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• My roots spread out among the people that enjoys his favour, my God has granted me a share in his own domain; where his faithful servants are gathered I love to linger. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 16)

• Perfumed is all my dwelling-place with storax, and galbanum, and onycha, and stacte, and frankincense uncrushed; the smell of me is like pure balm. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 21)

• Fear the Lord, and thou shalt learn to love him; cling close, and thou shalt learn to trust him. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 16)

• than a prudent woman that can hold her tongue; a soul well disciplined is beyond all price. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 18)

• Two dangers I see that are hard to overcome. How shall a merchant be cured of careless dealing, or a huckster for his lying talk find pardon? (Ecclesiasticus 26, 28)

• Unfailing as the sun is the wisdom of a devout mind; moon and fool change continually. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 12)

• Out upon the proud, that provoke bloodshed with their quarrelling, and by their cursing offend all who listen! (Ecclesiasticus 27, 16)

• there is no healing; the bitter taunt may yet be unsaid, (Ecclesiasticus 27, 23)

• should man bear man a grudge, and yet look to the Lord for healing? (Ecclesiasticus 28, 3)

• Look to thy last end, and leave thy quarrelling; (Ecclesiasticus 28, 6)

• Keep clear of quarrelling, and sin shall less abound. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 10)

• Discipline thy son, and thou shalt take pride in him; he shall be thy boast among thy familiars. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 2)