Man bonded by disobedience and driven by sin; Heilsweg of man. Two biblical allegories in architectural frame. Left becomes the apostate man, which led himself through self-love, lust, desire and hosteen, bound by the personification of disobedience to a tree. On the right, the bound man is hunted by the personification of sin with a scour. Under both performances a four-line verse in the Nederduits and a four-line text in Latin. Number 3 and 4 from a reformational series about the sinity and justification of man.