retrievableness

noun

retrievableness

noun

Etymology From retrievable + -ness.

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Rare retrievability

  • The notion of inherent retrievableness cannot consist with the condition of a totally fallen creature. And yet it must be by some such influence that evil is repressed, and goodness encouraged.1839, Richard Treffry, Letters on the atonement, page 185:

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