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1      2            | matrimony; and ~  they confer grace.  Of these       baptism,
2      3            |    and confusing   nature and grace,  human knowledge and divine
3      3,      3    |    means of which,   with the grace of God inspiring and assisting
4      3,      3    |     and collaborates with his grace which he could have rejected.
5      3,      3    |  astray and helps them by his grace   so that they may come
6      3,      3    |      and also confirms by his grace those whom he has translated
7      3,      4    |         comes to treat of the grace and truth which came by
8      3,      4    |     to God by the help of his grace.   Nor does the church forbid
9      3,  Canons, 3|   human reason; or that   the grace of God is necessary only