Grace

Dagon Before the Ark

Personified as the power that wins the victory over self, though not fully eradicating it.

Faith’s Review and Expectation

Personified as the agent that taught fear, relieved fears, brought safely through dangers, and will lead home.

67: Jehovah Our Righteousness

Credited with creating holy desires in the believer, though these are marred by impatience.

The Rebel’s Surrender to Grace.–Lord, What Wilt Thou Have Me to Do?

Personified as the mighty force that compels surrender.

The Inward Warfare

The rule of grace that strives against sin and ultimately prevails.

New Year's Hymns

Personified as the only cure for ills and the means of salvation and repentance.

Earthly Prospects Deceitful

Grace is presented as the only cure for human ills, able to sweeten life and save from snares.

Another

Described as a plant of heavenly root, fairest in the youngest, yielding sweetest fruit.

Communion with the Saints in Glory

The unmerited favor that makes believers equally debtors and beloved as the saints in heaven.

Moonlight

Personified as the divine power that not only gives light but also quickens and transforms.

Seeking the Beloved

Personified as flying before and attending His steps, highlighting the unmerited favor of Christ.

Hear What He Has Done for My Soul!

The unmerited favor that the narrator hopes to prove and invites others to experience.

Humiliation and Praise

Personified as the unmerited favor that spared and saved a wretch, standing silent and waiting to show itself.

V: Dedication and Surrender

Personified as the power that sets free, guides, and enables the believer to live for God.

Old Things Are Passed Away

Personified as the agent that sets the speaker free from worldly pursuits.

The Power of Grace

Personified as the active agent in the believer's life, guiding, transforming, and enabling praise.

Not of Works

Personified as triumphant in the throne, reigning alone and demanding exclusive allegiance.