De Moor VII:37: The Sublimity, Necessity, and Usefulness of the Doctrine of Predestination
The doctrine of Predestination thus expounded, however it may be traduced by our Adversaries, is nevertheless commended by our AUTHOR, 1....
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Dr. Dilday
- May 11
- 3 min
De Moor VII:36: The Subjective Uncertainty of Reprobation
Hence Reprobation is Objectively Certain, or Immutable; see above, § 13, 14: but Subjectively Uncertain: because, α. Grace is granted...
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Dr. Dilday
- May 8
- 9 min
De Moor VII:35: The Proximate End of Reprobation
These are at the same time predestined to Final Unbelief and Impenitence. The Remonstrants, who maintain that Election and Reprobation...
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Dr. Dilday
- May 3
- 8 min
De Moor VII:34: The Ultimate End of Reprobation
Reprobates are predestined to eternal Damnation: whence they are said to have been appointed to Wrath, 1 Thessalonians 5:9, vessels made...
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Dr. Dilday
- Apr 27
- 14 min
De Moor VII:33: The Object of Reprobation, Part 2
As far as the Object of Reprobation, more comparatively considered, is concerned: the Remonstrants hold, α. that for the common ill,...
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Dr. Dilday
- Apr 19
- 9 min
De Moor VII:32: The Object of Reprobation, Part 1
Reprobates are Certain Fixed and Determined Men; which is to be held against the Patrons of Universal Election; and it is sufficiently...
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Dr. Dilday
- Apr 7
- 5 min
De Moor VII:31: The Predisposing Cause of Reprobation
Reprobation flows from God’s Altogether Free Good Pleasure. We do not deny in the Decree of Reprobation a Cause Final and Proegumenal[1]...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 31
- 1 min
De Moor VII:30: A Definition of "Reprobation"
Reprobation is defined, etc.[1] A vigorous and full delineation of Reprobation is likewise given by SPANHEIM, Decadum Theologicarum...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 25
- 1 min
De Moor VII:29: The Term, "Reprobation"
Reprobation, denoting Rejection with an Aversion of soul, with this signification, with which we here make use of that term, concerning...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 24
- 12 min
De Moor VII:28: The Certainty of Election, Part 2
This Certainty is condemned, by reason of the Pelagian hypotheses concerning Free Choice, Universal Grace, the Apostasy of Saints, and...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 16
- 8 min
De Moor VII:27: The Certainty of Election, Part 1
Election is Objectively Certain, which Objective Certainty indicates the Immutability of Election, asserted in § 13, 14: but there is...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 13
- 6 min
De Moor VII:26: The End of Election
The Good destined for man in Election, as the Terminus ad Quem, End to which, of this gracious Predestination, is twofold: indeed, men...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 4
- 2 min
De Moor VII:25: The Object of Election, Part 3
The Elect are many, yet not all, while no External State excludes a man from this number: the Poor, the Obscure, the Foolish in this...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 2
- 2 min
De Moor VII:24: The Object of Election, Part 2
The Elect are Fewer than the reprobates, α. From express Passages, Matthew 20:16; 22:14, on which passages consult § 16 above. β. From...
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Dr. Dilday
- Mar 1
- 36 min
De Moor VII:23: The Object of Election, Part 1
Only Some are Elect, not All and Every: Whether, א. this Universalism be urged Conditionally, and that in a twofold manner: 1. Either...
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Dr. Dilday
- Feb 3
- 1 min
De Moor VII:22: The Predisposing Cause of Election
The Fount of Election is the Good Pleasure of God, and is equally Free in Election and Reprobation; but in Election it ought in addition...
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Dr. Dilday
- Jan 26
- 2 min
De Moor VII:21: The Definition of "Election"
And so Election is, etc.[1] Compare the Definition of Election in the Canons of Dort, chapter I, article VII,[2] and the vigorous...
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Dr. Dilday
- Jan 23
- 8 min
De Moor VII:20: The Term, "Election"
See the Synonyms of Election reviewed by our AUTHOR; among which you will discover πρόθεσιν/purpose out of Romans 8:28;[1] Ephesians...
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Dr. Dilday
- Jan 13
- 1 min
De Moor VII:19: The End of Predestination
This section[1] is understood without effort, and it does not need further explanation. [1] Marckius’ Compendium, chapter VII, § 19: “We...
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Dr. Dilday
- Jan 10
- 5 min
De Moor VII:18: The Object of Predestination, Part 4
Our AUTHOR, being about to add his ἐπίκρισιν/epicrisis concerning these differing opinions, advises that a Twofold Extreme is to be...
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