | birds. This refers to the gift of counsel, with ~which
825 3, 39 | beak. This refers to the gift of understanding, wherewith
826 3, 39 | gall. ~This refers to the gift of piety, by reason of which
827 3, 39 | rock. This refers to the gift of fortitude, wherewith
828 3, 39 | song. This ~refers to the gift of fear, wherewith the saints
829 3, 44 | majesty were proclaimed, the gift of His Passion ~should be
830 3, 44 | light of wisdom, and the gift of righteousness: the ~former
831 3, 45 | that Christ assumed the gift of clarity in the ~transfiguration,
832 3, 45 | might overflow ~as to the gift of clarity and not as to
833 3, 52 | the grace of God and the gift, by the grace of one ~man,
834 3, 54 | He was departing by the gift of ~agility.~Aquin.: SMT
835 3, 66 | Holy Ghost by those ~of "Gift," "Love," and the "Proceeding
836 3, 66 | in order to receive ~the gift of the Holy Ghost, to cast
837 3, 68 | abundance of grace, and of the gift, and of justice, shall reign
838 3, 68 | mother's ~womb. For the gift of Christ is more efficacious
839 3, 68 | it be saved ~through the gift of Christ, which is bestowed
840 3, 69 | so far-reaching as the gift of Christ, which is bestowed
841 3, 69 | Apostle says (Rm. 5:15), the gift of ~Christ is farther-reaching
842 3, 69 | the present life, by ~the gift of Christ which is received
843 3, 72 | be able to receive the ~gift of the Holy Ghost." And
844 3, 84 | tasted also the heavenly gift, and ~were made partakers
845 3, 84 | illuminated, and have received the gift of the Holy Ghost. Therefore ~
846 3, 86 | the Apostle (Rm. 5) the gift of Christ is ~more effective
847 3, 86 | more therefore, by the ~gift of grace, is the guilt forgiven
848 3, 88 | sins are taken ~away by a gift of God. Therefore the sins
849 3, 88 | though God repented His gift of ~forgiveness.~Aquin.:
850 3, 88 | innocence is a greater ~gift, than even the forgiveness
851 Suppl, 14| speaking, to lay claim to a gift, if he lack friendship. ~
852 Suppl, 18| of the Godhead; and the gift ~of the Holy Ghost, whereby "
853 Suppl, 19| apostles ~(Jn. 20:22,23), the gift of the Holy Ghost is promised.
854 Suppl, 19| wickedness take away from us the gift which God has given through ~
855 Suppl, 19| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The gift of the Holy Ghost is requisite
856 Suppl, 21| outward signs (thus the gift of the Holy Ghost was ~shown
857 Suppl, 25| may prize too highly the gift he receives, but a just
858 Suppl, 25| the devotion, or toil, or gift of the recipient; nor, again,
859 Suppl, 35| are given a yet greater gift of grace, whereby ~they
860 Suppl, 37| priesthood corresponds to the gift of wisdom, which feeds us ~
861 Suppl, 39| is not a sacrament but a gift of God. Wherefore ~there
862 Suppl, 39| that she can receive the gift ~of prophecy and the like,
863 Suppl, 55| Church is upheld by God's gift and authority, ~yet in so
864 Suppl, 61| husband think little of a gift he has not ~longed to possess (
865 Suppl, 69| done by those who lack this gift, so it is not ~unfitting
866 Suppl, 72| Take this holy sword, a gift from God," etc.~Aquin.:
867 Suppl, 72| OTC Para. 2/3~Further, the gift of Christ is greater than
868 Suppl, 72| death. Therefore by the gift of Christ man will be ~restored
869 Suppl, 73| spiritual ~death save by the gift of grace bestowed by God,
870 Suppl, 74| again from their sins to the gift of grace: while the second ~
871 Suppl, 79| from suffering." Now the gift of impassibility consists
872 Suppl, 79| impassibility is condivided with the gift of clarity. Now the ~latter
873 Suppl, 80| grossness is removed by the gift of subtlety. But ~there
874 Suppl, 80| the ~grossness which the gift of subtlety removes is a
875 Suppl, 80| the ~glorified body, the gift of subtlety notwithstanding,
876 Suppl, 80| nowise be removed by the gift of ~subtlety. For nothing
877 Suppl, 81| perfection is called "the gift of the glorified body."
878 Suppl, 81| Wherefore even as by the gift of subtlety the body is ~
879 Suppl, 81| specific ~being, so by the gift of agility it is subject
880 Suppl, 81| 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: By the gift of agility the glorified
881 Suppl, 92| the blessed?~(2) Whether a gift differs from beatitude?~(
882 Suppl, 92| i.e. Christ: "Every best gift and every ~perfect gift
883 Suppl, 92| gift and every ~perfect gift is from above coming down
884 Suppl, 92| marriage a dowry is properly a gift ~bestowed by the bridegroom
885 Suppl, 93| inborn, but comes from the gift of ~grace.~Aquin.: SMT XP
886 Appen1, 1| either on account of the gift of impassibility ~(as in
887 Appen1, 1| children will either have the ~gift of impassibility, and thus
888 Appen1, 1| of that end to which the ~gift withdrawn destined him,
889 Appen1, 1| withdrawn destined him, which gift human nature is unable of
890 Appen1, 1| impassibility in them will be a gift, but not in children.~Aquin.:
891 Appen1, 1| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The gift of Christ surpasses the
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