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 1      1, Arg  |        COMMENDING AT LENGTH THE GRACE OF GOD CONFERRED IN BAPTISM,
 2      1, II   |       in one breath of ripening grace.~
 3      1, IV   |         the access of celestial grace, may be kept by righteous
 4      1, V    |      increase of your spiritual grace. For there is not, as is
 5      1, V    |     draw from it an overflowing grace. Thence is given power,
 6      1, XVI  |      repast be without heavenly grace. Let the temperate meal
 7      4, I    |          greeting. Being by the grace of God in safety, dearest
 8      5, IV   |          But as soon as, by the grace of God, I shall have come
 9      6, II   |     ways, were able to keep the grace given to them. When the
10      6, II   |      Lord was forsaken by them, grace also forsook them.~
11     15, II   |         to the autumn spiritual grace for discharging the duties
12     22, III  |        that called you into the grace of Christ, unto another
13     25, I    |       already perceive that the grace of divine providence wished
14     29, Arg  |    CONFESSORS DEPENDS ONLY UPON GRACE AND GOOD-WILL, IS MANIFEST
15     35, I    |   greeting. In safety, by God's grace, I greet you, beloved brethren,
16     41, II   |     faith, that it may minister grace unto the hearers." Further,
17     51, XXII |       and from which the saving grace of baptism and of our Redeemer
18     54, XIII | offending God, both because the grace is lost which is received
19     58, II   |        judge that the mercy and grace of God is not to be refused
20     58, III  |        to God; unless that very grace also which is given to the
21     58, III  |      the attainment of heavenly grace.~
22     58, IV   |      any impediment to heavenly grace. For it is written, "To
23     58, IV   |         at kissing it in giving grace and in making peace; since
24     58, V    |         hindered from obtaining grace by that law which was already
25     58, V    |        is to be admitted to the grace of Christ, since Peter also
26     58, V    |       hinder men from obtaining grace, their more heinous sins
27     58, VI   |       from baptism and from the grace of God, who is merciful
28     62, VIII |      that is, should attain the grace of baptism. "If they shall
29     62, X    |        Him that called you into grace, unto another gospel, which
30     62, XII  |         was a want of spiritual grace, wine also was wanting.
31     68, V    |         failed of attaining any grace of baptism and the Holy
32     69, Arg  |      CAN RECEIVE BENEFiT BY THE GRACE OF CHRIST, WHO OPPOSE CHRIST;
33     69, II   |        God, and have in him the grace of Christ. Further, it is
34     69, III  |       antichrists, can give the grace of Christ. Wherefore we
35     69, III  |        the sacraments of divine grace. We bid you, dearest brethren,
36     70, I    |     receive where there is both grace and all truth, because both
37     70, I    |         all truth, because both grace and truth are one. But again
38     70, I    |      which, having attained the grace of eternal life, both lives
39     70, III  |       anything belonging to His grace.~
40     71, I    |        Christ can profit by the grace of Christ; has lately been
41     72, III  |       opportunity to attain the grace of the life-giving layer
42     72, IV   |       faith they can obtain any grace. For if we and heretics
43     72, IV   |     faith, we may also have one grace. If the Patripassians, Anthropians,
44     72, V    |        mission of sins, and the grace of the divine mercy, by
45     72, VI   |     baptism, and frustrates the grace of faith by a shadowy pretence.
46     72, IX   |        is granted to bestow the grace of baptism and to remit
47     72, X    |     inundation, she bestows the grace of saving baptism. Can any
48     72, XI   |         and unity we fight; her grace, as well as her glory, we
49     72, XV   |       ecclesiastical and saving grace, who, scattering and attacking
50     72, XVI  |       Christ, have obtained the grace of baptism,"--when Christ
51     72, XXII |       perfected, and obtain the grace of the divine promise, when
52     72, XXIV |      the true promise of divine grace unless they first come to
53     72, XXV  |        John, filled with divine grace even in his mother's womb;
54     74, III  |      and truth with us. For the grace of God is mighty to associate
55     74, VII  |     have nothing of power or of grace, since all power and grace
56     74, VII  |      grace, since all power and grace are established in the Church
57     74, IX   |      baptized may have obtained grace by the invocation of the
58     74, IX   |         without, may obtain the grace of baptism by his disposition
59     74, IX   |    invocation cannot obtain any grace, the Lord Himself manifests,
60     74, X    |     exorcist, inspired by God's grace, bravely resisted, and showed
61     74, XI   |        demon also conferred the grace of baptism in the name of
62     74, XVII |      the very greatest power of grace: so far as to say and assert
63     74, XVII |    maintains and claims so much grace? And now he hesitates in
64     74, XVIII|         immediately obtains the grace of Christ: "although this
65     74, XVIII|  conceded the power of heavenly grace.~
66     74, XXI  |      gained the consummation of grace. But they who still abide
67     74, XXI  |       without the completion of grace. But what a crime is theirs
68     74, XXIII|        are in sins, and have no grace, and therefore come to the
69     74, XXIII|  baptized and have obtained the grace of the Church outside the
70     74, XXVI |        if they had obtained the grace of lawful baptism, say that
71     75       | NOVATIANS, AND THOSE WHO OBTAIN GRACE ON A SICKBED.~
72     75, IV   |   although he may have obtained grace in the Church, shall depart
73     75, VI   |     seem to be able to have the grace of the one baptism of the
74     75, VI   |         of baptism and heavenly grace can be in common with schismatics,
75     75, XII  |       of those who obtain God's grace in sickness and weakness,
76     75, XII  |     when they obtain the Lord's grace, when Holy Scripture speaks
77     75, XIII |         shall have obtained the grace of God in the Church. Or
78     75, XIV  |        Christ, and the heavenly grace that would subsequently
79     75, XIV  |       God the gift of spiritual grace was shed. Assuredly the
80     75, XIV  |    Assuredly the same spiritual grace which is equally received
81     75, XVI  |         in sickness, and obtain grace, are free from the unclean
82     75, XVI  |        the increase of heavenly grace by the growth of their faith.
83     75, XVI  |        less of divine mercy and grace; and so great consideration
84     78, I    |   confession, hope for an equal grace with you. For he who is
85     78, I    |         of peace might have the grace of your prayers, and one