Talált 3231 Eredmények: Eat

• He who lives forever created all without exception. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 1)

• Who can calculate the power of his majesty and relate his great goodness? (Ecclesiasticus 18, 5)

• Does not dew temper the heat? So, too, a kind word is much better than a gift. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 16)

• Let nothing prevent you from fulfilling your vow on time; do not wait until death to put things in order. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 22)

• Do not take pleasure in great luxury, lest you become impoverished by its expense. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 32)

• Never repeat what you are told and you will come to no harm. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 7)

• He gives little but puts on a great outward appearance and exclaims for all to hear; he lends today and recovers the loan tomorrow; he is a despicable man. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 15)

• Those who eat my bread have evil tongues." How often they will mock him, and by how many! (Ecclesiasticus 20, 17)

• He who tills the earth increases his produce; he who pleases the great is forgiven his wickedness. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 28)

• The untimely word is like music at a funeral but beating and correction guided by wisdom are never out of place. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 6)

• Weep for the dead man since the light has deserted him, weep for the fool because understanding has deserted him. Cry less for the dead man; he has found his rest but the fool's life is worse than death. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 11)

• There is a way of talking which deserves death; let it not be used by Jacob's descendants. Virtuous men keep far away from it and do not wallow in sin. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 12)