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Created page with "'''Grace abounded.''' These words fail to capture the full magnitude of God’s grace. The original word for abounded is the same word Paul uses in Romans 5:17 – the one that means super-abundant – except here he adds the prefix ''huper'' or hyper, which means over, above, and beyond (''huperperisseuō''). If you think God’s grace is super-abundant to the point of superfluous excess, you are halfway there. And if you think his grace is hyper, you’re getting warme..."
DaneMesane (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Grace abounded.''' These words fail to capture the full magnitude of God’s grace. The original word for abounded is the same word Paul uses in Romans 5:17 – the one that means super-abundant – except here he adds the prefix ''huper'' or hyper, which means over, above, and beyond (''huperperisseuō''). If you think God’s grace is super-abundant to the point of superfluous excess, you are halfway there. And if you think his grace is hyper, you’re getting warme...") |
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