Löydetty 657 Tulokset: Og
never let him attend on thee, or sit at thy right hand. His eyes are on thy place; a time will come when he will sit where thou sittest, when thou wilt recognize the truth of my warning, and be stung by the memory. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 12)
Who shall pity snake-charmer or beast-tamer if he takes hurt? And he deserves no less, who consorts with rogues and is entangled in their sinful ways. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 13)
Pot and kettle are ill matched; it is the pot breaks when they come together; (Ecclesiasticus 13, 3)
do not court a rebuff by wearying him, nor yet withdraw altogether, and be forgotten. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 13)
as well match wolf with lamb as rogue with honest liver. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 21)
Consecrated person✻ and prowling dog, what have they in common? And what fellowship can there be between rich man and poor? (Ecclesiasticus 13, 22)
Cunning rogues they may be, yet altogether abominable; a fool he must ever be called, that lacks the true wisdom.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 19, 20)
Exact and adroit even a rogue may be; (Ecclesiasticus 19, 22)
When knaves come together, it is like heaping up tow; the flame burns all the brighter. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 10)
To the fool, instruction seems but a fetter to clog him, gyves that cramp his wrist. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 22)
Teach them to fear thee, those other nations that have never looked to find thee; let them learn to recognize thee as the only God, and to acclaim thy wonders. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 2)
heavy let the blow fall on the heads of those tyrants, that no other power will recognize but their own. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 12)
