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 1  I, 5    |  foremost help indeed was the grace from above; but it was no
 2 III, 4   |    before the dispensation of grace, as the bells, the pomegranates,
 3 III, 4   | belong to the dispensation of grace, he will find that, small
 4 III, 4(4)|    bread, but when the Divine Grace sanctifies it through the
 5 III, 4(6)|        Grant that we may find grace in thy sight that our sacrifice
 6 III, 4(6)|   that the Good Spirit of thy grace may rest upon us, and upon
 7 III, 4(6)|       down upon us the divine grace and the fellowship of the
 8 III, 4   |       the offerings, but that grace descending on the sacrifice
 9 III, 4   |       the assistance of God's grace been great.~
10 III, 5   |      see what great honor the grace of the Spirit has vouchsafed
11 III, 6   |      the sonship according to grace. The Jewish priests had
12 III, 7   |    was counted worthy of more grace: nevertheless, after all
13 III, 7   |   before understanding, great grace from God, and uprightness
14 III, 14  | endued with such power as the grace of God bestowed on the bodies
15 IV, 1    |       do not proceed from the grace of God, but are due to human
16 IV, 1    | salvation depend, next to the grace of God, on avoiding every
17 IV, 6    |    this saint, after so great grace was imparted to him from
18 IV, 8    |    your speech be always with grace seasoned with salt, that
19  V, 2    |       doctrine "which is with grace seasoned with salt,"2 he
20 VI, 12   |      at the same time, by the Grace of God, they will be subdued,
21 VI, 12   |   that shall be; and that the grace of her manners transcends