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And if by lack of strength he is prevented from sinning, he will do evil when he finds an opportunity. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 28)
How much better it is to reprove than to stay angry! And the one who confesses his fault will be kept from loss. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 2)
There are losses because of glory, and there are men who have raised their heads from humble circumstances. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 11)
A proverb from a fool's lips will be rejected, for he does not tell it at its proper time. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 20)
A man may be prevented from sinning by his poverty, so when he rests he feels no remorse. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 21)
A man may for shame make promises to a friend, and needlessly make him an enemy. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 23)
Flee from sin as from a snake; for if you approach sin, it will bite you. Its teeth are lion's teeth, and destroy the souls of men. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 2)
The prayer of a poor man goes from his lips to the ears of God, and his judgment comes speedily. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 5)
He who is mighty in speech is known from afar; but the sensible man, when he slips, is aware of it. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 7)
A boor peers into the house from the door, but a cultivated man remains outside. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 23)
He who teaches a fool is like one who glues potsherds together, or who rouses a sleeper from deep slumber. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 7)
Do not talk much with a foolish man, and do not visit an unintelligent man; guard yourself from him to escape trouble, and you will not be soiled when he shakes himself off; avoid him and you will find rest, and you will never be wearied by his madness. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 13)
