How do we know God's way is a plain path?

David prays for guidance on 'a plain path' in Psalm 27:11, reflecting a desire for clarity amid life’s confusion. Although God's ways may involve trials and seem unfathomable, Scripture testifies that He is wise and good, guiding His people toward righteousness and ultimately to Himself (Proverbs 3:5-6). The path may appear complex and include testing, as indicated by Job’s experiences, yet it leads to spiritual growth and relies on the understanding that God knows the end from the beginning. Thus, for believers, the path is plain in the sense that it is directed towards a known destination in Christ (John 14:6).