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Nothing more easy than for a man to deceive himself: for the heart by reason of the great wickedness thereof, is a bottomless and unsearchable gulf of guile; in so much as none can know, not only another's, but not his own heart.
Daniel Dyke — Daniel Dyke, The Mystery of Self-Deceiving; or, A Discourse and Discovery of the Deceitfulness of Man's Heart, Chapter I on Jeremiah 17:9–10; posthumously published by Jeremiah Dyke (Monergism public-domain PDF transcription).
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Daniel Dyke, Daniel Dyke, The Mystery of Self-Deceiving; or, A Discourse and Discovery of the Deceitfulness of Man's Heart, Chapter I on Jeremiah 17:9–10; posthumously published by Jeremiah Dyke (Monergism public-domain PDF transcription). (monergism.com)
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