Löydetty 1103 Tulokset: Blind Father
An undisciplined son is the shame of his father, but an undisciplined daughter will be to his degradation. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 3)
She who is bold shames her father and her husband, and she will not be less offensive to the impious. For she will be held in dishonor by both. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 5)
Lord, Father and Ruler of my life: may you not abandon me to their counsel, nor permit me to fall by them. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 1)
Lord, Father and God of my life: may you not abandon me to their plans. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 4)
When you sit in the midst of great men, remember your father and mother. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 18)
When his father has died, it will be as if he were not dead. For he will have left behind someone who is like himself. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 4)
Whoever offers a sacrifice from the substance of the poor is like one who sacrifices the son in the sight of his father. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 24)
The sons of an impious father will complain, for they are in disgrace because of him. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 10)
Have shame of these things: of fornication before father and mother, and of a lie before the first leader and the powerful, (Ecclesiasticus 41, 21)
The vigilance of a father for his daughter is hidden, and his concern for her takes away his sleep. For perhaps, in her adolescence, she might be brought into adulthood. Or when she lives with her husband, she might become hateful. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 9)
In her virginity, she might be defiled, and then she may be found to be pregnant in her father’s house. Or perhaps, when she lives with her husband, she might stray, or at least become barren. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 10)
In three ways, the sun acts: scorching the mountains, emitting fiery rays, and shining with its beams that can blind the eyes. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 4)
