Part, Question

 1   1, 22|   things; predestination ~and reprobation and all that is connected
 2   1, 23|    Whether to God belongs the reprobation of some men?~(4) On the
 3   1, 23| reason of predestination, or ~reprobation, or election?~(6) of the
 4   1, 23|       would be necessary for ~reprobation to have the same relation
 5   1, 23|    the predestined. Therefore reprobation will likewise be the cause
 6   1, 23|     that end; this is called ~reprobation. Thus, as predestination
 7   1, 23|      to eternal salvation, so reprobation is a part of ~providence
 8   1, 23|   aside from that end. Hence ~reprobation implies not only foreknowledge,
 9   1, 23|     grace and glory; so also ~reprobation includes the will to permit
10   1, 23|      2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Reprobation differs in its causality
11   1, 23|   this ~life - namely, grace. Reprobation, however, is not the cause
12   1, 23|      3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Reprobation by God does not take anything
13   1, 23|   predestination of some, and reprobation ~of others, must be sought
14   1, 24|     Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, reprobation is opposed to predestination.
15   1, 24|       death corresponding ~to reprobation; as the book of life to
16   2, 79|     is accounted an effect of reprobation. But, through God's ~mercy,
17   2, 74|   curses ~in respect of final reprobation, it is possible to know