367:. He affirmed that Jesus makes his favor "common to all" and offered "indiscriminately to all", though not "extended to all"; for all do not receive him. He also stated that it is their unbelief which prevents anyone from receiving benefit from the death of Christ. With reference to God's desire concerning the reprobate wicked, Calvin condemns the view of Georgius the Sicilian that "God Would have all men to be saved" and continues by saying "It follows, therefore, according to his understanding of that passage, either that God is disappointed in His wishes, or that all men without exception must be saved β¦ why, if such be the case, God did not command the Gospel to be preached to all men indiscriminately from the beginning of the world? why He so many generations of men to wander for so many ages in all the darkness of death?"
45:), where the atonement of Christ was and is difficult for the non-elect to understand, where man has little to do with his salvation, there being nothing man can do to resist being saved, wherein evangelism was given lower emphasis as compared to traditional Calvinism, and where assurance of salvation was felt within a person, identified by introspection. (From Toon, Peter. The Emergence of Hyper-Calvinism in English Nonconformity 1689-1765. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers. 2011 (1967), pp. 144-145)
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without exception" concerning the "necessity of seeking righteousness in Christ." John Gill understood these scriptures to refer to "not all men," but to persons who "believe in Christ for salvation" and that there is no room here for any person to "despair of the grace and righteousness of Christ" on account of viewing themselves as the worst of sinners.
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this article is not meant to minimize the sin of unbelief. He understood this article to be a denial that man is duty bound to believe "each individual is himself" included in the redemption work of Christ and he affirmed that man is "inexcusable in his unbelief" against God's revealed word and works. The
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Andrew Fuller reasoned that this scripture is spoken to "rebellious subjects" and to not "submit" to this mercy is to maintain "the war." Albert Barnes, on this scripture, stated that "ministers of reconciliation" are to "urge this duty on their fellow-men." John Calvin commented here that the phrase
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Andrew Fuller stated that the belief which was required of these "unbelievers" would have "issued in their salvation." William Styles understood "believe in the lightβ to mean "receive my testimony concerning Myself and My mission" and that the title "children of light" intends "Jews whose minds were
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Albert Barnes reasoned that this scripture is "applicable to all persons" and is the method by which Jesus seeks to come into the heart of a sinner. William Styles commented that this scripture is not referring to the unconverted, but rather regenerated persons of the church at
Laodicea who were in
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Adam Clarke commented here that all human creatures are "equally helpless and guilty" and therefore God's "endless mercy has embraced all." John Calvin stated here that Christ "is offered to all" and becomes an advantage only to believers. He also commented that the apostle Paul here "urges on all,
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came to prepare a church for Christ by "inviting all" to him. John Gill reasoned that the faith here required was not to believe Jesus died for them, but to acknowledge him as the
Messiah. He also contended that souls who are made sensible of their lost state and "need of a Savior" ought to believe
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which so stresses the sovereignty of God by overemphasizing the secret over the revealed will and eternity over time, that it minimizes the responsibility of Man, notably with respect to the denial of the word βofferβ in relation to the preaching of the Gospel of a finished and limited atonement,
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Calvinism" and "High Calvinism" were used near the end of the 18th century to define the same doctrinal views. "High Calvinism" has sometimes been used as a synonym for Hyper-Calvinism,
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Article 26 states a confession that the natural man should not be given exhortation or duties to "spiritually and savingly" repent and believe. Article 26 has been a subject of controversy concerning what was intended. In his book "What Gospel
Standard Baptists Believe", J.H. Gosden clarifies that
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William Button made the argument here that "if faith is a duty (and so a work)" the apostle Paul should have rather said "It is of faith that it might be by works." He concluded that there is a "beauty" here in the apostles words because faith is rather a "blessing of the covenant of grace" and a
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In his publication from 1825, George Croft defined Hyper-Calvinism as holding to a particular design of Christ's death and denying a general design. He also notes that Hyper-Calvinists were generally styled High-Calvinists because they had views above genuine
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understood that Christ here expresses his "will for their temporal good" that they may be gathered under the ministry of his word and acknowledge him as the
Messiah in order to preserve them from the "temporal ruin" threatened upon their city. He concludes that this scripture does not prove men
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commented here that "it would be in vain" for Christ to invite those who are "devoted to the world" or those who are "intoxicated with their own righteousness." On this verse, he also stated that Christ is "ready to reveal the Father to all" though the greater part is careless of coming to
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concluded from this scripture that "unconverted sinners are commanded to believe in Christ for salvation" and that "believing in Christ for salvation is their duty." William Button understood the phrase "Kiss the Son" as a duty to reverence Christ and the phrase "Blessed are they" to be an
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The beliefs which have been termed "Hyper-Calvinism" may be seen in historic writings of numerous Calvinistic ministers and in the Gospel Standard Articles of Faith (See Articles 24, 26, 27, 28 and 29). The Hyper-Calvinism of these articles arose in part as a reaction to the
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minister William Wales Horne asserted from this scripture that because faith is a grace of the Spirit, it is therefore not a duty of the law. He also reasoned that faith is not "a duty which God requires of his people," but rather "a grace which he gives
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Jim Ellis argues that "adequately defining what constitutes the fundamental error of hyper-Calvinism" is problematic because many definitions "blur the distinction between it and legitimate Calvinism", and most of them include an apparent bias against
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is taught in the Canons of Dort, the term "Hyper-Calvinism" in previous generations has been used to define those who reject the view that the atonement is sufficient for all mankind or that there is a general design in the death of Christ.
