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to the lowliest person sitting in dust and ashes and covered with sackcloth, there is anger, envy, trouble and unrest, fear of death, rivalry and quarrels. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 4)
in death, bloodshed, strife, sword, misfortune, famine, affliction and calamity. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 9)
Death! What a bitter thought for someone who lives happily among his possessions, a prosperous and successful man who is still able to enjoy his food! (Ecclesiasticus 41, 1)
Your sentence, Death, is welcome to a needy person whose strength is failing, who is old, worn out, and full of worries; to one who is angry and without hope! (Ecclesiasticus 41, 2)
Do not be afraid of Death's sentence; think of those who have gone before you and those who will follow. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 3)
At birth you are born to be cursed and you will be cursed at death. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 9)
From Jacob's descendants the Lord brought forth an upright man who won the favor of everyone and was loved by God and men - Moses. Blessed be his memory! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 1)
At Moses' word he halted disaster; the Lord exalted him in the presence of kings. He gave him commandments for his people and let him glimpse something of his glory. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 3)
He raised up Aaron, the brother of Moses, a holy man like Moses, of the tribe of Levi. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 6)
It was Moses who consecrated him and anointed him with holy oil. It was for him an eternal covenant and for his descendants, for as long as the heavens would last, to serve the Lord as his priests and bless the people in his name. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 15)
Joshua, son of Nun, was a valiant arrior and as a prophet he was the successor of Moses. He lived up to his name, proving himself to be a savior of God's chosen people, punishing the enemies that attacked them and leading Israel to claim their land. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 1)
Joshua was loyal and devoted to the Almighty in the time of Moses, he and Caleb, son of Jephunneh. They stood firm against the assembly and tried to keep them from sinning by silencing their wicked murmuring. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 7)
