Full of grace and truth

Grace is an enablement, this is why the word says Spirit and truth. We need the truth, but we also need the Spirit to be able to obey the truth. This is why the scripture says that the letter killeth, but the Spirit gives life. We need the Spirit in order to obey the letter because the Spirit enables us to obey the letter and where we fall short, the death of Christ stands in the gap that we may have hope and keep pressing toward perfection. Apostle Paul said that he doesn't count that he has already apprehended, but this one thing he does, forgetting those things which are behind and looking forward to those things which are ahead, he press towards the mark of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Apostle Paul said that, not because he hadn't apprehended, but because of what he said prior, that saints who were already perfect, not hinder them that were still trying to reach that level by acting high and mighty, but instead don't look at your accomplishment, but walk as if you haven't apprehended, like as if you're still trying, because there are always deeper levels in God that we can reach. Grace and truth, the Spirit and the letter, the Holy Ghost and fire. (Death of Jesus stands in the gap: this is why the scripture calls him the mediator between God and man. A thrice Holy God couldn't deal with man, so God became a man to be our high priest or rather mediator to bring us up to God, but also as a prophet, to bring God down to us or twice Holy and now after he put everything under him he reigns as God the Father of all thrice Holy: priest, prophet and king)

Grace is an enablement for our own life

Anointing is an enablement for someone else's life

Glory is the manifestation of God (i.e. the Father, Son, Holy Ghost are manifestation of God hence the Lamb: the man Christ Jesus; was able to break the seal and read the book and the Father wasn't: a human had to break the seal) (the man Christ Jesus is just a manifestation of God)

The Holy Ghost is the grace of God to be able to live right