Löydetty 1732 Tulokset: Eli

• I was at his side, a master-workman, my delight increasing with each day, as I made play before him all the while; (Proverbs 8, 30)

• Precarious livelihood the godless man wins; wouldst thou be sure of thy revenue, let honest doings be thy crop; (Proverbs 11, 18)

• Fall he must, that relies on riches; never shall the just fade or fail. (Proverbs 11, 28)

• yet, when the accusations of the wicked lay a fatal snare, the just shall find words to deliver them. (Proverbs 12, 6)

• Heart’s bitterness none may know but the heart that feels it; no prying stranger can tell when it finds relief. (Proverbs 14, 10)

• He who shews contempt to the poor, insults man’s Maker; at thy own peril thou wilt take delight in another’s ruin. (Proverbs 17, 5)

• Crooked is man’s course, and belies his own nature, but pure souls there are whose life runs true. (Proverbs 21, 8)

• Find a trusty messenger; not snow in harvest-time will bring thee more relief. (Proverbs 25, 13)

• What is worse than javelin, sword, and arrow all at once? One that bears false witness against his neighbour. (Proverbs 25, 18)

• Keep my thoughts ever far from treachery and lying; and for my state of life, be neither poverty mine nor riches. Grant me only the livelihood I need; (Proverbs 30, 8)

• only we have no record of older days. So, believe me, the fame of to-morrow’s doings will be forgotten by the men of a later time. (Ecclesiastes 1, 11)

• Gold and silver I amassed, revenues of subject king and subject province; men-singers I had and women-singers, and all that man delights in; beakers a many, and jars of wine to fill them.✻ (Ecclesiastes 2, 8)