Controv. VII: Whether Christ's death is universal for all and each as to obtaining forgiveness
VII. On Christ's death as universal for all and each — elect and reprobate alike — as to obtaining forgiveness of sins, righteousness, and eternal life, provided they do not themselves place an obstacle: this returns to Controversy IV.
See also the Articles with the Arminians, II, on the breadth, object, and efficacy of Christ's death, and the first falsehoods there (pp. 250–252).
Latin
VII. De Morte Christi universali pro omnibus & singulis, tam electis quam reprobis, quoad impetrationem remissionis peccatorum, justitiae, & vitae aeternae, modo non ipsi ponant obicem, redit Controv. IV. Vide & Articul. cum Armin. II. de amplitudine, objecto, & efficacia Mortis Christi, ac πρῶτα ibi ψεύδη, p. 250. 251. 252.