The wages sin promises the sinner, are life, profit, pleasure: but the wages it pays, are death, torment, and perdition. He that would know its falsehood and deceit, must compare its promises with its payments.
Sin promises life and pleasure but pays only death, revealing its deceit when promise is compared to payment.
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