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A city can arise from one man who is prudent. Yet, even though the wicked become a great tribe, they will be destroyed. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 4)
I have seen such things with my own eyes and my ears have heard of still greater things. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 5)
He did not spare the city where Lot lived; he detested their pride. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 8)
He showed no pity on the people doomed to destruction; they were annihilated for their sins. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 9)
In the same way, he dealt with the six hundred thousand men who, in the hardness of their hearts, had revolted. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 10)
Had there been only one stubborn man it would have been amazing if he had escaped unpunished, since mercy and anger belong to the Lord who is powerful both in forgiveness and in punishment. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 11)
His justice is as great as his mercy and he judges men by their deeds. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 12)
Just as the sinner will not escape with his booty, the patience of the upright man will not go unrewarded. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 13)
Look: the sky and the heavens above the sky, the sea and the earth tremble when he comes. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 18)
But nobody thinks of such things: who is interested in the ways of God? (Ecclesiasticus 16, 20)
Most of his works go unnoticed and man does not see where the storm originates. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 21)
Such are the thoughts of the man of little sense, the foolish, dissolute man who loves his illusions. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 23)
