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• Your words can bring you honor and dishonor; a man's tongue brings about his downfall. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 13)

• Do not commit the same sin twice; once is enough to bring punishment upon you. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 8)

• Violence and pride bring down the rich; the arrogant man's house will be brought low. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 4)

• Do not waste words on the fool or go with the stupid man; beware of him lest he bring you trouble and his contact leave you contaminated. Stay away from him if you want rest and do not want to be worn out by his requests. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 13)

• Pamper your child and later he will terrify you; play with him and he will bring you sorrow. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 9)

• Do not appear before the Lord with empty hands. The commandment requires that you bring an offering. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 4)

• Better a man's wickedness than a woman's kindness; women bring shame and disgrace. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 14)

• The look on their faces denounces them: they do not hide their sin; instead, they parade it, like Sodom: Woe to them! They bring about their own downfall! (Isaiah 3, 9)

• Yahweh will bring a time much worse than any since Ephraim broke away from Judah. (Isaiah 7, 17)

• therefore the Lord will bring against them the waters of the River, deep and mighty - the king of Assyria with all his pomp. It will rise over all its channels and overflow all its banks; (Isaiah 8, 7)

• Nations will take them and bring them to their own place. But as soon as they are back home, the people of Israel will subdue them and make them servants and maids. Thus the people of Israel will make captives of their captors and rule over their oppressors. (Isaiah 14, 2)

• The waters of Dimon flow with blood, but worse is yet in store, for I will bring lions upon Dimon, upon those who escape from Moab, and upon those who survive in the land. (Isaiah 15, 9)