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• Remember the commandments, and do not bear your fellow ill-will, remember the covenant of the Most High, and ignore the offence. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 7)

• Blow on a spark and up it flares, spit on it and out it goes; both are the effects of your mouth. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 12)

• the death it inflicts is a miserable death, Sheol is preferable to it. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 21)

• Until he gets something, a man will kiss his neighbour's hand, and refer diffidently to his wealth; but when the loan falls due, he puts this off, he repays with offhand words, and pleads the inconvenience of the time. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 5)

• Do not forget the favour your guarantor has done you; he has given his life for you. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 15)

• The first thing in life is water, and bread, and clothing, and a house for the sake of privacy. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 21)

• Better the life of the poor under a roof of planks, than lavish fare in somebody else's house. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 22)

• It is a miserable life, going from house to house; wherever you stay, you dare not open your mouth, (Ecclesiasticus 29, 24)

• In life he has had the joy of his company, dying, he has no anxieties. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 5)

• Better death than a wretched life, and everlasting rest than chronic illness. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 17)

• Good things lavished on a closed mouth are like food offerings put on a grave. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 18)

• What use is an offering to an idol which can neither eat nor smell? How describe someone pursued by the Lord's displeasure? (Ecclesiasticus 30, 19)