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• All were highly respected in their days and honored by the people they lived with. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 7)

• The names of some lived on and people still praise them today; (Ecclesiasticus 44, 8)

• Their bodies were buried in peace but their memory lives through generations. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 14)

• Peoples will speak of their wisdom and the assembly will celebrate their praise. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 15)

• Eternal covenants were made with him to ensure that never again would life be destroyed by flood. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 18)

• No one has been found to equal Abraham in glory, the great ancestor of many nations. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 19)

• He was faithful to the Law of the Most High who made a covenant with him, a covenant that was marked on his flesh, and on the day he was tested he was found faithful. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 20)

• That is why God promised by oath to bless all the nations through his descendants, that he would make them as numerous as the dust of the earth and exalt his posterity like the stars. He promised that their land would stretch from sea to sea, from the River to the ends of the earth. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 21)

• This Covenant and the blessing of all mankind he made to rest on the head of Jacob. He assured Jacob of his blessing, giving him the land that would be his and determining the portions to be shared among the twelve tribes. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 23)

• From Jacob's descendants the Lord brought forth an upright man who won the favor of everyone and was loved by God and men - Moses. Blessed be his memory! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 1)

• The Lord gave him glory equal to his holy angels and power that terrified his enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 2)

• At Moses' word he halted disaster; the Lord exalted him in the presence of kings. He gave him commandments for his people and let him glimpse something of his glory. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 3)