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IF a man wil take his jour∣ney towards Hell, he need not fear to be out of his way, for that way is both common and plain, where he shall overtake many to bear him company; but none coming back to bring him commendation to his friends. But he that will resolve to take his voyage towards H••aven, shall have much ado to finde the way; for it is a troublesome path frequented but by few, and therefore we had need to set forwards betimes, if we will
come to the end of our jour∣ney. But the best is, though we travail•• hard to come to it, yet when we come, we shall be sure of a good lodging, where we may be joyfull and merry, and rest for ever without any more pain; banquetting and feast∣ing, like glad children in our elder brother's house.
* 1.1Teach me (O Lord) thy way, and let thy holy spirit direct me, thy Word con∣duct me, and the blessed An∣gells attend me, that I nei∣ther wander, fall, nor stum∣ble untill I arrive at the ha∣ven of happiness to dwell with thee forever more, A∣men.
Psal. 5. Psal. 139. Psal. 143.10: Luk. 16. Mat. 4. Exod. 23, 20