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NOW what this happiness is, and how 'tis to be attained, Men may search by probable conjectures: but if any thing con∣cerning this matter be revealed by God, that must be held for a most certain and undoubted
truth: which since Christian Religion pre∣tends to bring unto us above others, it shall be examined in the next Book whether or no Men ought to give credit thereunto, and as∣suredly build their faith thereon.