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Verse 25. There is a way that seemeth right to a man: but the issue thereof are the ways of death.

Verse 25. There is a way that seemeth right to a man: but the issue thereof are the waies of death.

There is a way] an ungodly, but a common course of life, which all unregenerate persons do take, [that seemeth right to a man] wherein he pleaseth himself; and being either blindfolded by lust, or misled by carnal reason, custom, or company, thinketh it not to be very displeasing to God, or ⟨p. 95⟩dangerous to himself: [but the issue thereof are the ways of death] in the end it will bring them to destruction, toward which they have been travelling all their life time before. See Chap. 12. verse 15. and Chap. 14. verse 12. where the self same words have been expounded.

THere is a way] an vngodly, but a common course of life, which all vnregenerate persons doe take, [that seemeth right to a man] wherein he pleaseth himselfe; and being either blindfolded by lust, or misled by carnall reason, custome, or companie, thinketh it not to be very displeasing to God, or ⟨p. 95⟩dangerous to himselfe: [but the issue thereof are the waies of death] in the end it will bring them to destruction, toward which they haue beene trauelling all their life time before. See Chap. 12. verse 15. and Chap. 14. verse 12. where the selfe same words haue beene expounded.