Löydetty 1821 Tulokset: End

• Remember the end of your life, and cease from enmity, remember destruction and death, and be true to the commandments. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 6)

• and a sinful man will disturb friends and inject enmity among those who are at peace. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 9)

• He that shows mercy will lend to his neighbor, and he that strengthens him with his hand keeps the commandments. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 1)

• Lend to your neighbor in the time of his need; and in turn, repay your neighbor promptly. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 2)

• If the lender exert pressure, he will hardly get back half, and will regard that as a windfall. If he does not, the borrower has robbed him of his money, and he has needlessly made him his enemy; he will repay him with curses and reproaches, and instead of glory will repay him with dishonor. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 6)

• Because of such wickedness, therefore, many have refused to lend; they have been afraid of being defrauded needlessly. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 7)

• Help a poor man for the commandment's sake, and because of his need do not send him away empty. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 9)

• Lose your silver for the sake of a brother or a friend, and do not let it rust under a stone and be lost. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 10)

• These things are hard to bear for a man who has feeling: scolding about lodging and the reproach of the moneylender. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 28)

• He who teaches his son will make his enemies envious, and will glory in him in the presence of friends. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 3)

• he has left behind him an avenger against his enemies, and one to repay the kindness of his friends. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 6)

• Do not laugh with him, lest you have sorrow with him, and in the end you will gnash your teeth. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 10)