De prædestinatione, sive, De causis salutis et damnationis æternæ disputatio in qua præside D. Andrea Melvino, sacrar. literarum professore, & rectore Academiæ Regiæ Andreanæ in Scotia, ... Christophorus Iohannides Danus respondebit.

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Title: De prædestinatione, sive, De causis salutis et damnationis æternæ disputatio in qua præside D. Andrea Melvino, sacrar. literarum professore, & rectore Academiæ Regiæ Andreanæ in Scotia, ... Christophorus Iohannides Danus respondebit.
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Falsissimum ergo est dogma tum Pelagianorum, tum Se∣mi-pelagianorum, qui extra Deum causas salutis humanae in hominibus ipsis comminiscuntur. Sic enim & certitudinem salutis nostrae convellunt, quae in vnica DEI miserentis gra∣tia ita certa est & firma, vt impossibile (a) sit Electos ea exci∣dere, & Deum gloria gratiae ac misericordiae suae dispoliant: Cui laus et gloria in Electione nostra soli, in solidum debetur. (a) Ioh. 17. v. 2.6.9.11.12.19.20.24. & Cap. 10. v. 27.28. 29. Luc. 22. v. 31.32. Psa. 51. v. 13. 2. Sam, 7. v. 14.15. Con∣fer. Psal. 1. v. 3. &c.