This concept titles a posthumous work by Anthony A. Hoekema (“HOO-kuh-mah”). The Second Council of Orange confirmed one type of this concept developed by Augustine that is supported by Arminians. (-5[1])This theological (-5[1])concept (10[1]-5[1])is not (-5[1])referenced (-5[3])in the King (10[1])James (-5[1])Version of the (-5[1])Gospels (-5[2])outside of the Prologue of John, (-5[1])where (-5[2])Jesus (-5[1])is (-5[1])described (-5[1])as “[this concept] (-5[1])from (-5[2])[this concept].” (-5[6])According to (-5[3])Ephesians, (-5[2])salvation occurs through (-5[1])faith (-5[2])and (10[1])by this concept, (10[7]-5[6])forming three (-5[1])Lutheran (10[1]-5[1])Solae (10[1]-5[1])along (-5[1])with sola scriptura. The angel Gabriel’s address to Mary in Luke 1:28 was adapted into a prayer describing her as “full of” (10[3])this (-5[1])concept. (10[18])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[3])name (10[1])this Christian (10[1])concept of (10[1])unmerited divine (10[1])favor (10[5])described (-5[1])in (10[2])a spiritual (10[1])by John (10[1])Newton as (10[1])“Amazing.” (10[4])■END■ (10[32]0[4])