the wicked will suffer many pains, but who trusts in the LORD shall be surrounded by his grace (Ps. 32:10)
in this verse is a clear contrast between two realities GRACE and pain, the first one who trusts in the LORD surrounds the second characterizes the life of one who fears God be in grace means to gain the favor of God, therefore, be a position of favor from the LORD. The best thing is that the Lord is ready to give its support to those who do not reciprocated or something who in turn makes it a favor, but simply those who are willing to put their trust in Him
God is ready to surround His grace anyone willing to trust him. Out of the grace of God there is only pain.
There is only the grace of God 'it can get the grace, that is the favor of a man. The main difference between the grace of God and the grace of a man is that in many cases it is won by gifts or wealth. An example we have in Genesis 32. Jacob sends word to his brother Esau, who had wanted to kill him: "I have oxen, donkeys, sheep, male and female servants, sent him to tell my lord, to find favor in your eyes" (v. 5). It 's interesting to note the context that the concept of grace implies the idea of \u200b\u200bfinding the favor of someone who "normally" should be angry or angry with us. Later Jacob says (v.20): "I will appease him with the gift that goes before me and after I will present only to him, maybe I will be well received. " In Genesis 33 we read: (v. 8) Esau said <
God may grant different because:
grace to conceive and bear children (as opposed to what the world or our "common sense" leads us to think, to have children is a grace of God - Ruth 4:13; Ps 128: Lu 1:57-63)
the grace to fulfill a prayer (1 Kings 13:6)
the grace not to be completely destroyed by God's faithfulness to his covenant (2 Kings 13 : 23, Ezra 9:8)
the grace to obtain salvation from their enemies (Ps 109:26);
the grace to understand His word (Ps 119:29);
the grace of the Lord Jesus (Acts 15:11 ) or the free grace of justification through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus (Rom 3:24): this is the grace of graces, grace this refers mostly to the New Testament when he uses the word "grace."
The term "grace" is therefore not precisely the same meaning in every passage of Scripture, in some passages, for example, more than "please" means "beauty" (or good) physical or inner ("Deer love, grace of a deer, his caresses t'inebrino at all times, and get the kidnapped his affection "Pr 5:19," the woman who receives grace honor, and strong men get wealth "Pr 11:16," the words of the mouth of the wise are full of grace "ECL 10 : 12, "his grace is like the flower of the field" Is 40:6, etc. ...).
The Grace in the New Testament is primarily the grace that God has given us to erase our sins, we deserved to diverting sentence to make it fall on his beloved son. To make a likeness with Jacob that he felt that he should submit before Esau as before the face of God, we once could not get closer to God because of our sins because God's wrath was upon us. But God himself has brought before us a gift (the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus) that we might find grace in the eyes of God so that the difference between grace and Esau could grant the grace of God lies in this complete gratuity of grace can not be purchased with another gift but what God has done in Christ's sacrifice. We are not saved from the wrath of God because they have wealth or oxen but because God has provided for us by presenting the child Jesus on the cross.
The Grace in the New Testament is also a spiritual capacity (eg charisma) that God gives to each believer (pardon) that individual is to be able to do something that has to do with God's plan to spread to all men the good news (gospel) of God's grace This plan involves the building of the first fortified church that is able to bring his light and convince the world of God's grace For example, Paul speaks of his service, says, "according to the grace that was given to me as an expert architect, I have laid the foundation" 1Co3: 10, "but I give the My opinion as one who has received from God the grace to be faithful "1Co7: 25," but for the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace toward me was not in vain, in fact I worked harder than any them, yet not I, but the grace of God which is with me "1Co15: 10," For this is our boast, the testimony of our conscience to be behave in the world, and especially to you, with the simplicity and sincerity of God, not with fleshly wisdom but by the grace of God "2Co1: 12," I thank my God always for you, for God's grace that was given you in Christ Jesus, because in him you were enriched in every thing, every gift of speech and knowledge, having been confirmed among you the testimony of Christ, so do not miss any gift, while waiting for the manifestation of our Lord Jesus Christ "1 Corinthians 1:4, and many other passages. It 'important to note that this grace is given to each believer according to the measure determined by God: Ephesians 4:7 "But each of us, this grace was given according to the measure of Christ's gift. For it is said, ascended on high he has brought the captives and gave gifts to men ", 1Pi 4:10" as good stewards of the varied grace of God, each according to the charism received, to put it service of others. "
This "second" Grace is really something that absolutely can not be dissociated from the "before". We could say that grace is one. Who was pardoned by God's grace manifested in his life and this grace is fruitful only if it remains closely tied to its roots, to the grace that is a free day has justified us in Christ Jesus all the strength that we want to do the will of God in our lives lies not in ourselves but comes from God and is nourished by the memory of the grace given in Christ once for all. "Thou therefore, my son, strengthened in the grace that is in Christ Jesus" 2 Timothy 2:1, "it is good that the heart is balance made by grace, not by practice ... "Eb13: 9," I wrote briefly testifying that this is the true grace of God, stand fast in it "1Pi5: 12" grow in grace, "2Pi3: 18.
The last verse of the Bible is just that "the grace of the Lord Jesus be with everyone."
