The Doctrine of Sovereign Elective Grace

George Ophoff·1932-05-01

The electing and rejecting God is supreme. Such is the plain teaching of Scripture. To deny the sov­ereign character of elective grace is to deny that God is God; it is to maintain that of the two, God and man, man is the stronger, and thus the factor that shapes God's choice. This is indeed the lie that constitutes the premise, the supporting pillar, of the average sermon to which our church-going public is made to listen. I realize that the phraseology of which I avail myself in defining the...

Read Full Article on Standard Bearer

Full article available on sb.rfpa.org

Related Resources