Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comment on this quote Share via Email Print this Page Famous Rev. George Whitefield Quote “There but for the grace of God go I.” ~ Rev. George Whitefield (1714-1770)While watching a condemned criminal being led to the execution chamber. God , Humility , Proverbs , Respect , Grace Ratings and Comments Reply brenda, scituate 11/27/14 Reply cal, lewisville, tx 11/27/14 Reply Mike, Norwalk 11/27/14 2 Reply Mike, Norwalk Mike, Norwalk 1/6/26 For purposes of the quote: “Grace”, translates from the Hebrew masculine noun חֵן chên (Pronounced, khane) meaning; an affinity to righteousness, a propensity to uprightness, a palpable harmony with holiness, a nourishment of faith, knowledge, love, truth, etc. From a Greek translation, “grace” derives from the feminine noun χάρις cháris, (Pronounced, khar’-ece) which means; affinity to righteousness, a propensity to uprightness, abetted spiritual condition, Divine influence on the heart.Though a righteous person may exist with grace generally and/or with a Divine influence on their heart specifically, the quote accurately depicts temporal life’s unpredictability and a fragility to the noble being’s circumstances. Bad things can happen to good people. Reply Ronw13, Yachats Or 11/28/14 One of four dispensations, the dispensation of the grace of God. There are four beast before Gods thrown. As four corners on the race track. That fourth turn puts most in the rail. Reply Ronw13, Yachats Or 11/28/14 The third turn is the kicker !! Reply E Archer, NYC 1/8/26 Indeed! SaveOk2 SaveOk2 View CommentsClick to view or comment. Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print This Rev. George Whitefield quote is found in these categories: God quotes Humility quotes Proverbs quotes Respect quotes Grace quotes About Rev. George Whitefield Bio of Rev. George Whitefield Quotations by Rev. George Whitefield Books by/about Rev. George Whitefield Rev. George Whitefield videos Rev. George Whitefield on Wikipedia Astrological chart for Rev. George Whitefield