Trouvé 3430 Résultats pour: Son
The savour of venison only palate can reach; only wise heart can discern lying tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 21)
Son, as thy life goes on, make trial of thy appetites, and if harmful they be, give them no liberty; (Ecclesiasticus 37, 30)
Son, when thou fallest sick, do not neglect thy own needs; pray to the Lord, and thou shalt win recovery. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 9)
yours to blossom like the lily, and smell sweet, and put forth leaves for your adornment; yours to sing songs of praise, and bless the Lord for all things he has made. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 19)
His name extol; songs of praise let your lips utter, and let harp’s melody mingle with the song. And you shall praise him in these words following. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 20)
Great is the anxiety all men are doomed to, heavy the yoke each son of Adam must bear, from the day when he leaves his mother’s womb to the day when he is buried in the earth, that is mother of all. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 1)
Long as thou livest, my son, never turn beggar; die is better than beg. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 29)
My sons, here is wholesome teaching.✻ Wisdom hidden, I told you, is wasted, is treasure that never sees the light of day; (Ecclesiasticus 41, 17)
Nor ever do thou repeat gossip to the betraying of another’s secret. If of such things thou art ashamed, shame thou shalt never feel, and thou shalt have all men’s good word besides. And other dealings there are over which thou must never be abashed,✻ nor, through respect for any human person consent to wrong. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 1)
The moon, too, that keeps tryst so faithfully, ever marking how the seasons change, (Ecclesiasticus 43, 6)
Here were men that had skill to devise melodies, to make songs and set them down in writing. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 5)
and the sons they begot have left a memory that adds to the recital of their praise. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 8)
