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For JANUARY 1786.

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An EXTRACT from Dr. WHITBY'S DISCOURSES on the
POINTS.

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[Continued from Vol. viii. page 618.]

DISCOURSE II. Concerning the Extent of Christ's Redemption.

TO

O ftate the matter aright, I shall shew, 1. What limita-
tions of our Lord's general Redemption I cannot admit
of. 2. In what sense they who maintain that doctrine assert it.
And,

ift. I reject that distinction as abfurd, which faith, Christ
died fufficiently for all; but intentionally only for the Elect.
This being to delude men with vain words, and in effect to say,
he died no more for those who will not actually be saved, than
for the devils; feeing he died for them fufficiently. adly, It
leaves all men, the Elect only excepted, under an impossibility
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