Reformed believers have invariably distinguished between the external call of the gospel (which is addressed to both reprobate and elect) and the efficacious, internal call of the gospel (which comes to the elect only).
If it is given that reprobation is unconditional (that is, not on the reprobate's foreseen wicked deeds and thoughts) then is it biblical to advocate an external call of the gospel to the reprobate to repent of their sins and to believe in Christ crucified? Why should they do this? Does God, indeed, want them to do this?
Your informed and well-considered comments will be greatly appreciated.
Craig








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