Talált 2142 Eredmények: Tür

• The heart of a fool is like the wheel of a cart. And his thoughts are like a turning axel. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 5)

• Some of them, he has blessed and exalted. And some of them he has sanctified and placed close to himself. And some of them, he has cursed and brought low, and he has turned them from their station. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 12)

• Torture and chains are for a malevolent servant; send him to work, so that he may not be idle. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 28)

• If you harm him unjustly, he will turn away and flee. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 32)

• But a companion and friend may turn into an enemy. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 2)

• Turn away from sin, and direct your hands, and cleanse your heart from every offense. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 10)

• Do not be willing to forget this; for there is no turning back. Otherwise, it will not benefit you, and you will cause great harm to yourself. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 22)

• When the deceased is at rest, let his memory rest also. And console him at the departure of his spirit. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 24)

• The potter, sitting at his work and turning the wheel with his feet, is similar. He has settled into a continual concern for his work, and there is a rhythm in all that he does. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 32)

• In the same way that he turned the waters into dry land, and made the earth dry, and just as his ways have been directed for their journey, so also will sinners stumble before his wrath. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 29)

• All these things will be used for good by those who are holy, but they will be turned to evil use by the impious and by sinners. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 32)

• A great occupation was created for all men, and a heavy yoke is upon the sons of Adam, from the day of their departure from their mother’s womb, even until the day of their burial into the mother of all: (Ecclesiasticus 40, 1)