Some observations made on the Presbyterian doctrine of election and reprobation: Occasioned by a paper in manuscript, given out, as it's said, by some nameless Presbyterian ministers, which they say is unanswerable; and wherein they assert, that none of those for whom Christ died, either shall or can be lost: which is herein refuted by plain Scripture; and their term, Divine prescience, &c. considered.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationSome Observations Made on the Presbyterian Doctrine of Election and Reprobation: Occasioned by a Paper in Manuscript, Given Out, as It's Said, by Some Nameless Presbyterian Ministers, Which They Say Is Unanswerable; and Wherein They Assert, That None of Those for Whom Christ Died, Either Shall or Can Be Lost: Which Is Herein Refuted by Plain Scripture; and Their Term, Divine Prescience, &c. Considered.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationSome Observations Made on the Presbyterian Doctrine of Election and Reprobation: Occasioned by a Paper in Manuscript, Given Out, as It's Said, by Some Nameless Presbyterian Ministers, Which They Say Is Unanswerable; and Wherein They Assert, That None of Those for Whom Christ Died, Either Shall or Can Be Lost: Which Is Herein Refuted by Plain Scripture; and Their Term, Divine Prescience, &c. Considered.