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1 Verse That Supports Calvinistic Reprobation

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Is reprobation biblical? If we take the doctrine of Reprobation as simply the view that God withholds His right to show mercy on sinners by passing over some to the display of His glorious righteousness and holiness (though judgment and punishment), then there are countless verses in Scripture which support this view.
Note that Reprobation is not equivalent to "double predestination" and there are different definitions for both from theologian to theologian. The basic question is, does the Bible (not our personal opinions) show us that God is demonstrated and exalted as holy through judging sinners and He freely reserves this right? Even Arminians have to answer this question and also consider the fact that God chooses to cast unbelievers into eternal hell. Calvinists and Arminians agree that God is merciless to those who end up in hell (yes unbelievers who have rejected Him) and He is incapable of doing any injustice. But do the Scriptures teach the concept of reprobation and God passing over certain individuals for His own glorious purposes? Are there verses which demonstrate what George Whitefield said, "If God is not glorified in your salvation, He will be glorified in your destruction"?
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Note that Reprobation is not equivalent to "double predestination" and there are different definitions for both from theologian to theologian. The basic question is, does the Bible (not our personal opinions) show us that God is demonstrated and exalted as holy through judging sinners and He freely reserves this right? Even Arminians have to answer this question and also consider the fact that God chooses to cast unbelievers into eternal hell. Calvinists and Arminians agree that God is merciless to those who end up in hell (yes unbelievers who have rejected Him) and He is incapable of doing any injustice. But do the Scriptures teach the concept of reprobation and God passing over certain individuals for His own glorious purposes? Are there verses which demonstrate what George Whitefield said, "If God is not glorified in your salvation, He will be glorified in your destruction"?
Other videos related to Reformed theology:
If you'd like to support my ministry on Youtube and/or the Philippines (Heb. 6:9-10, Gal. 6:6, 1Tim. 5:17-18), please try these links:
I definitely need your support and your prayers. I wish to marry and enter full time ministry. There are also awesome theological resources as rewards in Patreon that will edify you :-)
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