There is none can tell you how these men wan∣der up and down, and are at their wits end, and when one way fails, are put with as much incertainty to de∣vise a new, to attain that which they design. Where∣as the wayes wherein I would lead you are simple and plain, and lye so openly before your eyes, that you need not study what you have to do. Every body may soon know what Justice is, and there needs no Art at all to define it. To live purely, to forgive ene∣mies, to trust in God, and to speak the truth, are things of no intricacy, and will not torture your mind for one moment to know what belongs unto them. They are very straight paths, and there are no laby∣rinths in which they involve you. Bring but honesty enough, and there needs not much wit, and no cunning at all to follow these courses. Do but consider this well, and you will think it a great happiness to follow Jesus. For the obtaining of whose love and favour, of his rest and peace, you need not use any base Arts, nor practise deceitful tricks, nor work treasons, nor be at the charge to calumniate your neighbours, nor take the pains to lye and couzen, to cog and flatter, to hu∣mour the lusts of men, to contradict your reason, and wound your conscience. It will cost you neither bad nights, nor unquiet sleep, nor vexatious dayes, nor careful thoughts; it will stand you neither in the loss of honour, nor the loss of life and happiness; but in na∣tural and easie wayes, in pleasant and safe courses you may provide for the immortality of them both. I cannot but call them pleasant, because I am assured that when you are once used to the Rode, you will find the most rugged wayes to be more delightful, and in all regards more easie to the Pilgrims feet, than any of those are, which lead unto the opposite Countries. The greatest