.f4 Chain of Principles, 30 t tend to the contrary, whore arguments,Exerc, have been elfewhere fuficiently an- fwered. I (hall onelyhere propound, and endeavour to fatisfie another ob- jection, whereof no mention is there made. Paul knew himfelf to be a thole. Teffil, for Ananias had told him Aas 9, i s. fo from Chrifts own mouth : yet fpeaks of himfelf as of one in fore danger at leaft in fome pofsibility of becomming a Reprobate , in there words I keep under my body and eor..z,, bring it into fubje lion : left that by any means when I have preached to others, 1 my [elffhould be a cafiaway, or, as o= ther tranflations have it a reprobate. Ergo the decree of Eletion is not ir- reverJible. `211). To prepare theway for a full anfwer let it be confidered, i. That the places cited in the objeóion are not fitly oppofed ; becaufe the former is not neceiläily to be underílood of eleaion to falvation , but may proba- bly be limited to Pauls being chofen an.
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