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I'm unsure of the bolded part of the sentence:
Haec prima sententia est, quam ut clarius explicemus, diligenter attendendum venit, ecquis iuxta hanc sententiam tum in electionis tum in reprobationis decreto ordo & concatenatio inter actus divinos sibi invicem succenturiatos ab iis statuatur.
Is ecquis an adjective modifying ordo?
Ecquis can be used as an interrogative adjective. Here I would read attendendum as calling for an indirect question clause.
attendendum ... ecquis ... ordo & concatenatio ... statuatur
We must consider whether any arrangement/order and sequence is established/posited
