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Gleanings from the Letters of JND - 670

From: Gleanings From the Published Letters of J.N. Darby By: John Nelson Darby

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Grace refers more to the source and character of the sentiment, mercy to the state of the person who is its object. Grace may give me glory, but mercy contemplates some need in me. Mercy is great in the greatness of the need, grace in the thought of the person exercising it. 336

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