Universal redemption of mankind, by the Lord Jesus Christ stated and cleared by the…

Bullingar in loc. saith [Jam vero cum non sit alia nisi una pro peccatis hostia, illi autem hanc unicam contemnant; certè aliam non invenient ullam.] Marlorat adds [talibus ergo contemptoribus nulla s•es veniae relinquitur] So that they had a Sacrifice for sin till they Apostatized. So Dickson also in loc. Piscator, and many more (for I will name none but who are known to be against universal Redemption, lest their exposition be rejected.) To all this I find no more objections of our opponents; but to the first argument which we draw hence they return many words. Which was, both from all those benefits which here Apostates are said to partake of, which only Christs Blood hath procured them, and specially in that they are expressly ascribed to Christs Blood: for they are said to have been sanctified by the Blood of the Covenant:) Now to this they say (to give you the Sense briefly: For if I should recite and answer the maze of words which some here use, I should provoke the Reader to throw away all in weariness or loathing.

Bullingar in loc. saith [Jam vero cum non sit alia nisi una pro peccatis hostia, illi autem hanc unicam contemnant; certè aliam non invenient ullam.] Marlorat adds [talibus ergo contemptoribus nulla s•es veniae relinquitur] So that they had a Sacrifice for sin till they Apostatised. So Dickson also in loc. Piscator, and many more (for I will name none but who are known to be against universal Redemption, lest their exposition be rejected.) To all this I find no more objections of our opponents; but to the first argument which we draw hence they return many words. Which was, both from all those benefits which here Apostates are said to partake of, which only Christs Blood hath procured them, and specially in that they are expresly ascribed to Christs Blood: for they are said to have been sanctified by the Blood of the Covenant:) Now to this they say (to give you the Sense briefly: For if I should recite and answer the maze of words which some here use, I should provoke the Reader to throw away all in weariness or loathing.

1. This speaks only of some that were professors of the Faith of the Gospel, separated from the World, brought into the Church, &c. but these are not all Men.