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• Take care not to be led astray, and not to be humiliated in your feasting. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 8)

• Do not push forward, lest you be repulsed; and do not remain at a distance, lest you be forgotten. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 10)

• Do not try to treat him as an equal, nor trust his abundance of words; for he will test you through much talk, and while he smiles he will be examining you. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 11)

• Cruel is he who does not keep words to himself; he will not hesitate to injure or to imprison. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 12)

• What fellowship has a wolf with a lamb? No more has a sinner with a godly man. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 17)

• If a rich man slips, his helpers are many; he speaks unseemly words, and they justify him. If a humble man slips, they even reproach him; he speaks sensibly, and receives no attention. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 22)

• Blessed is the man who does not blunder with his lips and need not suffer grief for sin. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 1)

• Blessed is he whose heart does not condemn him, and who has not given up his hope. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 2)

• Riches are not seemly for a stingy man; and of what use is property to an envious man? (Ecclesiasticus 15, 3)

• If a man is mean to himself, to whom will he be generous? He will not enjoy his own riches. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 5)

• No one is meaner than the man who is grudging to himself, and this is the retribution for his baseness; (Ecclesiasticus 15, 6)

• A greedy man's eye is not satisfied with a portion, and mean injustice withers the soul. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 9)