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when he took his ceremonial robe and put on his magnificent ornaments, when he went up to the holy altar and filled the sanctuary precincts with his grandeur; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 11)
when he received the portions from the hands of the priests, himself standing by the altar hearth, crowned with the circle of his brothers, as a cedar of Lebanon is by its foliage, as though surrounded by the trunks of palm trees. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 12)
He would reach out his hand to the cup and pour a libation of wine, pouring it at the foot of the altar, a fragrance pleasing to the Most High, King of All; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 15)
And now bless the God of all things, the doer of great deeds everywhere, who has exalted our days from the womb and has acted mercifully towards us. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 22)
May he grant us cheerful hearts and bring peace in our time, in Israel for ages on ages. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 23)
May his mercy be faithfully with us, may he redeem us in our own times! (Ecclesiasticus 50, 24)
Instruction in wisdom and knowledge is what has been written in this book by Jesus son of Sira Eleazar of Jerusalem, who has poured a rain of wisdom from his heart. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 27)
I shall give thanks to you, Lord and King, and praise you, God my Saviour, I give thanks to your name; (Ecclesiasticus 51, 1)
true to your abounding kindness -- and the greatness of your name -- you liberated me from the fangs of those seeking to devour me, from the clutches of those seeking my life, from the many ordeals which I have endured, (Ecclesiasticus 51, 3)
I was completely surrounded, there was no one to help me; I looked for someone to help me, there was no one. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 7)
Then I remembered your mercy, Lord, and your deeds from earliest times, how you deliver those who wait for you patiently, and save them from the clutches of their enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 8)
I called on the Lord, the father of my Lord, 'Do not desert me in the days of ordeal, in the days of the proud, when we are helpless. I shall praise your name unceasingly and gratefully sing its praises.' (Ecclesiasticus 51, 10)
