Trouvé 2084 Résultats pour: Sin

• A lover of God will fall to prayer over his sins and sin no more; so, all his life long, his prayer shall find audience. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 4)

• so thou shalt have his blessing, a blessing that will endure to thy life’s end. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 10)

• What is the buttress of a man’s house? A father’s blessing. What tears up the foundations of it? A mother’s curse. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 11)

• Faithfully it shall be made good to thee, nor shalt thou be forgotten when the time of affliction comes; like ice in summer the record of thy sins shall melt away. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 17)

• Heart that will not mend shall be weighed down by its own troubles; the sinner is ever ready for one sin more. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 29)

• No fire burns so high but water may quench it; almsgiving was ever sin’s atoning. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 33)

• Life the prize, if thou hold her fast; come she in at the door, God’s blessing comes with her; (Ecclesiasticus 4, 14)

• she puts him to the proof, threatening him with her frown, teasing him with her difficult lore, until at last she has proved whether his thoughts are hers, and can trust him perfectly. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 19)

• Deference, that is the grace and glory of a man, may yet make a sinner of him. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 25)

• Nor ever flatter thyself that thou hast sinned and come away scot-free; the eternal justice waits its time. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 4)

• Ill it were that sin’s pardon should embolden thee to sin afresh. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 5)

• Dost thou tell thyself God’s mercies are great, and he will pardon thy sins for all they are so many? (Ecclesiasticus 5, 6)