Grace and Law

From: Fragments Gathered Up

The difference between grace and law is that grace depends on what God is for me; law, on what I am for God. In the presence of God no one is proud. It is away from Him (as to the consciousness of it) that pride works.

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Fragments Gathered Up

• God's Blessed Object for Faith

• God's Bringing in a New Power

• God's Enemies

• God's Love and Christ's Love

• God's Love in Trials

• God's Nature: Holiness and Love

• God's Promises

• God's Sacrifice

• God's Thoughts of the Blood of Christ, Not Ours

• God's Ways Behind the Scenes

• God's Word

• Gospel of the Glory of Christ, The

• Government of God

• Government of the World

• Grace and Law

• Grace in Ephesians

• Grand Blunder of Schleiermacher, The

• Great Question, The

• Greek

• Grieve Not the Holy Spirit of God

• Ground of Settled Peace, The

• Guided by God's Eye

• Harmonies of the Gospels

• Having a Place in the Heart of the Lord

• Having God As Our Father

• Having Upon the Heart the Sufferings of the Church

• He Is Love Itself

• He That Hath Part in the First Resurrection

• Heart Occupied With the Lord, The

• Heavens Opened, The