Vindication of Free Grace; […] to prove, 1 That we are not […] as holy, but that we should be […]; and that Election is not of kinds, […] persons 2 That Christ did not by […] Death intend to save all men, and […] those whom he intended to […], that he did not die for them only […] would believe, but that they […] believe. 3 That we are not […] properly by our believing in Christ […] by our Christ, believing in him 4, […] which differenceth one man from […], is not the improvement of a […] ability restored through […] to all men in general, but a […] of Grace wrought by the […] of God in the Elect. By John […]
Vindication of Free Grace; 〈…〉 to prove, 1 That we are not 〈…〉 as holy, but that we should be 〈…〉; and that Election is not of kinds, 〈…〉 persons 2 That Christ did not by 〈…〉 Death intend to save all men, and 〈…〉 those whom he intended to 〈…〉, that he did not die for them only 〈…〉 would beleeve, but that they 〈…〉 beleeve. 3 That we are not 〈…〉 properly by our beleeving in Christ 〈…〉 by our Christ, beleeving in him 4, 〈…〉 which differenceth one man from 〈…〉, is not the improvement of a 〈…〉 ability restored through 〈…〉 to all men in general, but a 〈…〉 of Grace wrought by the 〈…〉 of God in the Elect. By John 〈…〉