cernis ut una via est multis anfractibus errans, talem passa ducem qui non sinat ire salutis ad Dominum, sed mortis iter per devia monstrat, devia picta bonis brevibus, sed fine sub ipso tristia et in subitam praeceps inmersa Charybdem? ite procul, gentes! consortia nulla viarum sunt vobis cum plebe Dei; discedite longe et vestrum penetrate chaos, quo vos vocat ille praevius infernae perplexa per avia noctis! at nobis vitae Dominum quaerentibus unum lux iter est et clara dies et gratia simplex.
Do you not see how it is but one way, that wanders in many windings under a guide who will not let you go to the Lord of salvation, but shows you the road to death along by-ways'by-ways which are tricked out with short-lived benefits but at the end are grim and plunge suddenly down headlong to Charybdis? Away, ye pagans! You have no fellowship in the way with the people of God. Depart ye afar, and enter into your own darkness, whither that guide calls you, who goes before you over tangled ways far from the road, in the night of hell! But for us as we seek the Lord of life the one way is light and clear day and grace unmixed;
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