Illustrations
Series Preface
Introduction

Part 1: Vessels of Mercy: What Does the Bible Teach about Election?
Chapter 1: What Is the Goal of Election?
Chapter 2: When Did God Choose to Save Some Humans?
Chapter 3: Did God Choose to Save Individuals?
Chapter 4: Did God Choose to Save Individuals Based on Foreseen Faith?
Chapter 5: Is Unconditional Election Unfair?
Chapter 6: Do We Have Free Will?
Chapter 7: Does Election Contradict God's Desire That All Humans Be Saved?
Chapter 8: How Does God Accomplish His Plan to Save Individuals?
Chapter 9: How Do I Know If God Has Elected Me?
Chapter 10: Did God Elect Babies Who Die?

Part 2: Vessels of Wrath: What Does the Bible Teach about Reprobation?
Chapter 11: Who Ultimately Causes Reprobation?
Chapter 12: How Does God Accomplish Reprobation?
Chapter 13: What Is the Result of Reprobation?
Chapter 14: What Is the Goal of Reprobation?
Chapter 15: Who Deserves Blame for Reprobation?

Conclusion: Exult in God as You Take in the View
Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Appendix
Chapter Summary Questions and Answers
Further Reading
General Index
Scripture Index

“Andy Naselli believes the subject of predestination is far too biblical and much too precious to keep hidden. It speaks of God’s glorious sovereignty and the wonder of his saving grace, as well as his holiness and justice. If you’ve avoided the subject for fear of offending someone or perhaps out of your own ignorance of what the word means, this book is for you. Naselli explores in a deeply profound but highly intelligible way what the Bible says about this controversial topic. I love this book and can’t recommend it too highly.”
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Joel R. Beeke, Chancellor and Professor of Homiletics and Systematic Theology, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary; Pastor, Heritage Reformed Congregation, Grand Rapids, Michigan

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