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 1 I     |       was the effect of God's grace inciting him gradually to
 2 IV    |     BY ANGELS~BUT whereas the grace of Christ, which is the
 3 V     |  rigid course of life, God 's grace was revealed to him, whereby
 4 VII   |    increase upon him also the grace of God. From that time he
 5 XI    |   Cuthbert, "how great is the grace of God to him who hopes
 6 XIV   | abundant, and will bestow the grace of its protection upon us,
 7 XXII  |      advancement in prophetic grace. Among whom must I mention,
 8 XXIII |       on a sudden, the Divine grace worked within her, and she
 9 XXVIII|    Cuthbert, so that being by grace made equal to his intercessor,
10 XXIX  |       she will either, by the grace of God, be restored to health,
11 XXXII |      crowds; and minister the grace of the Holy Spirit by imposition
12 XLVI  |    the agency of the Almighty Grace, which both in this world