The Doctrine of Absolute Predestination Stated and Asserted. With Some Account of His Life Prefixed; And an Appendix Concerning the Fate of the ... Is Added a Letter to the Rev. John Wesley

Jerom Zanchius is a Dutch theologian best known for his doctrine of absolute predestination in 1650. This religious text defends the doctrine, which states that God has predetermined every person's final state in heaven or hell, and also what he or she will believe. The Doctrine of Absolute Predestination was met with opposition from other theologians, including Arminius. This book is a classic of Reformation literature. In it, Jerom Zanchius shows that God has from eternity foreordained whatsoever comes to pass. Nothing happens to men except what the Lord decrees. This doctrine Zanchius defends from Scripture and all objections.