The labour of the righteous tendeth to life: either,
1. The design of his labour is only this, that he may have wherewith to live honestly, without sinful shifts. Or,
2. The fruit or effect of his labour or industry (as this word labour is most commonly understood, and this best answers to the following clause, where fruit is put instead of this labour) is the preservation and prolongation of this life, and the obtaining of eternal life, to which an honest and conscientious diligence in men's worldly callings doth in some manner contribute. The fruit of the wicked, the fruit of all their labours and endeavours, to sin; tendeth to sin, serves only for fuel to men's pride, and luxury, and worldliness, and by that means oft causeth temporal, and always, without repentance, eternal death.