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Listen before you answer, and do not interrupt a speech before it is finished. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 8)
An enemy may have sweetness on his lips, and in his heart a scheme to throw you into the ditch. An enemy may have tears in his eyes, but if he gets a chance there can never be too much blood for him. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 16)
There is the person who keeps quiet, not knowing how to answer, another keeps quiet, knowing when to speak. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 6)
Do not get into the habit of swearing, do not make a habit of naming the Holy One; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 9)
for just as a slave who is constantly overseen will never be without bruises, so someone who is always swearing and uttering the Name will not be exempt from sin. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 10)
A man for ever swearing is full of iniquity, and the scourge will not depart from his house. If he offends, his sin will be on him, if he did it unheedingly, he has doubly sinned; if he swears a false oath, he will not be treated as innocent, for his house will be filled with calamities. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 11)
desire, blazing like a furnace, will not die down until it has been sated- the man who lusts after members of his own family is not going to stop until he is quite burnt out; every food is sweet to the promiscuous, and he will not desist until he dies; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 17)
And those who survive her will recognise that nothing is better than fearing the Lord, and nothing sweeter than adherence to the Lord's commandments. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 27)
for memories of me are sweeter than honey, inheriting me is sweeter than the honeycomb. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 20)
The talk of hard-swearing people makes your hair stand on end, their brawling makes you stop your ears. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 14)
Prepare what you have to say and you will get a hearing, marshal your information before you answer. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 4)
Did not a piece of wood once sweeten the water, thus giving proof of its power? (Ecclesiasticus 38, 5)
