Uttarajjhayana 128.1.44

128.1.44

22 natthi nūṇaṃ pare loe | iḍḍhī vāvi tavassiṇo /
aduvā vaṃcio mi tti | ii bhikkhū na cintae ||44||

A monk should not think: 'There is, indeed, no life to come, nor an exalted state to be acquired by penances; in short, I have been deceived.' (44)
A monk should not think: 'Those lied who said that there were, are, and will be Ginas.' (45)
All these troubles have been declared by the Kâsyapa. A monk should not be vanquished by them, when attacked by any anywhere.
Thus I say.