New Reformed divisions: Tilenus's decreeing and executing grace
Thesis XXV. Besides the standard divisions of grace used in the Roman school, the Reformed doctors have devised many of their own. Tilenus, for example, distinguishes God's grace into decreeing and executing grace.
The first, he says, means God's eternal purpose to choose us before the foundations of the world were laid. The second covers the whole working out of this wonderful mystery through its various times and stages (On the names of the divine will, disputation 1, thesis 24).
Latin
XXV. Sed praeter solennes illas gratiae divisiones usitatas in Schola Rom. multae sunt a Doctoribus Reformatis excogitatae. Sic Tilenus Dei gratiam distinguit in decernentem atque exequentem. Illa, inquit, denotat aeternum Dei propositum de nobis eligendis ante jacta mundi fundamenta: Ista complectitur totam admirandi hujus mysterii oeconomiam, secundum temporum ac graduum varietatem. De divinae voluntatis nominibus disp. 1. th. 24.