The Works of James Arminius, D. D., Formerly Professor of Divinity in the University of Leyden, Volum 3

according action Adam adoption affirm angels answer antecedent apostle applied argument assertion attributed believe bestowed called cause certain Christ committed communication concerning condition consequent considered contrary created creation creature death decree Deity deny depends determined discussion distinction divine effect efficacious election eternal evil exist explained fact faith fall follows former freedom glory grace happiness hardened Holy human justice knowledge latter means Mediator mercy mind mode namely nature necessarily necessary necessity object observed obtained ordained passage passed performed permission permitted person pertains possible predestination prepared present preterition principle promise PROPOSITION proved providence punishment question reason received reference rejected relation reply reprobation respect righteousness salvation saved Scripture sense sinners sins Spirit statement sufficient supernatural theory things tion true truth understood universal unless unto whole wish wrath