Free Offer and   Before anyone starts working on anything related to the controversy Offer checkout httpenwikipediaorgwikiTalkFreeofferofthegospelOffert where Ive included information regarding the historical use of the term  Also the PRCA a group also debated upon whether its hypercalvinist has an interesting qualification of what they mean which is actually quite historically consistent in a paper befittlingly titled Is Denial of the WellMeant Offer HyperCalvinism  The doctrinal issue involved in the question Is denial of the wellmeant offer hyperCalvinism is precisely addressed and thoroughly explained by our Lords teaching in the parable of the wedding of the kings son in Matthew  God calls many men both Jews and Gentiles to the salvation that He has prepared in the death and resurrection of His Son Many of those who are called by the preaching of the gospel refuse to come and they would not come v Some do come to the marriage with the true faith that receives the wedding garment of the imputed righteousness of Christ The reason for this twofold outcome of the call of God in the preaching of the gospel Jesus gives in the concluding verse of the parable For many are called but few are chosen v There is a call of God by the preaching of the gospel to many more persons than those who have been elected This call however is sharply distinguished from the call that God gives to the elect The parable thus warns against hyperCalvinism on the one hand which tries to restrict the call to the chosen and against Arminianism on the other hand which denies any distinction between the call to the elect and the call to the reprobate The Reformed doctrine and practice of preaching obedient to the instruction of Christ in the parable is concerned to avoid error on either side  tooMuchData   thats where the tildes go but it always says too much data and gives the date so Im guessing the system will autosign for  after this arrow