A religious course is often spoken of as a way (Prov. xv. 21; Jer.
xxi. 8; Matt. vii. 14). The way of which our text speaks is
described--1. _As a highway._ It is not a secluded private path, but
a public highway opened by the authority of the King of kings; a way
designed for the general accommodation of the human race, and leading
to the metropolis of the universe. 2. _It is a holy way._ 3. _It is a
plain way._ Not a way requiring extensive philosophical knowledge or
deep metaphysical research to comprehend it. All the Gospel
requirements and duties are plain. 4. _It is a safe way._[1] Satan
may try to allure us from it, but he cannot interrupt us while
walking in it.