Sentence examples for gift of grace from inspiring English sources
It is a matter of the gift of grace.
Correct exegesis (critical interpretation) is the gift of grace to those spiritually worthy.
The word charisma is from the Greek meaning "favour freely given" or "gift of grace".
Our journeys aren't just getting from Point A to Point B. Give others the gift of grace".
This was a gift of grace: he had invited whites to adopt the slave ancestors as their own.
As Rieff shows in some magnificent passages of biblical exegesis, charismatics — those with charismata, or special gifts of grace — are the moralists in this system.
For the Christian faith, the Holy Spirit is clearly recognizable in charismatic figures (the saints), in whom the gifts of grace (charismata) of the Holy Spirit are expressed in different forms: reformers and other charismatic figures.
Most surprising, the Houghton exhibit letters reveal little-known drawings that Proust used only in correspondence with Hahn, whom he called "my other self". One shows a crucifixion scene, in which — Proust's caption reads — "Christ symbolizes poor sickch Marcel". In another, Hahn is the Holy Spirit, bearing to the suffering artist gifts of grace and love.
From this perspective, uncertainty and change are great gifts of grace that present great opportunities for growth.
Actor Gregory Peck called Danilova "the model of a ballerina" and said she had the gifts of "grace, dignity and genius". The ballerina was proud of her glamorous image.
