45, 46. ("A Theological Essay on the Assistance of Divine Grace, namely: Whether it be possible for two people to have the same Measure of Grace, but that one should be converted and believe, and the other not."
45, 46. ("A theological examination of the nature of divine favor, particularly: Is it possible for two individuals to have an identical measure of divine favor, yet one is converted and believes, while the other remains unchanged in their faithlessness.")