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• According to your ability, be cautious of your neighbor, and treat him as the wise and prudent would. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 21)

• You should forget all injury done to you by your neighbor, and you should do nothing among the works of injury. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 6)

• There is an impious man who labors and hurries and grieves, but all the more will he be without abundance. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 11)

• For as a stomach with a bad smell vomits, and as a partridge is led into a cage, and like a deer led into a snare, so also is the heart of the arrogant. And it is like a bystander watching his neighbor fall. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 32)

• You will find, with difficulty and much labor, the sign of a good heart and a good face. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 32)

• Should you not leave it to others to divide your sorrows and labors by lot? (Ecclesiasticus 14, 15)

• Some spring up, and others fall away. Such is the generation of flesh and blood. One is finished, and another is born. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 19)

• You should not approve of their life, nor should you look with favor on their labors. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 2)

• He has beautified their works unto eternity. They have neither hungered, nor labored, and they have not ceased from their works. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 27)

• Neither will any one of them cause anguish to his neighbor, forever. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 28)

• And he commanded each one concerning his neighbor. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 12)

• You should not be reduced by the contention of borrowing, even if there is nothing in your purse. For you would be contending against your own life. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 33)