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Gold and silver make the foot stand sure, but good counsel is esteemed more than both. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 25)
The fear of the Lord is like a garden of blessing, and covers a man better than any glory. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 27)
O death, how bitter is the reminder of you to one who lives at peace among his possessions, to a man without distractions, who is prosperous in everything, and who still has the vigor to enjoy his food! (Ecclesiasticus 42, 1)
O death, how welcome is your sentence to one who is in need and is failing in strength, very old and distracted over everything; to one who is contrary, and has lost his patience! (Ecclesiasticus 42, 2)
Whatever is from the dust returns to dust; so the ungodly go from curse to destruction. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 10)
The days of a good life are numbered, but a good name endures for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 13)
Therefore show respect for my words: For it is good to retain every kind of shame, and not everything is confidently esteemed by every one. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 16)
of repeating and telling what you hear, and of revealing secrets. Then you will show proper shame, and will find favor with every man. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 23)
of profit from dealing with merchants, and of much discipline of children, and of whipping a wicked servant severely. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 5)
Whatever you deal out, let it be by number and weight, and make a record of all that you give out or take in. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 7)
A daughter keeps her father secretly wakeful, and worry over her robs him of sleep; when she is young, lest she do not marry, or if married, lest she be hated; (Ecclesiasticus 43, 9)
Keep strict watch over a headstrong daughter, lest she make you a laughingstock to your enemies, a byword in the city and notorious among the people, and put you to shame before the great multitude. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 11)
