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Indeed , they noted that this was done at the expense of an increased volume load on the left side of the heart , as some of this blood had recently returned from the lungs . " [ 430 ] For in reference to such matters as can be done with a good and single and noble intention , although they may also be done with an intention the reverse of good , those parties wished , howbeit they were [ mere ] men , to pronounce judgment upon the secrets of the heart , of which God alone is Judge . That the law , in its precepts and prohibitions , had regard unto the regulation of the heart , with all its first motions and acting ; for he asserts that the inmost thoughts of the heart , and the first motions of concupiscence therein , though not consented unto , much less actually accomplished in the outward deeds of sin , and all the occasions leading unto them , are directly forbidden in the law . I know no better illustration of the process of faith as the assertion of the heart , as the spontaneous declaration of our own deepest inward principle , of something that we cannot help but live from , once we dare to be real .