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23. He shall dye without in∣struction, and in the greatness of his folly he shall go astray.
23. Whose sentence upon such a person is this; that he shall inevitably perish, (v. 5.) because he refused to follow
these Instructions; and not onely miss of his aime of be∣ing happy, but, like men that wander from the right way, precipitate himself in∣to unexpected ruin (v. 9, 10, 11.) because he was such an egregious fool, as to take no warning by all that could be said to him; but still to com∣mit innumerable sins (v. 13, 14.) though he was told the many inconveniencies, nay mischiefs they would bring upon him.