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• By two things, my heart is greatly saddened, and at a third, anger overwhelms me: (Ecclesiasticus 26, 25)

• As the pruning of a tree reveals its fruit, so does a word reveal the thoughts in the heart of a man. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 7)

• There is no revenue above the revenue of a healthy body. And there is no delight above a joyful heart. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 16)

• The gladness of the heart is the life of a man, and it is a treasure of sanctity without defect. And the exultation of a man is length of life. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 23)

• Take pity on your own soul by pleasing God, and show self-restraint. Gather your heart into his sanctity, and drive sadness far away from yourself. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 24)

• A cheerful and good heart is like a feast. And its feasts are formed by diligence. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 27)

• Wine taken in moderation lifts up the mind and the heart. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 36)

• The heart of a fool is like the wheel of a cart. And his thoughts are like a turning axel. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 5)

• For your heart suffers from imagination, like a woman suffering in childbirth. Unless it is a visitation sent from the Most High, you should not set your heart upon it. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 6)

• Render glory to God with a good heart. And you should not reduce the first-fruits of your hands. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 10)

• The palate tests the meat of wild animals, and the understanding heart tests false words. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 21)

• A corrupt heart will cause grief, and a man of experience will resist it. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 22)