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thus undermining the universal duty of sinners to believe savingly with assurance that the Lord Jesus Christ died for them." Daniel goes on to suggest that the real difference between "High" and "Hyper-" Calvinism is the word "offer"
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adopts a different approach, putting the emphasis on the denial of a "universal command to repent and believe" and the assertion "that we have only warrant to invite to Christ those who are conscious of a sense of sin and need."
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is "insufficient" to save those whom Christ never intended to save. He reasoned that Christ has never benefited any person "unintentionally" and that his meritorious worth should not be divided or confounded.
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John Foreman made an argument here that their faith was not a "duty produced of themselves" or of a "divine requirement," for God determined that his gift should "not be of works, and so not of duty."
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John Gill taught that the persons here under the description of "thirsty" are spiritual persons "thirsting after forgiveness of sin by the blood of Christ" and to such is the gospel invitation given.
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Christ was "in any respect" intended for the salvation of all, not inviting all to believe in Christ for salvation, contending that invitations should only be given to the "willing", and holding to
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are able to understand Christ's atonement, but that the sufficiency of the atonement stretches to all humanity, while Hyper-Calvinism argues the atonement is sufficient only to the elect.
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John Gill reasoned from this scripture that the persons invited here are "not all the individuals of mankind," but those who are "burdened with the guilt of sin upon their consciences."
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leaves no room for doubt that the phrase "grace offered" is used in reference to persons who "never truly come" to Christ. In his "Question & Answers on the Shorter Catechism",
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referred to this scripture as teaching that the cause of persons perishing is not "for want of an expiatory Sacrifice", but "for want of Faith" to receive Christ and his benefits.
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reasoned from this scripture that God "calls all men indiscriminately to salvation", that he "wills to gather all to himself" and that this is distinct from his secret purpose to
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magazine that duty-faith would imply a universal design in the atonement by calling on all persons to exercise a faith which grants them to believe Jesus gave himself for them.
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John Gill noted here that Christ "attended the one, and not the other." He also stated that this scripture refers to the "usefulness of Christ to one sort, and not another."
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resist the operations of God's grace, but rather reveals the "obstructions and discouragements" that were "thrown in the way" of attendance to the ministry of his word.
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if he only "keep the road of faith." John Gill commented here that the "world" is referring to the elect in general and in particular God's people among the gentiles.
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pastor William Styles reasoned that duty-faith blends the
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539:"...if any man hear my voice, and open the door..."
106:doctrines, which tend to discourage holiness. In a
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1479:. Gospel Standard Publications. pp. 129β130.
924:Historical Dictionary of Stuart England, 1603β1689
168:The term "Hyper-Calvinist" is sometimes used as a
1524:The Voice of truth; or, Strict baptists' magazine
866: β organization in Grandville, United States
117:
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2602:The Nature of Special Faith in Christ Considered
2302:The Nature of Special Faith in Christ Considered
660:The Nature of Special Faith in Christ Considered
450:The Nature of Special Faith in Christ Considered
342:
1290:The Gospel Standard Articles of Faith and Rules
656:A Discourse Concerning Election and Reprobation
519:"...that the world through him might be saved."
446:A Discourse Concerning Election and Reprobation
2930:Particular Redemption a Reply to Andrew Fuller
1220:Part Three: The Propagation of Hyper-Calvinism
996:Dissent and the Bible in Britain, C.1650-1950
512:that Jesus died for them and "none but such."
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498:"...that all men through him might believe."
399:addressed and answered questions concerning
1345:The Nature and Design of Gospel Invitations
725:Biblical references used against duty-faith
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265:and a denial that there is a residue of
80:and at other times as a synonym for the
1367:Help for the True Disciples of Immanuel
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193:Protestant Reformed Churches in America
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2912:The True Gospel; No Yea and Nay Gospel
2740:A Blow Struck at the Root of Fullerism
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860: β Doctrine in Christian theology
278:death of Christ. John Stevens, also a
3001:The History and Theology of Calvinism
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1155:. Banner of Truth Trust. p. 47.
1100:
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2900:The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation
1527:. 1867. pp. 5β7, continued on p. 27.
1085:
1064:. Francis Westley. pp. 169β173.
989:
962:. Puritan Publications. p. 15.
635:The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation
425:The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation
2891:A Refutation of Arminian Principles
1019:
926:. Bloomsbury Academic. p. 65.
563:"Kiss the Son, lest he be angry..."
203:Differences from orthodox Calvinism
56:traditionally argues that only the
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3035:17th-century Reformed Christianity
2936:Light thrown upon the four Gospels
2918:A Defense of Particular Redemption
2872:
2812:The Faith of the Gospel Vindicated
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273:if they will only accept it. The
88:(1619). Although the doctrine of
3013:Ten Arguments Against Duty Faith
1692:. Henry Frick. pp. 142β143.
