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• Confess while living; you should give thanks while you are still alive and healthy. And you should praise God and glory in his compassion. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 27)

• For not all things can be in men, because the son of man is not immortal, and because they are pleased by the emptiness of malice. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 29)

• Whoever sins against his own soul will be punished. And whoever rejoices in malice will be condemned. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 6)

• All iniquity is like a two-edged spear; there is no healing in its wound. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 4)

• If you have opened a harsh mouth against a friend, you should not fear; for there may be a reconciliation. However, if there are accusations, or abuse, or arrogance, or the revealing of secrets, or a wound from deceitfulness, in all these cases, a friend will flee away. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 27)

• O sons: listen to the doctrine of my mouth. For those who observe it will not perish by the lips, nor be scandalized into wicked works. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 7)

• A sinner is held by his own emptiness. And the arrogant and those who speak evil will be scandalized by these things. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 8)

• The sadness of the heart is every wound. And the wickedness of a wife is every malice. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 17)

• All malice is brief compared to the malice of a wife. Let the fate of sinners fall upon her! (Ecclesiasticus 25, 26)

• Whoever seeks the law will be filled from the law. But whoever acts with treachery will be scandalized by treachery. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 19)

• A sinful man will shun correction, and he will find a rationalization in accord with his own will. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 21)

• If she offers healing words, then she both comforts and shows mercy; and so her husband is not like other men. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 25)