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Meanings of divine grace in English
Free and undeserved help that God gives us.
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Usage of divine grace in English
1
The artist was but a mere channel through which divine grace flowed.
2
We, Frederick, by divine grace Emperor of the Greek Empire of Constantinople.
3
Trust thou in the divine grace and have hope in the merciful gift.
4
Truly in this home of poverty, the power of divine grace is exemplified.
5
Great and glorious works of divine grace were wrought in Maine.
6
The strongest argument for the divine grace is simply its ungraciousness.
7
And suffering is made by divine grace to serve that end.
8
Then straightway shall men find aid and divine grace through that holy form.
9
I say, that is a marvel of divine grace and condescension.
10
But, for every duty and requirement there is a promise of divine grace.
11
But the divine grace armed great Peter against the fellow's madness.
12
They will be two divine virtues, knowledge and discretion, illuminated by divine grace.
13
The divine grace, or favour, Mr. Lovelace, must do all, and confirm all.
14
One, eleven years old, is a singular instance of divine grace.
15
What are we to say about the power and working of divine grace?
16
This fountain is the fullness of divine grace in the unity of our spirit.
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