| | Makes you wonder..."The death of the Son of God is the only and most perfect
sacrifice and satisfaction for sin; and is of infinite worth and
value, abundantly sufficient to expiate the sins of the whole
world...Moreover, the promise of the gospel is, that whosoever
believeth in Christ crucified, shall not perish, but have everlasting
life. This promise, together with the command to repent and believe,
ought to be declared and published to all nations, and to all
persons promiscuously and without distinction, to whom God out
of his good pleasure sends the gospel. And, whereas many who are called by the gospel, do
not repent, nor believe in Christ, but perish in unbelief; this
is not owing to any defect or insufficiency in the sacrifice offered
by Christ upon the cross, but is wholly to be imputed to themselves."
And from whence doth this statement originate but from no other place save the Canon of Dordt! Makes you wonder sometimes, doesn't it? Does anyone actually ever read the source material? If that's the "L" in TULIP... I'm totally cool with that, dude.
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