Cap. X Arg. V Major: Augustine Tract. 107/111 — world = those not in the lot of grace to be chosen out of it; those not given are those to whom Christ will not give eternal life = the passed-over alone
Hence on Tract. 107 on John's Gospel, at the words I ask not for the world, but for these whom you have given me, he writes: By world he means those who live by the world's lust, and are not in that lot of grace to be chosen by him out of the world. And Tract. 111: They have not been given to him to whom he will not give everlasting life. But who finally are those to whom Christ will not give everlasting life, except those — and those alone — whom we call the passed over, those not chosen or reprobate? For to all the elect he will give it.
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Hinc Tract. 107. in Evang. Joann. ad haec verba, Non pro mundo rogo, sed pro his quos dedisti mihi, sic scribit; Mundum vult intelligi, qui vivunt secundum concupiscentiam mundi, et non sunt in ea sorte gratiae ut ab illo eligantur ex mundo. Et Tract. 111: Non ei dati sunt, quibus vitam non dabit aeternam. At quinam tandem illi sunt, quibus Christus non dabit vitam aeternam, nisi illi, et illi soli, quos appellamus praeteritos, non-electos sive reprobatos? nam omnibus electis dabit eam.