Transcription of A TREATISE ON GRACE AND FREE WILL
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A TREATISE ON GRACE AND FREE WILL
A TREATISE ON GRACE AND free will . BY. AURELIUS AUGUSTIN, BISHOP OF HIPPO. ADDRESSED TO. VALENTINUS AND THE MONKS OF ADRUMETUM, AND COMPLETED IN ONE BOOK. WRITTEN IN A. D. 426 OR A. D. 427. Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ed. Philip Schaff, Vol 1-05, (Buffalo, NY: Christian Literature Publishing Co., 1887.) pp. 441-465. Translated by Peter Holmes and Robert Ernest Wallis, revised by Benjamin B. Warfield. Modernized and annotated William H. Gross April 2014. Scripture citations are based on the numbering of the NKJV. In this TREATISE Augustin teaches us to beware of maintaining GRACE by denying free will , or free will by denying GRACE ; for that it is evident from the testimony of Scripture that there is in man a free choice of will ; and there are also in the same Scriptures inspired proofs given of that very GRACE of God without which we can do nothing good. Afterwards, in opposition to the Pelagians, 1. he proves that GRACE is not bestowed according to our merits. He explains how eternal life, which is rendered to good works, is really of GRACE .
a treatise on grace and free will. by . aurelius augustin, bishop of hippo . addressed to . valentinus and the monks of adrumetum, and completed in one book. written in a. d. 426 or a. d. 427.
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