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that she was sovereignly regenerated and then given faith. Allof this Calvinist doctrine must be read into the passage.118
What about Hyper-Calvinism?Hyper-Calvinism is a label that some Calvinists have putupon other Calvinists. For example, in “Hyper-CalvinismExamined,” Dr. Jeffrey Khoo, a Presbyterian Calvinist and astaunch defender of the Greek Received Text and the KingJames Bible and a man that I hold in high esteem, analyzes aposition that he labels “hyper.” He says:“Calvinism is that system of doctrine derived from thegreat French theologian--John Calvin. ... What then isHyper-Calvinism? e prefix ‘hyper’ (Gk: hyper) means‘above’ or ‘beyond.’ Hyper-Calvinism is a twisted form ofCalvinism that goes beyond what Calvin in accordance toScriptures had taught.”Dr. Khoo presents two characteristics of Hyper-Calvinism:“(1) denial of common grace, and (2) denial of the free offerof the gospel.”Common Grace vs. Saving Grace, Degrees of LoveDr. Khoo claims that Calvin taught that there is both acommon grace and a saving grace, and that failure todistinguish between the two is a mark of Hyper-Calvinism.Saving grace is “the Holy Spirit’s regenerative work on thesinner through the Gospel,” whereas common grace is “God’sfavourable bestowal upon all of mankind of those thingsnecessary for creaturely existence on this sin-plagued earth.”Dr. Khoo says that Hyper-Calvinists reject the doctrine ofcommon grace and that according to them, God hates allnon-elect and works all things towards their destruction,whereas John Calvin taught that God does not hate the nonelectand that this is evident because He bestows upon them“common grace.”Calvin taught that not only does God bestow commongrace upon the reprobate, He also loves them to some degree.Expositing on Mark 10:21, which says Jesus loved the rich119
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A Summary of TULIP TheologyTotal De
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Irresistible GraceGod’s call to t
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either of them on Calvinism (or on
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that it is man’s duty to believe
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I am convinced that John Calvin has
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Central Errors of Calvinism1. Calvi
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objective grace and subjective grac
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the truth.’ Note that ‘sanctifi
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God spoke to Cain and urged him not
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Calvinism assigns preset definition
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he is totally depraved...” (p. 13
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e order is clear. God calls men to
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THEIR EYES HAVE THEY CLOSED; lest t
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sinners to repent and believe or pe
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Let us labour therefore to enter in
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Prayer can even change God’s mind
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the plain teaching of God’s Word.
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