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 1   2     |      preaching of the time~of God's grace, said, "And it shall be
 2   2     |         wished to commend this same~grace, remembered this prophetic
 3   9     |            28-30); The Necessity of Grace (30-32)~~
 4   9     |         reproving when he~said, "By grace you have been saved by faith."~50~
 5   9     |        which he is now doing by his grace,~that we may indeed be new
 6   9     |             hear the same herald of grace, announcing:~"For it is
 7   9(59) |             of the primacy of God's grace and the reality of human
 8   9(59) |             The first is that God's grace is not only primary but
 9   9(59) |           and other detractors from grace, he did not hesitate to
10   9(59) |             hesitate to insist that grace is irresistible and inviolable.
11   9(59) | irresistible and inviolable. Cf. On Grace and Free Will, 99, 41-43;
12   9(59) |    responding to the initiatives of grace. For this emphasis, which
13   9(59) |            anti-Pelagian tracts: On Grace and Free Will, 6- 8, 10,
14   9(59) |            31 and On Admonition and Grace, 2-8.~
15  10     |        feelings. This, then, is the grace of God through~Jesus Christ
16  10     |             God's only Son - not by grace but by nature - to the~end
17  10     |       indeed be the fullness of all grace, he was also made Son of
18  11     |      Example of the Action of God's Grace~~
19  11     |                     36. In this the grace of God is supremely manifest,
20  11     |        union, and was this singular grace~given him as to one particularly
21  11     |          this undoubtedly an act of~grace, no merit preceding unless
22  11     |             of God's great and sole grace, and this in order that~
23  11     |          their sins by the selfsame grace ~which made it so that the
24  11     |            Hail," he said, "full of grace." And shortly ~thereafter, "
25  11     |           her, that she was full of~grace, since she was to be mother
26  11     |          Son of the Father, full of grace and ~truth."~77 When he
27  11     |        flesh," this means, "Full of grace." When he also~said, "The
28  11     |             and, again, this not by grace but by nature - who,~by
29  11     |             but by nature - who,~by grace, assumed human nature into
30  11     |           was itself also a work of grace? ~For when the Virgin asked
31  12     |             this suggests to us the grace of God by which a certain
32  12     |         assumption of human nature,~grace came to be natural to that
33  12     |           power to sin. This is why grace is signified~by the Holy
34  13     |       original sin - he was, by the grace of God (operating in a marvelous
35  13     |            the~Father, a Son not by grace but by nature. And although
36  13     |              All~who attain to this grace die thereby to sin - as
37  13     |          guilt,~unless the gracious grace and mercy of God interpose.~
38  13     |            that those~not given the grace of regeneration be crushed
39  14     |             says, "And the gift [of grace] is not like the effect
40  14     |       condemnation; but the gift of grace is for many offenses, and ~
41  14     |         liable to condemnation. Yet grace justifies a man for many ~
42  14     |      punishment through one man and grace through the Other, as~he
43  14     |            we continue in sin, that grace may abound?"~98 -~for he
44  14     |             But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound."~99
45  14     |         because of the abundance of grace that follows~sin, one should
46  14     |      sinning, in~order that thereby grace might abound, and had said, "
47  20     |             to be born again in his grace? And yet, what they heard
48  20     |              And the same herald of grace then adds (in a word of
49  24     |           fully the blessings which grace has bestowed~upon them.
50  24(201)|             even irresistibility of grace. The Jansenist edition of
51  25     |             this, he was commending grace, of which he had just spoken
52  25     |          penetrate to this depth of grace, he adds: "What therefore
53  25     |             the abundance of divine grace, because "it is not a~question
54  25     |           he has fully merited. For grace alone separates the redeemed
55  26     |          mercifully ~predestined to grace.~For, as far as they were
56  28(229)|     exercise. In the fulfillment of grace, man will have the posse
57  28(229)|      peccare. Cf. On Correction and Grace XXXIII.~
58  28     |          receive the latter through grace - though it was to have
59  28     |         have been any merit without grace. For~although sin had its
60  28     |              but only through God's grace, which is~made effectual
61  28     |            it be gratuitous, is not grace. ~We are, therefore, to
62  28     |           what else do we have but "grace upon grace returned"~233?~
63  28     |             we have but "grace upon grace returned"~233?~Man was,
64  28     |              Man; that the fount of grace might be opened up; that
65  31     |             law,~the third is under grace, and the fourth is in full
66  31     |      through Moses; the next, under grace which was revealed~through
67  31     |             the Mediator."~255 This grace was not previously absent
68  31     |            can call them that - the grace of~regeneration finds a