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• You should not make requests of one who is greatly troubled, and you should not avert your face from the indigent. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 4)

• Make yourself a friend to the congregation of the poor, and humble your soul before an elder, and humble your head before the great. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 7)

• Those who hold to her will inherit life. And whatever place she enters, God will bless. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 14)

• For confusion and remorse is upon a thief, and a wicked mark is upon the double-tongued; but for the whisperer, there is hatred and animosity and disgrace. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 17)

• Do not be willing to become an enemy instead of a friend to your neighbor. For an evil man will inherit reproach and disgrace, as will every sinner who is envious and double-tongued. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 1)

• And there is a friend who is a companion at table, but he will not remain in a day of need. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 10)

• If he humbles himself before you and hides himself from your face, you shall have a noble and harmonious friendship. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 12)

• Nothing is comparable to a faithful friend, and no weight of silver or gold is worth more than the goodness of his fidelity. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 15)

• Stand among the multitude of prudent elders, and join yourself to their wisdom from the heart, so that you may be able to hear every discourse about God, and so that the proverbs of praise may not flee from you. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 35)

• You should not ridicule a man in bitterness of soul. For there is One who humbles and who exalts: the all-seeing God. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 12)

• Humble your spirit greatly. For the retribution against the flesh of the impious is with fire and worms. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 19)

• And reach out your hand to the poor, so that your atonement and your blessing may be perfected. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 36)