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“For no man is damned precisely because God has not chosen him, because he is not elected, but because he is a sinner,
and does willfully refuse the means of grace offered.”
-John Calvin
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“Faith does not proceed from ourselves but is the fruit of spiritual regeneration.”
-John Calvin
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Marriage has six stages,
but most couples give up at the third stage.
Stage 1: The Honeymoon Stage....👇
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“Legalism lacks the supreme sense of worship. It obeys but it does not adore.”
-Geerhardus Vos
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“The sun is no less bright because blind men do not perceive its light.”
-John Calvin
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“There is no such thing as genuine knowledge of God that does not show itself in obedience to His Word and will.”
-Sinclair Ferguson
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“The doctrine of election lays the sinner low in the dust and exalts God alone."
-Charles Spurgeon
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“We are all born Arminians. It is grace that turns us into Calvinists.”
-George Whitefield
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“Whoever is not satisfied with Christ alone, strives after something beyond absolute perfection.”
-John Calvin
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The Will Wade debacle has brought UNC Tar Heels fans and Duke Blue Devils fans together in defending NC State.... Never thought I'd see such a beautiful sight ➡️ Momentary truce 🥲
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Because it’s unbiblical and diminishes the finished work of Jesus on the cross. τετέλεσται xitter.cf/sipswithserra/status/2…
World= all men without distinction. Jew and Gentile.
It does not and cannot mean every single individual. We only have to ask the question what does it mean to "take away" (αἴρω)?
"Take away" (airō) means to bear the guilt as a substitute (expiation) and thereby remove the penalty. "The World" (kosmos) refers to the scope of salvation (Jews and Gentiles), not the quantity of individuals. It does not mean every single person, otherwise, everyone would be saved (Universalism).





























