Löydetty 592 Tulokset: Desire For Death

• For it is easy with the LORD on the day of death to repay man according to his deeds. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 26)

• Call no man happy before his death, for by how he ends, a man is known. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 28)

• Remember that death does not tarry, nor have you been told the grave's appointed time. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 12)

• Before man are life and death, whichever he chooses shall be given him. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 17)

• Desire not a brood of worthless children, nor rejoice in wicked offspring. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 1)

• He sees and understands that their death is grievous, and so he forgives them all the more. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 10)

• Think of wrath and the day of death, the time of vengeance when he will hide his face. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 24)

• Rottenness and worms will possess him, for contumacious desire destroys its owner. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 3)

• Weep but a little over the dead man, for he is at rest; but worse than death is the life of a fool. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 10)

• There are words which merit death; may they never be heard among Jacob's heirs. For all such words are foreign to the devout, who do not wallow in sin. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 12)

• There are three things at which my heart quakes, a fourth before which I quail: Though false charges in public, trial before all the people, and lying testimony are harder to bear than death, (Ecclesiasticus 26, 5)

• Remember your last days, set enmity aside; remember death and decay, and cease from sin! (Ecclesiasticus 28, 6)