Definition of grace of God in English:

grace of God

noun ˌɡreɪs əv ˈɡɒd

1Usually with the. Divine favour or benevolence, especially as freely shown by God to humanity without regard to merit.
2Any of several medicinal herbs; especially. St. John's wort (Hypericum species). Also with the. Compare "grace", Gratia Dei. Now historical and rare.

Phrases

by the grace of God

: = by God's grace; specifically used to introduce a formal statement of the titles of sovereigns, and formerly also of ecclesiastical dignitaries.

there but for the grace of God go I

And variants: ‘it is only through God's grace or (in later use more generally) factors beyond my control that I have not suffered the fate of someone more unfortunate than myself’; typically expressing variously sympathy, understanding, or gratitude.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Hali Meidenhad: an alliterative homily. From grace + of + god, after post-classical Latin gratia Dei.

Definition of grace of God in US English:

grace of God

nounˌɡreɪs əv ˈɡɒd

1Usually with the. Divine favour or benevolence, especially as freely shown by God to humanity without regard to merit.
2Any of several medicinal herbs; especially. St. John's wort (Hypericum species). Also with the. Compare "grace", Gratia Dei. Now historical and rare.

Phrases

by the grace of God

: = by God's grace; specifically used to introduce a formal statement of the titles of sovereigns, and formerly also of ecclesiastical dignitaries.

there but for the grace of God go I

And variants: ‘it is only through God's grace or (in later use more generally) factors beyond my control that I have not suffered the fate of someone more unfortunate than myself’; typically expressing variously sympathy, understanding, or gratitude.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Hali Meidenhad: an alliterative homily. From grace + of + god, after post-classical Latin gratia Dei.

单词	grace of God
释义	Definition of grace of God in English: grace of God noun ˌɡreɪs əv ˈɡɒd 1Usually with the. Divine favour or benevolence, especially as freely shown by God to humanity without regard to merit. 2Any of several medicinal herbs; especially. St. John's wort (Hypericum species). Also with the. Compare "grace", Gratia Dei. Now historical and rare. Phrases by the grace of God : = by God's grace; specifically used to introduce a formal statement of the titles of sovereigns, and formerly also of ecclesiastical dignitaries. there but for the grace of God go I And variants: ‘it is only through God's grace or (in later use more generally) factors beyond my control that I have not suffered the fate of someone more unfortunate than myself’; typically expressing variously sympathy, understanding, or gratitude. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Hali Meidenhad: an alliterative homily. From grace + of + god, after post-classical Latin gratia Dei. noun.1 phr. Definition of grace of God in US English: grace of God nounˌɡreɪs əv ˈɡɒd 1Usually with the. Divine favour or benevolence, especially as freely shown by God to humanity without regard to merit. 2Any of several medicinal herbs; especially. St. John's wort (Hypericum species). Also with the. Compare "grace", Gratia Dei. Now historical and rare. Phrases by the grace of God : = by God's grace; specifically used to introduce a formal statement of the titles of sovereigns, and formerly also of ecclesiastical dignitaries. there but for the grace of God go I And variants: ‘it is only through God's grace or (in later use more generally) factors beyond my control that I have not suffered the fate of someone more unfortunate than myself’; typically expressing variously sympathy, understanding, or gratitude. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Hali Meidenhad: an alliterative homily. From grace + of + god, after post-classical Latin gratia Dei. noun.1 phr.
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