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Unconditional Election

Bruce Miedema·1994-03-01

In unconditionally electing, God “passes by” the reprobate out of wrath for his sin and lays His gracious redeeming hand on another whom He calls His Chosen. The unconditionality of this act is shown to the one elected to eternal life in that his direction was no different than the reprobate who was

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(3) Eternal, Unchangeable, Unconditional Election

Angus Stewart·2012-09-26

(3) Eternal, Unchangeable, Unconditional Election Preacher: Rev. Angus Stewart Series: Belgic Confession 16 Scripture: II Timothy 1:1-11 Article 16: Eternal Election. We believe that, all the posterity of Adam being thus fallen into perdition and ruin by the sin of our first parents, God then did

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The Pittsburgh Mission

John Fennell·2014-05-01

In unconditional election I found a salvation that was declared to me. In other words, it wasn’t based on my decision. It wasn’t based on the fact that I walked down an aisle in response to an altar call. It wasn’t a feeling or a movement or a hands-up-in-the air, spirit-filled, speaking-in-tongues

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Living for Christ

Ken Kuiper·1972-04-01

The second is “Unconditional election.” This is a statement that we are elected not because of anything we did, or that God knew we would accept Christ, and therefore chose us, or that we are elect if we accept Christ. In other words, uncon­ditional election states that God chose us before birth wit

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Common Grace Versus Tulip

Herman Veldman·1981-03-01

Unconditional Predestination (double predestination, election and reprobation) is also indisputably set forth in the Word of God. God has elected us unconditionally, not because of foreseen faith-see Ephesians 1:4. Notice in this passage that God chose us, not because of our holiness, but that we sh

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Unconditionally Chosen Unto Salvation

John A Heys·1987-10-01

Unconditional Election is the second of the Five Points of Calvinism. It is a truth we must hold to with all our strength. There are conditions to our salvation; but they are conditions that God Himself fulfills. Christ did all the work. He paid for our sins. He performed the works of the law which

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Explaining to Others What We Believe

Kenneth Koole·1988-07-01

How can such a man do anything pleasing to God apart from grace! Unconditional Election – This means that our salvation is dependent upon God’s sovereignly free choice of man; it is not dependent upon a man first choosing God. God has eternally chosen whom He will save. Limited Atonement – Christ di

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God’s Unconditional Predestination of Man’s Will

Stephen Mulder·2011-05-01

Election is the unchangeable purpose of God (it cannot be conditioned or controlled by the will of man), whereby, before the foundation of the world, he hath out of mere grace, according to the sovereign good pleasure of his own will (God’s will, not man’s), chosen, from the whole human race, which

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Arminianism (7) The Determiner of Salvation: God or Man?

Aaron Cleveland·2003-08-01

Election is pure grace. 4) Election includes Christ, Who is eternally elected and Mediator and Head of the elect and the foundation of salvation. 5) Election finds absolutely no reason or ground in its object why they should be elect: they are neither better nor more deserving than others by nature.

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Thoughts on the Doctrine of Election (20)

Robert C. Harbach·1967-09-01

Election is a doctrine which unrenewed men cannot endure, hut nevertheless, is a glorious and well-attested truth, and one which should comfort the tempted believer. Election is the guarantee of complete salvation, and an argument for success at the throne of grace. He who chose us for Himself will