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Chrysost. Hom. de Lazar. The ignorance of the Scriptures hath bred heresies: In Hom. 58. on Iohn. The Scriptures doe leade vs to God, doe driue away heretickes, and doe not suffer vs to goe out of the way.
Tertullian. de resurr. telleth vs, that heretickes flie the light of the Scriptures. Surely hereby its cleere then, that this Father
did not beleeue, that the Scriptures would make heretikes
S. Ierome in Esay c. 8. willeth vs in things doubtfull to haue recourse vnto the Scriptures to know the truth; otherwise, saith he, ye shall not haue the light of truth, but remaine euer in dark∣nesse of error. Therefore Scriptures expell the mist of errors, and doe not breed them in the iudgement of Saint Ierome. It is witnessed before by Augustine, Chrysostome, Tertullian, Basil, Ie∣rome, Gregory-Nyssen: that the Scriptures are the sound Rule of Faith; therefore cannot they be any ground for error.