"God not only delights in the penitent but is also moved by the riches of his goodness and mercy to desire the repentance and salvation of the impenitent and reprobate."
I am convinced this is true.
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2 comments:
homie if you use a quotation, you should let us know who said it.
michael, I came upon this quote through an internet essay by John Murray on the free offer of the gospel. He quotes an assembly that declares this statement when in argument over whether or not God can actually desire the salvation of the reprobate while still willfully damning them to hell.
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