same language, and the contrast was good enough: “The way of the righteous, the way of the wicked,” and simplicity of words would have been preserved.30 The way of the ungodly, he says, has such a beautiful appearance that they are looked upon by men as if they could rise in judgment and council. But He who is not deceived knows their ways; He knows them to be ungodly, and before Him they do not belong to His church. He knows only the just, not the unjust; that is, He does not approve of them.