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A generous man will be made glad; likewise transgressors will utterly fail. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 14)
The eye desires grace and beauty, but the green shoots of grain more than both. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 22)
When a man looks to the table of another, his existence cannot be considered as life. He pollutes himself with another man's food, but a man who is intelligent and well instructed guards against that. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 29)
O death, how welcome is your sentence to one who is in need and is failing in strength, very old and distracted over everything; to one who is contrary, and has lost his patience! (Ecclesiasticus 42, 2)
Have regard for your name, since it will remain for you longer than a thousand great stores of gold. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 12)
Therefore show respect for my words: For it is good to retain every kind of shame, and not everything is confidently esteemed by every one. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 16)
of meddling with his maidservant -- and do not approach her bed; of abusive words, before friends -- and do not upbraid after making a gift; (Ecclesiasticus 42, 22)
while a virgin, lest she be defiled or become pregnant in her father's house; or having a husband, lest she prove unfaithful, or, though married, lest she be barren. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 10)
He has ordained the splendors of his wisdom, and he is from everlasting and to everlasting. Nothing can be added or taken away, and he needs no one to be his counselor. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 21)
All these things live and remain for ever for every need, and are all obedient. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 23)
A man tending a furnace works in burning heat, but the sun burns the mountains three times as much; it breathes out fiery vapors, and with bright beams it blinds the eyes. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 4)
Look upon the rainbow, and praise him who made it, exceedingly beautiful in its brightness. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 11)
