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For they, in their turn, will pray the Lord to grant them the grace to relieve and to heal, and so prolong your life. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 14)
In affliction sorrow persists, a life of grief is hard to bear. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 19)
For a person of private means and one who works hard, life is pleasant, better off than either, one who finds a treasure. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 18)
A life spent in eyeing someone else's table cannot be accounted a life at all. Other people's food defiles the gullet; a wise, well-brought-up person will beware of doing this. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 29)
This is the sentence passed on all living creatures by the Lord, so why object to what seems good to the Most High? Whether your life lasts ten or a hundred or a thousand years, its length will not be held against you in Sheol. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 4)
A good life lasts a certain number of days, but a good reputation lasts for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 13)
he gave him the commandments face to face, the law of life and knowledge, to teach Jacob his ordinances and Israel his decrees. He raised up Aaron, a holy man like Moses, his brother, of the tribe of Levi. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 6)
For he was a follower of the Mighty One, in the time of Moses showing his devotion, he and Caleb son of Jephunneh, by opposing the whole community, by preventing the people from sinning, and by silencing the mutters of rebellion. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 7)
Blessed, those who will see you, and those who have fallen asleep in love; for we too shall certainly have life. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 11)
Such was Elijah, who was enveloped in a whirlwind; and Elisha was filled with his spirit; throughout his life no ruler could shake him, and no one could subdue him. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 12)
In his days the sun moved back; he prolonged the life of the king. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 23)
true to your abounding kindness -- and the greatness of your name -- you liberated me from the fangs of those seeking to devour me, from the clutches of those seeking my life, from the many ordeals which I have endured, (Ecclesiasticus 51, 3)
