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In every situation weigh the pros and cons and avoid evil. A wrong kind of shame could harm you. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 20)
Do not act against your better self to win favor from others. Do not let this kind of shame lead you into sin. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 22)
Do not allow yourself any kind of lie for nothing good will come of it. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 13)
All that lives loves its own kind and each person, his own neighbor. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 15)
Every animal relates to its own species and man to his own kind. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 16)
What kind of peace can exist between the hyena and the dog? What peace between the rich man and the poor man? (Ecclesiasticus 13, 18)
Does not dew temper the heat? So, too, a kind word is much better than a gift. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 16)
Birds associate with their own kind, so, too, does truth greet those who are faithful. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 9)
Nevertheless, be kind to those who have fallen on hard times, do not keep them waiting for your help. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 8)
O evil intention! From where have you sprung, to cover the earth with deceit? One kind of comrade takes advantage of his friend's good fortune; in time of trouble he turns against him. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 3)
Another kind shares his friend's suffering, for the sake of a meal; when it comes to a fight, he thinks only of saving himself. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 5)
Do not consult a woman about her rival, or a coward about war, or a merchant about exchange rates, or a buyer about selling, or a jealous man about gratitude, or a selfish person about generosity, or an idler about any kind of work, or a casual worker about finishing a job, or a lazy servant about an important task. Do not rely on these people for any advice. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 11)
