Löydetty 3518 Tulokset: Art
… Heart that is obstinate shall thrive ill at the last; danger loved is death won. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 27)
Heart that will try two ways at once shall prosper little; he falls into the snare that goes a-straying. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 28)
Heart that will not mend shall be weighed down by its own troubles; the sinner is ever ready for one sin more. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 29)
Heart that is wise will prove itself in wise company; ever greedy of wise talk is the ear that knows how to listen. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 31)
Heart that is wise and discerning will keep clear of wrong, and by honest dealings prosper yet. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 32)
Lion if thou must be, let not thy own house feel the brunt of it, thy own servants harried, thy own slaves beaten to the earth. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 35)
In manhood’s vigour, do not follow the whim of thy heart, (Ecclesiasticus 5, 2)
Make her thy whole heart’s quest, follow, as best thou canst, the path she makes known to thee; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 27)
Where older men than thou are met, and wiser, take thou thy place, and give thy whole heart to their teaching; old tales of God’s wonders thou shalt hear, and sayings of much renown. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 35)
Do not sit in judgement, unless thou art able to crush the wrong; if thou favour the rich, what else is thy award but a snare for thy own virtue? (Ecclesiasticus 7, 6)
Never tack sin to sin; for the first thou art in arrears. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 8)
Cattle thou hast; tend them well, nor part with them while they do thee good service. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 24)
