As is the apostle Paul's writing style, he repeated interacts with objections and arguments that he had experienced in the immediate context or from those throughout his ministry. Romans 9:19-33 is another classic example of Paul dealing with those who would object to God's absolute sovereignty in matters pertaining to the election of God's children. In fact, Paul broaches the subject of double predestination, whereby a remnant are chosen for "honorable use," while others are left to themselves for "dishonorable use." The latter of which are for a demonstration of God's power toward those receiving the riches of His glory.