SECT. XII All these things tend to this, namely, to teach us, that the assent there is in faith has the greatest certainty, which cannot be outdone by the certainty of any mathematical demonstration; wherefore they speak very incautiously, who contend that the mind may be deceived by a falshood under the notion of faith, since the proper object of faith is the testimony of God, which is necessarily true, and more certain than any demonstration. Nor can any places of scripture be brought, in which