divine grace

“Besides, it should be noted that divine grace presupposes that there will be many that wish Abram well; therefore mebharekhe'kha, plural, "thy blessers.”

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1

“I fared forth and journeyed about the land of the Unbelievers and traversed it in all its parts; for divine grace enveloped me and heavenly protection encompassed me, so that I met not a single”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

“If seven, be the number of divine operation, then Enoch's case would exemplify what divine grace can accomplish by way of complete consecration.”

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1

“It is here presented, as furnishing proof of the strength of his parental feelings, an illustration of the greatness of his grief, and as a specimen of the efforts made by a vigorous mind and tender heart -- as yet, unenlightened and unrenewed by divine grace -- to find consolation in sorrow.”

The African preacher : an authentic narrative,

“Again divine grace presupposes that there will not be many that wish this friend of God ill: therefore meqallelkha, singular, "thy curser.”

Exposition of Genesis: Volume 1