Council,  Canon

 1   1”,12 |           who were summoned by the grace, and after displaying a
 2   1”,12 |        been strengthened by divine grace displayed at first courage
 3   1”,19 |            of the Holy Spirit, and grace, in ordination? But if when
 4   1”,19 |          being destitute of divine grace, so too the deaconesses
 5   1”,19 |         appointment impartitive of grace; so that they ought to be
 6   4”,2  |      merchandise of the unvendible grace, and perform the ordination
 7   4”,2  |         greed sells the unvendible grace of the Spirit, he shall
 8   4”,6  |      prayer, by saying “The divine grace ordaineth so-and-so a Presbyter
 9   4”,15 |       marriage, thus insulting the grace of God, let any such actress
10   4”,15 |          she afterwards scorns the grace of God and marries, any
11   5     |        original dignity of angelic grace which they used to have;
12   7”,1  |            sacred words, by divine grace we decree that the faith
13   7”,7  |    bestowed as gifts by the divine grace of the Spirit, which dignities
14   7”,20 |          of which they lapsed from grace, and render themselves utter
15   7”,20 |     account of which they lost the grace of holy orders, let them
16   7”,22 |          communion. For neither is grace bought, nor do we impart
17   7”,22 |          divine communion. For the grace of the Mysteries cannot
18   7”,22 |     Sorcerer, who thought that the grace of the All-holy Spirit could
19   7”,39 |           the Church having by the grace of God become mightier and
20   7”,39 |          to decree the blessing of grace upon the one about to undertake
21   7”,39 |           to be advancing with the grace of God, and the constancy
22   7”,39 |             the blessing of divine grace, and bracing him by means
23   7”,42 |      procrastinating, and that the grace must not be withheld from
24   7”,63 |         them who have received the grace of teaching ability, and
25   7”,81 |          was taken to be a type of grace, suggesting beforehand through
26   7”,81 |          the Church, we prefer the grace, and accept it as the truth
27   7”,81 |         truth of the Gospel and of grace, among which one was that
28   7”,100|            partaking of the divine grace he is continually sanctified.
29   7”,100|           receive the communion of grace. For we nowise welcome those
30   8”,5  |      merchandise of the unvendible grace, and perform the ordination
31   8”,23 |            connection with the new grace came into prevalence from
32   8”,23 |           IV). And again: “Because grace operates through the unworthy
33   8”,23 |          unworthy persons, and the grace of baptism is in no respect
34   8”,23 |           these things too: “God’s grace is also operative in an
35   8”,23 |            in regard to ordination grace operates in them, whether
36   8”,23 |         become partakers of divine grace, and had been sent off to
37   8”,23 |         them the words “The Divine Grace,” they did not bend their
38   8”,23 |  precedence of or leads the way to grace. Hence, said he, a man’s
39   8”,23 |            the result of a special grace, or of some particular activity,
40   8”,23 | corporeally, so and in like manner grace prepares divine communion
41   8”,23 |        overshadowing of the divine grace, which rejects all thoughts
42   8”,23 |           heavenly life and of the grace which come from the holy
43   8”,23 |       troparia alluding to the new grace. Our God-bearing Fathers,
44   8”,23 |     embodiment and mark not of the grace of the Gospel, but of the
45   8”,23 |         the Savior leveled His own grace to condescension with the
46   8”,23 |        that we ought to perfer the grace of the Gospel to the legal
47   8”,23 |     instance, the mysteries of the grace of the Gospel and of the
48   8”,23 |            it is asserted that the grace of the Gospel, and the Church
49   8”,23 |            and subsequently to the grace, though not with respect
50   8”,23 |           are the mysteries of the grace of the Gospel. That is why
51   8”,23 |          by “picture” he meant the grace, and by “facts” the facts
52   8”,23 |         name they are replete with grace and sanctity, in the same
53   8”,23 |            believe that the divine grace actually attends upon them,
54   8”,23 |            confessor, which by the grace of Chirst has now been reprinted