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3009:Review by Historian George Ella
2991:, from a Calvinist perspective.
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1502:A Manual of Faith and Practice
1239:Carter, Joe (March 19, 2014).
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197:well-meant offer of the gospel
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1135:Hyper-Calvinism and John Gill
880:
503:noted on this scripture that
343:Orthodox Calvinistic doctrine
188:as a Hyper-Calvinist church.
27:Branch of Protestant theology
2914:by Robert Hawker (1753β1827)
1473:Gosden, John Hervey (1993).
954:McMahon, C. Matthew (2014).
806:Reformed Christianity portal
401:the free offer of the gospel
393:Westminster Larger Catechism
359:denied that the sins of the
282:minister, affirmed that the
163:
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3019:Hyper-Calvinism Is it True?
2985:A primer on Hyper-Calvinism
1440:"Index of ./Robert Hawker/"
998:. OUP Oxford. p. 133.
832: β A topic of theology
791:
54:Predestination in Calvinism
10:
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2979:Monergism: Hyper Calvinism
2885:The Cause of God and Truth
2521:The Cause of God and Truth
2076:The Cause of God and Truth
1902:"A. W. Pink on Duty-Faith"
1771:The Cause of God and Truth
1138:. University of Edinburgh.
1103:"What is Hyper-Calvinism?"
918:Wallace, Dewey D. (1996).
817: β Christian doctrine
750:"fruit of electing grace."
642:The Cause of God and Truth
432:The Cause of God and Truth
407:Opposition to the doctrine
371:Confessions and catechisms
2881:by John Skepp (1675β1721)
1676:Larger Catechism, Ans. 68
1176:Howson, Barry H. (2001).
1101:Ellis, Jim (April 2008).
2959:by William Styles (1897)
2938:by William Odling (1851)
2908:by William Button (1785)
2590:. F.C. and J. Rivington.
1840:. F.C. and J. Rivington.
1149:Murray, Iain H. (1973).
1132:Daniel, Curt D. (1983).
1043:: CS1 maint: location (
836:Free offer of the gospel
617:Support for the doctrine
208:Hyper-Calvinism doctrine
2974:Metropolitan Tabernacle
2932:by John Steven's (1841)
2902:by Andrew Fuller (1785)
2583:Whitby, Daniel (1816).
1833:Whitby, Daniel (1816).
628:Baptist Manual Complete
182:Westboro Baptist Church
3021:by Stanley C. Phillips
2944:by John Foreman (1860)
2926:by William Tant (1837)
2924:On Offering The Gospel
1152:The Forgotten Spurgeon
3050:Christian terminology
3045:Christian soteriology
2809:William Wales Horne,
1377:, Section 18 (pg. 15)
787:Christ for salvation.
658:and William Button's
610:Additional scriptures
583:2 Corinthians 5:17β21
547:Additional scriptures
486:whomsoever he wills.
448:and William Button's
389:Westminster Standards
108:Protestant Dictionary
2435:. 2 Corinthians 5:20
2410:. 2 Corinthians 5:20
2385:. 2 Corinthians 5:20
2091:Universal Redemption
1954:Universal Redemption
1686:Brown, John (1818).
1444:www.grace-ebooks.com
1245:The Gospel Coalition
830:Comparative theology
649:Universal Redemption
624:William Jeyes Styles
484:efficaciously gather
439:Universal Redemption
414:William Jeyes Styles
319:Denial of duty-faith
158:Five Point Calvinism
142:Five Point Calvinism
3003:by Dr. Curt Daniel.
2957:Duty Faith Examined
2887:by John Gill (1738)
1654:, Ans. 32, 63, 68;
1314:Banner of Truth USA
1310:"Articles Archives"
593:2 Thessalonians 1:8
35:Protestant theology
3040:Calvinist theology
2989:Phillip R. Johnson
2861:2011-07-25 at the
2839:2011-07-25 at the
2817:2016-03-04 at the
2745:2011-07-25 at the
2607:2011-07-25 at the
2346:2011-07-25 at the
2307:2011-07-25 at the
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2096:2017-03-22 at the
1959:2017-03-22 at the
1662:2014-09-24 at the
1649:2014-09-24 at the
1507:2011-07-25 at the
1420:2010-08-10 at the
1372:2011-07-25 at the
1350:2015-05-07 at the
1295:2014-12-11 at the
1225:2012-06-16 at the
1058:Croft, G. (1825).
990:Shaw, Ian (2013).
903:2009-02-26 at the
3060:Reformed Baptists
2791:Missing or empty
2600:William Button, "
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1667:, Ans. 31 and 86.
1657:Shorter Catechism
1486:978-0-9510796-1-4
1342:Daniel Whitaker,
1162:978-0-85151-156-6
1005:978-0-19-960841-6
873:Reformed Baptists
754:Galatians 3:11β12
333:covenant of grace
329:covenant of works
271:non-elect persons
132:supralapsarianism
128:limited atonement
112:limited atonement
90:limited atonement
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