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And the moon, in all its phases, serves to mark the seasons and to be a sign of the times. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 6)
The Lord has wrought great glory, by his own magnificence, from ancient times. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 2)
Noah was found to be perfect and just, and so, in the time of wrath, he was made a reconciliation. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 17)
No foreigner was ever clothed with these things, but only his sons and his descendents alone, for all time. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 16)
And before the time of the end of his life in the world, he offered testimony in the sight of the Lord and of his Christ, that he had not taken a bribe from any flesh, not even so much as a shoe, and that no man made an accusation against him. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 22)
For he crushed the enemies on every side, and he eradicated his adversaries, the Philistines, even to this day. He broke their horn, even for all time. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 8)
And he provided beauty for the celebrations, and he gave order to the times, even until the end of his life, so that they would praise the holy name of the Lord, and magnify the sanctity of God, from early morning. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 12)
Solomon reigned in days of peace, and God subjected all his enemies to him, so that he might build a house in his name, and prepare a sanctuary for all time. O how well-taught you were in your youth! (Ecclesiasticus 47, 15)
By the word of the Lord, he closed the heavens, and he brought down fire from heaven three times. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 3)
He is written in the judgments of the times, so as to lessen the wrath of the Lord, to reconcile the heart of the father to the son, and to restore the tribes of Jacob. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 10)
And may Nehemiah be remembered for a long time. He raised up for us the walls that had been torn down. And he made firm the gates and the bars. He raised up our houses. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 15)
I called upon the Lord, the Father of my Lord, so that he would not abandon me in the day of my tribulation, nor in the time of arrogance without assistance. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 14)
