prevenient grace
noun
divine grace operating on the human will prior to its turning to God.
Origin of prevenient grace
1First recorded in 1660–70
Words Nearby prevenient grace
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How to use prevenient grace in a sentence
After prevenient grace, however, begins to make itself felt, then the will begins to take part.
The Way of Salvation in the Lutheran Church | G. H. GerberdingAs for Mark, nothing less than God's prevenient grace could explain his presence at Silchester.
The Altar Steps | Compton MacKenzie
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