03/13/2026
The Grace of God
21st Day of Lent, Friday. Read Matthew 5:17-20, 38-48. "As far as
the east is from the west,
So far hath he removed our transgressions from us."
Grace means good will, favor, disposition to
show mercy. Therefore, we do not hold ourselves as bond
servants of the law, but as recipients of the grace of God,
as sons of the Most High.
The grace of God extends to all people, not alone to one
sect or creed. All men are equal in favor with God.
The grace of God is greater than the laws of man. We may
make certain laws and restrictions for ourselves and "his
servants ye are whom ye obey." If we are servants of the
law, our obedience is unto death; if we are servants of
righteousness, our obedience is unto life. To become
recipients of that which the Father would bestow, we should
take the element of grace into consideration; that even
beyond what we ask, seek, earn, or deserve under the law,
God is more than willing to give.
God, as the great creative principle of the universe, will
always meet us more than half way. By becoming receptive to
the "grace of God," we receive the measure of God's
provision, which exceeds any of our imaginings.
I realize that "grace and truth came through Jesus Christ";
that is, the real saving, redeeming, transforming power
comes to me through the work that Jesus did in establishing
for the race a new and higher consciousness in the earth. I
enter into that consciousness by faith in Him and by means
of the inner spirit of the law that He taught and practiced.
I affirm: "Through the grace of God I am forgiven and
healed."