-Websters New World Dictionary /Second College Edition

-GRACE=
Favor, a sense of what is right and proper; decency b)thoughtfulness toward others. Good will and favor.[Theol.]- the unmerited love and favor of God toward man b) divine influence acting in man to make him pure and morally strong. A special virtue given to a person by God.
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-Grace from Beginning to End
-By: Jayme Durant / Executive Editor

Grace is the scarlet thread woven throughout all of Scripture. From the beginning in Genesis when God offered the first sacrifice for Adam and Eve’s sin, to the ending of Revelation when Jesus promises to return for His own, God provides portraits of His never-ending grace.

-Noah found grace - he received specific instructions from God for an unfamiliar task, endured the ridicule of a wicked world, and stepped into an uncertain future because the grace of God led him to save his family from judgment. The Ark was perfectly suited for this task because “God was in full control.”

In grace, God promised childless Abraham that he would become the father of a great nation. An angel seized Lot by the hand and pulled him from destruction, demonstrating how God’s grace is bestowed even on the most reluctant of followers. Jacob experienced grace at Bethel when a rock was his pillow, and he saw angels ascending and descending from heaven to earth on a ladder.

"God's grace is always available." Even today, we experience abundant life, eternal life, because the scarlet thread ties us to Him--our God who has bestowed life on us through His Son Jesus Christ. None of us deserves to live in His presence eternally. But He grants it because, like Noah, we found grace.

-Please continue reading this wonderful article of the unmerited GRACE we are given because of Jesus Christ.
Here is an article from the Institute for Creation Research:
Grace from Beginning to End (http://www.icr.org/article/7153/)