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Mourning for the dead lasts seven days, but for a fool or an ungodly man it lasts all his life. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 12)
Fences set on a high place will not stand firm against the wind; so a timid heart with a fool's purpose will not stand firm against any fear. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 18)
A man who pricks an eye will make tears fall, and one who pricks the heart makes it show feeling. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 19)
O Lord, Father and Ruler of my life, do not abandon me to their counsel, and let me not fall because of them! (Ecclesiasticus 24, 1)
O Lord, Father and God of my life, do not give me haughty eyes, (Ecclesiasticus 24, 4)
A man who swears many oaths will be filled with iniquity, and the scourge will not leave his house; if he offends, his sin remains on him, and if he disregards it, he sins doubly; if he has sworn needlessly, he will not be justified, for his house will be filled with calamities. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 11)
A man who breaks his marriage vows says to himself, "Who sees me? Darkness surrounds me, and the walls hide me, and no one sees me. Why should I fear? The Most High will not take notice of my sins." (Ecclesiasticus 24, 18)
His fear is confined to the eyes of men, and he does not realize that the eyes of the Lord are ten thousand times brighter than the sun; they look upon all the ways of men, and perceive even the hidden places. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 19)
For first of all, she has disobeyed the law of the Most High; second, she has committed an offense against her husband; and third, she has committed adultery through harlotry and brought forth children by another man. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 23)
Those who survive her will recognize that nothing is better than the fear of the Lord, and nothing sweeter than to heed the commandments of the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 27)
Just as the first man did not know her perfectly, the last one has not fathomed her; (Ecclesiasticus 25, 28)
My soul takes pleasure in three things, and they are beautiful in the sight of the Lord and of men; agreement between brothers, friendship between neighbors, and a wife and a husband who live in harmony. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 1)
