The scripture you just ignored
Starting with verse 1
Ephesians 1:1 (KJV)
1 Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, to the saints which are at Ephesus, and to the faithful in Christ Jesus:
Paul is writing to the faithful in Christ = plural
It is to the faithful in Christ is the promise to be holy and blameless before God in love
Not to unconditionally select some men to be in Christ
That is your problem right therei
previously
What else would you call the the collective body of the faithful in Christ
This is what Ephesians speaks of
gather together in one all things in Christ ... the redemption of the purchased possession ... his inheritance in the saints ...
the church, which is his body ... who has made both one ... to make in himself of twain
one new man ... that he might reconcile both unto God in
one body ... the household of God ... all the building fitly framed together er ... an holy temple ... builded together for an habitation of God ...
of the same body ... the mystery from the beginning of the world [now disclosed in] the church [as the fulfillment of] the eternal purpose which he purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord ... of whom the
whole family in heaven and earth is named ... glory
in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages ...
one body ... t
he body of Christ ...
the whole body fitly joined together ... increase of
the body ... we are members one of another ... Christ is the head of the church ... the saviour of
the body ... Christ loved
the church and gave himself for it, that he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, that he might present it to himself a glorious
church ... they two shall be one flesh [but] I speak concerning Christ and
the church. The concept of the corporate body of the elect is intrinsic in all the above excerpts. Consider 2:12, "you were without Christ, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel and strangers from the covenants of promise.... " The concept of the corporate election of Israel, a concept derived from many Scriptures, is clearly apparent. The concept of corporate election is equally apparent in Paul's assertion that Jews and Gentiles together are "reconciled to God in one body on the cross" (v. 16). The New Testament comprehends believers, not in isolation, but as members of the body of the elect. The election of individual men cannot be isolated from "the church, which is his body" any more than it can be isolated from Christ Himself.
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that is a collective body
What does it say, are individuals not part of the Church
Why would you assume the necessity that must be denied
Can God not know of the entity the church and not determine those in it should be holy and blameless and be adopted as son without determining who would be in it
Even further as per the Arminian belief could God not know who would be in Christ and sellect them to be holy and blameless
You have to reject both possibilities out of hand and just assume men are unconditionally selected to be in Christ which the passage never states