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Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the…
Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the late learned Mr. Richard Barter [sic] ; whereunto is added a short account of Special redemption, by the same author.
London: printed for John Salusbury, 1694
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4. No man can show one word in Scripture where God hath promised Christ to save all that he Died for. I conclude therefore that God is no more bound to save all that Christ Redeemed, than to save all that himself Created: And the vulgar Argument of the Profane [God did not make us to Damn us] or [God made us; therefore he will not Damn us] is as good as this [Christ Died for us; therefore he will not Damn us.]
4. No man can shew one word in Scripture where God hath promised Christ to save all that he Died for. I conclude therefore that God is no more bound to save all that Christ Redeemed, than to save all that himself Created: And the vulgar Argument of the Prophane [God did not make us to Damn us] or [God made us; therefore he will not Damn us] is as good as this [Christ Died for us; therefore he will not Damn us.]
3. That it is no injury or injustice to the Damned themselves is as easily manifested: (and yet here is all the show of injury that is.)
3. That it is no injury or injustice to the Damned themselves is as easily manifested: (and yet here is all the shew of injury that is.)
1. It is no wrong to give men their due: But Damnation is the due of all Unbelievers; even those that Christ Died for: Therefore it is no wrong for God to Damn them. The Major is past doubt. The Minor is as clear as any point that I know in the Gospel. A single obligation makes it their due: but here is a double obligation.