the Holy Spirit.” And again: “No man,” I say, “is a believer but who, trusting to the security of his salvation, confidently triumphs over the devil and death.” At the same time it is clear that he did not mean to teach that true believers never battle with doubts and uncertainties. Says he: “When we inculcate that faith ought to be certain and secure, we conceive not of a certainty attended with no doubt, or of a security interrupted by no anxiety; but rather affirm that believers have a perpetual