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• He who loves his son will frequently chastise him, so that he may be happy in the very end, and not grope for the doors of his neighbors. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 1)

• An untamed horse becomes stubborn, and a child left to himself becomes headstrong. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 8)

• Bow down his neck in his youth, and slap his sides while he is a child, lest perhaps he may become stubborn, and then he will not trust you, and so he will bring sorrow to your soul. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 12)

• The rich man has labored in gathering wealth, and in his rest, he will be filled with his goods. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 3)

• The poor man has labored in his lowly way, and in the end, he may still be in need. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 4)

• Understand which things are your neighbor’s and not your own. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 18)

• How sufficient is a little wine for a well-taught man! For in sleep, you will not labor because of it, and you will not feel pain. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 22)

• You should not argue with your neighbor during a banquet of wine. And you should not spurn him in his cheerfulness. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 41)

• You should not go into the way of ruin, and you then will not stumble on stones. You should not commit yourself to a laborious way; otherwise, you may set up a scandal against your own soul. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 25)

• Consider how I have not labored for myself alone, but for all who are seeking discipline. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 18)

• The yoke and the strap bend a stiff neck, and continual labors bend a servant. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 27)

• Whoever takes away the bread of sweat is like one who kills his neighbor. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 26)