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• Fatal neglect of Wisdom’s guidance, that could blind their eyes to the claims of honour, and leave the world such a memorial of their folly, as should make the record of their sins unmistakable! (Wisdom of Solomon 10, 8)

• for the more proof that a man’s own sins are the instrument of his punishment. (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 17)

• Nay, without more ado thou mightest have overthrown them with a single blast; all at once their sins should have found them out, thy fierce breath whirled them away; but no, all thou doest is done in exact measure, all is nicely calculated and weighed. (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 21)

• Such a man, as no other, sins with his eyes open; from the same earthenware he will make you fragile pot or carved effigy as you will. (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 13)

• A lover of God will fall to prayer over his sins and sin no more; so, all his life long, his prayer shall find audience. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 4)

• Faithfully it shall be made good to thee, nor shalt thou be forgotten when the time of affliction comes; like ice in summer the record of thy sins shall melt away. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 17)

• Dost thou tell thyself God’s mercies are great, and he will pardon thy sins for all they are so many? (Ecclesiasticus 5, 6)

• Turn back to the Lord, and let thy sins be; (Ecclesiasticus 17, 21)

• While health serves thee, do penance for thy sins, and then, when sickness comes, shew thyself the man thou art.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 18, 21)

• and he is wisest who walks timorously, shunning carelessness in a world where sins abound. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 27)

• Sinned if thou hast, my son, be not emboldened to sin further; to prayer be-take thee, and efface the memory of sins past. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 1)

• Oaths a many, sins a many; punishment shall be still at thy doors. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 12)