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• For, in remembrance of your words, they were examined and were quickly saved, for forgetfulness is not engraved into your altar so that they would be unable to obtain your help. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 11)

• For the elements in themselves are in the process of being changed, just as when the sound of a musical instrument is being altered in quality, yet each one keeps its own sound, from where it is considered to be and according to its fixed appearance. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 17)

• Believe God, and he will restore you to health. And straighten your way, and hope in him. Observe his fear, and grow old in it. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 6)

• Do not choose to be anxious for unjust wealth. For these things will not benefit you in the day of darkness and retribution. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 10)

• You should not ridicule a man in bitterness of soul. For there is One who humbles and who exalts: the all-seeing God. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 12)

• You should not contend with a wealthy man, lest perhaps he may bring an action against you. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 2)

• You should not envy the glory and wealth of a sinner. For you do not know what may be his undoing in the future. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 16)

• The fear of God is the glory of the wealthy, and of the honorable, and of the poor. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 25)

• The wisdom of one who is humble will exalt his head, and will cause him to sit down in the midst of great men. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 1)

• Yet the eye of God has looked with favor upon him for his benefit, and he has lifted him up from his humiliation, and he has exalted his head. And many have wondered at him, and they have honored God. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 13)

• Good things and misfortune, life and death, poverty and wealth, are from God. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 14)

• Whoever associates with those more honorable than himself sets a burden on himself. And so, you should have no fellowship with someone who is wealthier than you. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 2)