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…But thus is fictitiously created, both in God sending Christ and in Christ dying, a double intention—one general of offering himself for all under condition, another special of giving himself efficaciously for some—as if in one Surety two were to be sought: one who guarantees in part for all, but another who guarantees completely for some; one obtaining salvation for all, but under such a condition as renders that obtaining vain and useless,
Francis Turretin — Institutes of Elenctic Theology, Cbristum non bunc finem generalem sibi proposuisse tantum, sed alium
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