# What Divine Grace and Mercy means in The Pearl

> The poem emphasizes that salvation is not earned through deeds alone but granted through God's abundant grace, as illustrated by the parable of the vineyard where all workers receive the same wage.

## Explanation

The poem emphasizes that salvation is not earned through deeds alone but granted through God's abundant grace, as illustrated by the parable of the vineyard where all workers receive the same wage.

The Maiden reassures that God's mercy can heal anguish if the Dreamer seeks it with humility.

The Maiden explains that the Lamb's grace took her as His bride, crowning her queen and dowering her with His wealth.

The Maiden explains that all in heaven are kings and queens by courtesy, reflecting the gracious gift of salvation.

The Maiden's response emphasizes that God's grace is not bound by time or human merit, as illustrated by the Parable of the Vineyard where all laborers receive the same wage.

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