Proverbs 31:12 (NIV) says it well:
. . . good, not harm,
all the days.
All good.
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Very occasionally, they can be one and the same.
To expand a bit, the term ‘coup de grace’ has the word ‘grace’ in it for what is sometimes a very good, and heartbreaking reason.
And I’m done.
I understand your point, Andrew. Bringing good may require a stand against foolishness–think Abigail and Nabal in 1 Samuel 25. Grace isn’t an endorsement of bad behavior; it is love that sees beyond the behavior.