Löydetty 3430 Tulokset: Son
thine is not the fatal stroke man deals in spite, that banishes life beyond recall, imprisons the soul for ever. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 14)
What else is timorousness, but a betrayal of the vantage-ground reason gives us? (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 11)
Into this prison, then, that needed no bars to secure it, all fell alike, whatever their condition; (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 15)
A fitting punishment it was for the Egyptians, this loss of light; fitting that they should be imprisoned in darkness, who had kept thy own sons in prison; thy own sons, through whom that law, which is light unfailing, was to be given to the world. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 4)
My son, if on wisdom thy heart is set, keep the commandments, and God will grant thy wish; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 33)
My son, if thy mind is to enter the Lord’s service, wait there in his presence, with honesty of purpose and with awe, and prepare thyself to be put to the test. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 1)
My sons, look back on the ages that are past; was ever man yet that trusted in the Lord, and was disappointed? (Ecclesiasticus 2, 11)
Speak we now of a father’s rights; do you, sons, give good heed, and follow these counsels, if thrive you would. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 2)
Nay, for a father’s good repute or ill, a son must go proudly, or hang his head. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 13)
My son, when thy father grows old, take him to thyself; long as he lives, never be thou the cause of his repining. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 14)
My son, do all thou dost in lowly fashion; love thou shalt win, that is worth more than men’s praise. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 19)
My son, do not cheat a poor man of the alms he asks, nor pass him by, with averted look, in his need. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 1)
