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It was not so with their impious enemies; with them, God decreed that pitiless justice should run its course, knowing well what ill-doing of theirs lay yet in store; (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 1)
Such, too, were their memories of Egypt itself; memories of the land that bred lice and could breed no beasts else, the river that could spawn frogs, yet never a fish lived there. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 10)
then fire, in its turn, could not waste the frail flesh of living creatures that traversed it, nor melt that heavenly food that melted easily as ice. No means wouldst thou neglect, Lord, to magnify thy people and win them renown; never wouldst thou leave them unregarded, but always and everywhere camest to their side.✻ (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 20)
My son, if thy mind is to enter the Lord’s service, wait there in his presence, with honesty of purpose and with awe, and prepare thyself to be put to the test. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 1)
Submissive be thy heart, and ready to bear all; to wise advice lend a ready ear, and be never hasty when ill times befall thee. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 2)
Wherever choice souls are found, wisdom is the mother of them; all submissiveness and love their breed is. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 1)
None that fears the Lord but honours the parents who gave him life, slave to master owes no greater service. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 8)
Faithfully it shall be made good to thee, nor shalt thou be forgotten when the time of affliction comes; like ice in summer the record of thy sins shall melt away. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 17)
Nor ever flatter thyself that thou hast sinned and come away scot-free; the eternal justice waits its time. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 4)
Firm let thy feet be set on the path the Lord has chosen for thee; be true to thy own thought and to the knowledge thou hast, and ever let the counsels of peace and justice guide thee on thy way. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 12)
The slave that works for thee faithfully, the hireling that is pledged to thy service, injure not; (Ecclesiasticus 7, 22)
Cattle thou hast; tend them well, nor part with them while they do thee good service. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 24)
