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 1   1,  9 |         Paul's letters also, the gift of salvation is described
 2   1,  10|        your own doing; it is the gift of God - not the result
 3   3,  16|     faith. Faith is itself God's gift through the Holy Spirit
 4   3,  17|      mercy that God imparts as a gift and we receive in faith,
 5   4,  22|  enslaving power and imparts the gift of new life in Christ. When
 6   4,  24| reception of grace imparted as a gift to the believer13, they
 7   4,  24|          always brings with it a gift of new life, which in the
 8   4,  24|          thereby deny that God's gift of grace in justification
 9   4,  25|    baptism, they are granted the gift of salvation, which lays
10   4,  25|     precedes or follows the free gift of faith is neither the
11   4,  38|     always remains the unmerited gift of grace. ~
12 App     | justification, which is the free gift of God's grace. Even the
13 App     |        grace - which is itself a gift of God - has no essential
14 App     |        nothing prior to the free gift of faith merits justification
15 App     |     merit of eternal life on the gift of grace itself, through
16 App     |          works are 'merits' as a gift. Although the Reformers