It doesn't mean anything!
I think what you are wanting to ask is, what does "there but for the grace of God go I" mean?
"There but for the grace of God goes I" is something you say when you see a (often terrible) situation unfolding, in which the victims could well have been you.
You could change it a little to say "If it hadn't been for God's good graces, that could have been me going there". It speaks of fate, and luck, and how life's turns and twists can strike at any time.
Its a great saying, and when you use it you find yourself having empathy for those you are speaking of.
Eden Grace goes by Eden Grace.
Grace Zabriskie goes by Gracie.
Emily Grace Reaves goes by Ems.
Grace McDaniels went by The Mule Faced Woman.
The cast of Before Yorktown - 1911 includes: Grace Cunard
a blessing or grace said before a meal
To go from a position of respect or prestige, to a position of disgrace or dishonor.
To go from a position of respect or prestige, to a position of disgrace or dishonor.
it mean to put away your spurm into grace.
Before Three Days Grace's band name was Three Days Grace, it was Groundswell.
Lucifer was known as the archangel before he fell from grace.
Satan was known as Lucifer before he fell from grace.
Lucifer was an archangel before his fall from grace.
Lucifer was an archangel before his fall from grace.
Grace Kelly. Actress
It means that with grace we are saved.
Yes, the Gracie Grace furniture that you had before you went forward in time will be there.