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Grace. God dispenses grace in incomprehensibly varied ways (Conversation 20, § 1, pp. 170–172). Conditions under which grace-filled help is given (Conversation 4, § 27, p. 39). What should one who expects grace do? (Word 7, chapter 6, p. 445). On the operations of grace in the human heart (Discourse 15, § 18, pp. 119–120). It renews our heart (Conversation 20, § 7, p. 173), little by little it takes possession of the powers of the soul and displaces sin (Homily 6, chapter 31, pp. 440–441), and gradually sanctifies the soul (Conversation 41, § 2, pp. 272–273). Grace only encourages, and does not force, a person to do good (Homily 1, chapter 12, p. 355). The manifold effects of grace in man (Conversation 18, § 6, pp. 160–162), (Homily 6, ch. 6, 7, pp. 421–423). To him who has given himself over to grace, everything in the world is hateful (Homily 6, chapter 22, p. 433). Humility of those who have received grace (Homily 6, chapter p. 419). Grace does not always act with the same force in the soul (Word 6, chapter 9, p. 424 et al. chapter 12, p. 427 et d). For what purpose does it sometimes diminish the power of its actions in a person? (Word 6, chapter 10, p. 425). And people filled with grace live with fear and care (Conversation 16, § 11, p. 145).
Those who have grace must be humble, confess their poverty (Conversation 15, § 25, p. 123), etc. Without grace, a person cannot please God (Conversation 15, § 5, p. 112; Conversation 26, § 19, p. 202; Conversation 44, § 6, 7, pp. 285–286). Christians acquire heavenly blessings through many deeds, none other than with the help of grace (Conversation 5, § 5, p. 43). In some there is grace, but vice does not depart from them (Homily 5, chapter 13, pp. 412–413). How can both grace and sin exist in the soul at the same time? (Conversation 40, § 7, p. 271). How do those in whom grace has worked also fall? (Conversation 7, § 4, p. 66; Conversation 15, § 14, pp. 117–118). Exaltation of the gifts of grace, as well as laziness and carelessness lead to their loss (Conversation 15, § 35, p. 129). (Word 7, chapter 28, pp. 462–463). Grace provides for a person even in the most sorrows (Conversation 32, § 10, p. 245). With the help of grace, the burden of the law will seem light to us (Homily 1, chapter 8, p. 348). What is of grace is peace, love, truth (Conversation 7, § 3, pp. 65–66).
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