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• The rich for ever toils, piling up money, and then, leaving off, he is gorged with luxuries; (Ecclesiasticus 31, 3)

• Whoever seeks the Law will be nourished by it, the hypocrite will find it a stumbling-block. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 15)

• Do not venture on a rough road, for fear of stumbling over the stones. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 20)

• The feelings of a fool are like a cart-wheel, a fool's thought revolves like a turning axle. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 5)

• Fodder, the stick and burdens for a donkey, bread, discipline and work for a slave. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 25)

• Fulfilling the Law requires no such falsehood, and wisdom is perfected in veracity. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 8)

• The eyes of the Lord watch over those who love him, he is their powerful protection and their strong support, their screen from the desert wind, their shelter from the midday sun, a guard against stumbling, an assurance against a fall. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 16)

• Add a smiling face to all your gifts, and be cheerful as you dedicate your tithes. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 8)

• O evil inclination, why were you created, to cover the earth with deceit? (Ecclesiasticus 37, 3)

• Do not consult a woman about her rival, or a coward about war, a merchant about prices, or a buyer about selling, anyone mean about gratitude, or anyone selfish about kindness, a lazy fellow about any sort of work, or a casual worker about finishing a job, an idle servant about a major undertaking-- do not rely on these for any advice. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 11)

• Healing itself comes from the Most High, like a gift received from a king. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 2)

• He uses these for healing and relieving pain; the druggist makes up a mixture from them. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 7)