Karl Barth Quotes About Grace

Quotes about: Grace

• Grace and gratitude belong together like heaven and earth. Gratitude evokes grace like the voice and echo. Gratitude follows grace as thunder follows lightning.

  Karl Barth

  Faith, Gratitude, Echoes

• Grace must find expression in life, otherwise it is not grace.

  Karl Barth

  Life, Expression, Grace

  "An Introduction to Protestant Theology". Book by Helmut Gollwitzer, 1982.

• Laughter is the closest thing to the grace of God.

  Karl Barth

  Happiness, Laughter, Humor

  "The Harper Book of Quotations". Book by Robert I. Fitzhenry, 1993.

• Grace and gratitude go together like heaven and earth.

  Karl Barth

  Gratitude, Heaven, Grace

• Grace creates liberated laughter. The grace of God...is beautiful, and it radiates joy and awakens humor.

  Karl Barth

  Beautiful, Laughter, Joy

• Let us hear what the Bible says and what we as Christians are called to hear together: By grace you have been saved.

  Karl Barth

  Christian, Hard Times, Grace

• The nativity mystery “conceived from the Holy Spirit and born from the Virgin Mary”, means, that God became human, truly human out of his own grace. The miracle of the existence of Jesus , his “climbing down of God” is: Holy Spirit and Virgin Mary! Here is a human being, the Virgin Mary, and as he comes from God, Jesus comes also from this human being. Born of the Virgin Mary means a human origin for God. Jesus Christ is not only truly God, he is human like every one of us. He is human without limitation. He is not only similar to us, he is like us.

  Karl Barth

  Jesus, Mean, Climbing

• Thus in this oneness Jesus Christ is the Mediator, the Reconciler, between God and man. Thus He comes forward to MAN on behalf of GOD calling for and awakening faith, love and hope, and to GOD on behalf of MAN, representing man, making satisfaction and interceding. Thus He attests and guarantees to God's free GRACE and at the same time attests and guarantees to God man's free GRATITUDE.

  Karl Barth

  Gratitude, Jesus, Men

  Karl Barth (1960). “The Humanity of God”, p.47, Westminster John Knox Press

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