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Third and Fourth Heads of Doctrine — Article 14

Canons of Dort

Third and Fourth Heads of Doctrine — Article 14

_Of the corruption of man, his conversion to God, and the manner thereof_

Faith is therefore to be considered as the gift of God, not on account of its being offered by God to man, to be accepted or rejected at his pleasure; but because it is in reality conferred, breathed, and infused into him; nor even because God bestows the power or ability to believe, and then expects that man should, by the exercise of his own free will, consent to the terms of salvation, and actually believe in Christ; but because he who works in man both to will and to do, and indeed all things in all, produces both the will to believe, and the act of believing also.

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