Ephesians 1:8
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Ephesians 1:8. Wherein he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and prudence;
Not drowning us with floods of his grace, but handing it out to us as we are able to take it. The riches of his grace we have, but he uses wisdom and prudence, teaching us little by little as we are able to bear it, and raising us up by degrees from one stage of grace to another, according as our poor frames can endure the joy.