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In this work, Gill examines the tenets of Calvinism, going over the doctrines, the Scriptures, and the historical figures associated with this controversial topic. Divided into four sections, Gill answers the objections to Calvinism raised by Dr. Whitby, a prominent Arminian scholar, whose arguments are included in this collection. He addresses reprobation, election, redemption, grace,...

3. It is easy to judge in what sense the Spirit of God does, and does not depart where he once is. Where he is only by his gifts or external operations, he may wholly remove, he may take away those gifts, or cease from those works; and men, notwithstanding these, may be everlastingly lost; but where he is by his special grace, he never totally departs, though he may withdraw his gracious presence for a time; his people may not be indulged with his joys and comforts, and in their apprehension he may
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