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• Man's days are numbered but Israel's days are countless. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 25)

• They are not cultured people or skilled in judgment and they are not found among authors of proverbs. They uphold creation and civilization, and their prayer is in their life's work. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 34)

• to the lowliest person sitting in dust and ashes and covered with sackcloth, there is anger, envy, trouble and unrest, fear of death, rivalry and quarrels. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 4)

• The Lord has decreed it for every living creature; why should you rebel against the good pleasure of the Most High? Whether you live for ten, a hundred or a thousand years, no one in the netherworld is concerned. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 4)

• Few perhaps are the days of the just man's life but an honored name endures forever. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 13)

• He has ordered the marvelous works of his wisdom, from ever and for ever. Nothing can be added, nothing can be taken away and he has no need of counsel. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 21)

• All were highly respected in their days and honored by the people they lived with. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 7)

• others are not remembered and have disappeared as if they never existed. It is the same for their children. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 9)

• This Covenant and the blessing of all mankind he made to rest on the head of Jacob. He assured Jacob of his blessing, giving him the land that would be his and determining the portions to be shared among the twelve tribes. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 23)

• He made an eternal covenant with him and conferred on him the priesthood of the people. He honored him by giving him majesty and putting a glorious robe upon him. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 7)

• The Lord gave Aaron sacred vestments of gold, blue and purple, the work of artists, the pectoral of judgment, the Urim and Thummim, scarlet yarn spun by a craftsman, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 10)

• Outsiders conspired against him and were jealous of him in the desert - Dathan, Abiram and their followers and the supporters of Korah, all violent men full of hate. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 18)