Double jeopardy objection answered: Ephesians 2 proves the elect were under wrath after the cross, i.e., already "double payment" on limited atonement

If double jeopardy means no one for whom Christ died can ever be under wrath, then the elect believers in Ephesians 2 were experiencing "double payment" — they were still under wrath even after the cross had already paid for their sins. The Calvinist framework therefore creates the very double-jeopardy problem it claims to avoid. This shows the construct is applying a flawed logic to Scripture.