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• A desirous soul is like a burning fire, it will not be quenched, until it devours something. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 22)

• And a man who is wicked in the desires of his flesh will not desist until he has kindled a fire. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 23)

• I lived in the highest places, and my throne is in the pillar of a cloud. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 7)

• For the fire burns according to the wood of the forest. And the anger of a man burns according to the strength of the man. And according to his resources, he will exalt his anger. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 12)

• A hasty contention kindles a fire. And a hasty quarrel sheds blood. And an accusatory tongue brings death. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 13)

• If you blow on a spark, it will increase to a fire. But if you spit on it, it will be extinguished. Both of these proceed from the mouth. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 14)

• Fire tests the hardness of iron; similarly, drinking wine to inebriation will rebuke the hearts of the arrogant. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 31)

• Let those who escape be devoured by the wrath of fire. And let those who harass your people find perdition. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 11)

• He who holds to a good wife establishes a possession. She is a helper in agreement with him, and she is a pillar of rest. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 26)

• The blacksmith, sitting by his anvil and considering a work of iron, is similar. The steam from the fire singes his flesh, and he struggles against the heat of the furnace. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 29)

• The principal things necessary for the life of men are: water, fire, and iron, salt, milk, and flour for bread, and honey, and the grape cluster, and oil, and clothing. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 31)

• Fire, hail, famine, and death: all these were created for vengeance. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 35)