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in good time, thou shalt repose in her, and find her all delight. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 29)
In time, those fetters of hers shall prove a strong protection, a sure support, that halter of hers a badge of honour about thy neck; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 30)
Where older men than thou are met, and wiser, take thou thy place, and give thy whole heart to their teaching; old tales of God’s wonders thou shalt hear, and sayings of much renown. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 35)
Remember at all times what thou must come to at the last, and thou shalt never do amiss. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 40)
Envy not the wrong-doer his wealth and state; beyond all expectation of thine it shall come to ruin. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 16)
From one that has the power of life and death keep thy distance; so thou shalt be free from mortal alarms. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 18)
If dealings thou hast with him, keep clear of all offence, or thou shalt pay for it with thy life. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 19)
when the heart forgets its Maker; and of all sin pride is the root. Leave it, or curses thou shalt have in full measure, and be ruined at the last. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 15)
Honest poverty never despise, nor flatter, for all his wealth, the evil-doer; (Ecclesiasticus 10, 26)
One man, that little wealth has, may boast of his skill and the fear of God, another man of his riches. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 33)
No such boast has the man of thrift, that by his own effort wins wealth. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 18)
… For rebellious sinners he has nothing but punishment, although he may save up the day of their punishing.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 12, 4)
