Löydetty 256 Tulokset: sat

• quails came out of the sea to satisfy their need. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 12)

• If you satisfy your lusts you will make yourself the laughingstock of your enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 31)

• Speak with your neighbor before you heap accusations on him; then leave room for the Law of the Almighty. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 17)

• to the indecent man, all food tastes sweet and he will not be satisfied until death. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 17)

• Three things disturb me and a fourth frightens me: neighborhood gossip, a rioting mob, a false accusation, all these are worse than death. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 5)

• The kiln tests the potter's handiwork; a man is tested by his conversation. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 5)

• The wise man's conversation follows wisdom all the time. In contrast, the fool changes like the moon. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 11)

• The conversation of fools is hateful, their laughter is coarse and raucous. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 13)

• For everything does not suit everybody, nor is everyone satisfied with all things. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 28)

• Do not be insatiable in every pleasure, or be excessive in what you eat; (Ecclesiasticus 37, 29)

• How magnificent are the works of the Lord! All his commands are appropriately timed and satisfy every need. No one should say: "What is this? Why is that?" All must be studied in its time. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 16)

• Certain winds are created as a means of punishment and in their fury they are a scourge, unleashing their violence in the time of destruction and satisfying the wrath of their Creator. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 28)