Löydetty 507 Tulokset: Pan

• Quarrel not with a man of quick moods; on a desert road he is no companion for thee; he cares nothing for bloodshed, and will lay thee in the dust when none is by to aid thee. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 19)

• Consider, as best thou mayest, thy company; be wise and prudent men thy counsellors; (Ecclesiasticus 9, 21)

• This false friend will be thy companion for an hour, then, if thou art for altering thy course, he will not hear of it; (Ecclesiasticus 12, 14)

• A heavy burden thou art shouldering, if thou wouldst consort with thy betters; not for thee the company of the rich. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 2)

• Nay, she is beyond the deceiver’s ken; true hearts alone are her company, and these shall profit by it till they are fit for God’s scrutiny. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 8)

• of fire breaking out where sinners were met in company, fires of vengeance to consume a disobedient race. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 7)

• What is his span of life? Like a drop in the ocean, like a pebble on the beach, seem those few years of his, a hundred at the most, matched with eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 8)

• Shame the father shall have, shame the husband; fit company for sinners, she will have no good word from either of these. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 5)

• With sand or salt or iron bars burden thyself, not with rash and godless company, not with a fool. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 18)

• what if thyself God should disregard, when thou art in their company? Then shall this ill custom of thine strike thee dumb✻ and bring thee to great dishonour; thou wilt wish thou hadst never been, and rue the day of thy birth. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 19)

• none but I might span the sky’s vault, pierce the depth of the abyss, walk on the sea’s waves; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 8)

• nor any anger like a woman’s. Better share thy home with lion and serpent both, than with an ill woman’s company. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 23)