Hyper-Calvinism, on the other hand, denies, in the words of John Murray, 'that there is a love of God that goes forth to lost men and is manifested in the manifold blessings which all men without distinction enjoy, a love in which non-elect persons are embraced, and a love that comes to its highest expression in the entreaties, overtures and demands of gospel proclamation.'3
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3. 'The Atonement and the Free Offer of the Gospel' in the Banner of Truth (London, 1968), July-August, p. 29.
November 9, 2008
Iain Murray on the Love of God and Hyper-Calvinism
Posted by Tony Byrne at 11/09/2008
Labels: Hyper-Calvinism, Iain H. Murray, The Love of God
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