Chapter

 1 I   |   the law bear away, but the grace of the Lord reigneth, drawing
 2 I   |    are the gifts of this new grace. This is that new and strange
 3 III |     law the beginning of His grace. Therefore it is that the
 4 IV  |    due not to justice but to grace), and rested upon the mountains
 5 IV  |    and the sanctification of grace. Wherefore he says who saw
 6 IV  |      temple, and that in the grace and beauty of the flesh
 7 VII |   decorous. The flame of the grace of my Lord does not consume,
 8 VII |    justification which is of grace become known beforehand
 9 VII |     good use of the law. Use grace henceforth. With the letter
10 VIII|      the justifying gifts of grace to be certain and indubitable
11 VIII| company of those who, by the grace of this Thy true Son, who
12 IX  |       which imaged forth the grace and refreshment which has
13 IX  |  proofs, kept inviolate that grace, and His own decree towards
14 X   |     thy name, full of divine grace, and grateful exceedingly
15 XII |      the Church, that by the grace of Christ and God is justified
16 XII |  Anna is, by interpretation, grace. ~
17 XIV |    Thine own self and not by grace, but for our sakes also