Talált 5995 Eredmények: Pó

• The poor man has labored in his lowly way, and in the end, he may still be in need. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 4)

• You should not speak in this way: “There are many things that are upon it.” (Ecclesiasticus 31, 13)

• And if you have been coaxed into eating too much, rise up, go outside, and vomit. And it will refresh you, and you will not bring sickness upon your body. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 25)

• Have they appointed you as a leader? Do not be willing to be extolled. Be among them as one of them. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 1)

• Where no one is listening, you should not pour out words. And do not choose to be extolled improperly for your wisdom. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 6)

• If you have been asked twice, let your response be concise. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 11)

• Whoever would resolve a dispute will prepare a word, and so, having prayed, he will be heard. And he will observe discipline, and then he will respond. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 4)

• A friend who is a whisperer is like an untamed horse: he neighs under anyone who sits upon him. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 6)

• Just as the clay is in the potter’s hand, so as to form and to shape it, (Ecclesiasticus 33, 13)

• You should not allow a blemish upon your glory. On the day of the consummation of the days of your life, at the time of your passing, distribute your inheritance. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 24)

• Appoint him to a task. For this is fitting for him. And if he will not be obedient, bend him with chains. But you should do no more than any flesh can bear. Truly, you should do nothing grievous without judgment. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 30)

• What can be cleansed by the unclean? And what truth can be spoken from a lie? (Ecclesiasticus 34, 4)