combineFilters.js

const arg1 = (arg) => arg !== 1
const arg2 = (arg) => arg !== 2

function combineFilters (filters) {
  return filters.reduce((prev, curr) =>
    (arg) => prev(arg) && curr(arg)
  , () => true)
}

console.log(combineFilters([arg2, arg1, arg1])(1)); // false
console.log(combineFilters([arg2, arg1, arg1])(2)); // false
console.log(combineFilters([arg2, arg1, arg1])(3)); // true

You could also skip having people adding the array, by using the spread operator to parse the arguments.

const arg1 = (arg) => arg !== 1
const arg2 = (arg) => arg !== 2

function combineFilters (...filters) {
  return filters.reduce((prev, curr) =>
    (arg) => prev(arg) && curr(arg)
  , () => true)
}

console.log(combineFilters(arg2, arg1, arg1)(1)); // false
console.log(combineFilters(arg2, arg1, arg1)(2)); // false
console.log(combineFilters(arg2, arg1, arg1)(3)); // true