for one nation, but for the whole world. A little afterwards: That reprobate and deplorably wicked men do not receive it, is not through any defect in the grace of God, nor is it just that on account of the children of perdition, it should lose the glory and title of universal redemption, since it is prepared for all, and all are called to it. To all these may be added Zanchius,* who so defends predestination, that at the same time he contends that Christ died for all. For when he had taught that