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Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series
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An introduction to an inexhaustibly glorious subject.
Grace is a word we hear often—and so we should; the present dispensation is characterized by the reign of grace (Rom. 5:21). But what does it mean? It is well to distinguish mercy from grace for we often confuse the two. Mercy is occupied with my great need; it meets me in my weakness. Grace, on the other hand, is that favor which flows from God in His sovereignty and reflects the character and greatness of the giver. A better understanding of the grace of God leads to a fuller comprehension of His ways and character. Grace’s beauty lies not in the one who receives it but in the One who dispenses it. The more we meditate upon the grace of God the less we are occupied with the blessing it has bestowed, and the more with the heart of the God who has bestowed it. He is indeed the God of all grace (1 Pet. 5:10).