Löydetty 1440 Tulokset: Honor Father And Mother

• Your words can bring you honor and dishonor; a man's tongue brings about his downfall. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 13)

• For wisdom brings her own honor, she does not reveal herself to everyone. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 22)

• Do not demand authority from the Lord nor from the king a place of honor. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 4)

• Honor your father with your whole heart and do not be forgetful of the sufferings of your mother. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 27)

• Fear the Lord and honor the priest. Give him the share which has been commanded: the first harvest, the sin-offering, the shoulders of the victims, the holy offerings and the first fruits of sacred things. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 31)

• Which race is worthy of honor? The human race. Which race is worthy of honor? Those who fear the Lord. Which race is despicable? The human race. Which race is despicable? Those who break the commandments. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 19)

• It is not right to despise the poor man who keeps the law; it is not fitting to honor the sinful man. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 23)

• The leader, the judge, and the powerful man are worthy of honor, but no one is greater than the man who fears the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 24)

• Do not be proud because of the clothes you wear; do not be proud when people honor you. Do you know what the Lord is preparing in a mysterious way? (Ecclesiasticus 11, 4)

• She will come out to meet him like a mother and greet him like a virgin bride; (Ecclesiasticus 15, 2)

• Badly brought up sons are the shame of their father, and daughters, a humiliation. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 3)

• A sensible daughter is a treasure to her husband, but the disgraceful one is a burden to her father. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 4)