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 1 Text|   Just One and concerning the grace of their own (God), that
 2 Text|            But [see that] the grace of the Maker [lo,] is extended
 3 Text|       Thou seest that all the grace of our Maker is (shown)
 4 Text|      was that at the last his grace might be seen, [let him
 5 Text|      shown a small measure of grace in connection with His justice,
 6 Text|    justice, so that His great grace was not deemed strange when
 7 Text|     showed a small measure of grace towards Adam at that time—
 8 Text|     strange God had shown his grace towards him—is known to
 9 Text|     who showed great [P. 60.] grace at this time, (a grace)
10 Text|        grace at this time, (a grace) of which they say that
11 Text|       they say that it is the grace of the Stranger. For God
12 Text|    take warning and fell from grace, Justice overtook him, according
13 Text|    God turned in [the way] of grace and tempered the harshness
14 Text| everlasting on account of His grace. For He gave to him in the
15 Text|     strangeness' to every (?) grace, then (?) also in relation