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Solomon rested with his ancestors, leaving one of his stock as his successor, the stupidest member of the nation, brainless Rehoboam, who drove the people to rebel. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 23)
dragging kings down to destruction, and high dignitaries from their beds; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 6)
designated in the prophecies of doom to allay God's wrath before the fury breaks, to turn the hearts of fathers towards their children, and to restore the tribes of Jacob. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 10)
as Jeremiah had predicted; for they had ill-treated him, though consecrated a prophet in his mother's womb, to tear up and afflict and destroy, but also to build up and to plant. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 7)
so too was Joshua son of Jozadak; they who in their days built the Temple and raised a sanctuary sacred to the Lord, destined to everlasting glory. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 12)
It was the High Priest Simon son of Onias who repaired the Temple during his lifetime and in his day fortified the sanctuary. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 1)
when he received the portions from the hands of the priests, himself standing by the altar hearth, crowned with the circle of his brothers, as a cedar of Lebanon is by its foliage, as though surrounded by the trunks of palm trees. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 12)
There are two nations that my soul detests, the third is not a nation at all: (Ecclesiasticus 50, 25)
for you have been my guard and support and redeemed my body from destruction, from the snare of the lying tongue, from lips that fabricate falsehood; in the presence of my assailants, you were on my side; you have been my support, you have redeemed me, (Ecclesiasticus 51, 2)
Then I remembered your mercy, Lord, and your deeds from earliest times, how you deliver those who wait for you patiently, and save them from the clutches of their enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 8)
And my plea was heard, for you saved me from destruction, you delivered me from that time of evil. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 11)
For I was determined to put her into practice, have earnestly pursued the good, and shall not be put to shame. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 18)
