Talált 5292 Eredmények: Eve

• Beware of a scoundrel and his evil contrivances, in case he puts a smear on you for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 33)

• When someone is doing well that person's enemies are sad, when someone is doing badly, even a friend will keep at a distance. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 9)

• Do not ever trust an enemy; as bronze tarnishes, so does an enemy's malice. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 10)

• Even if he behaves humbly and comes bowing and scraping, maintain your reserve and be on your guard against him. Behave towards him as if you were polishing a mirror, you will find that his tarnish cannot last. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 11)

• An enemy may have sweetness on his lips, and in his heart a scheme to throw you into the ditch. An enemy may have tears in his eyes, but if he gets a chance there can never be too much blood for him. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 16)

• Whoever touches pitch will be defiled, and anyone who associates with the proud will come to be like them. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 1)

• Every living thing loves its own sort, and every man his fellow. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 15)

• Every creature mixes with its kind, and human beings stick to their own sort. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 16)

• The rich speaks and everyone stops talking, and then they praise his discourse to the skies. The poor speaks and people say, 'Who is this?' and if he stumbles, they trip him up yet more. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 23)

• Blessed is anyone whose conscience brings no reproach and who has never given up hope. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 2)

• Whoever hoards by stinting himself is hoarding for others, and others will live sumptuously on his riches. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 4)

• If someone is mean to himself, whom does he benefit? he does not even enjoy what is his own. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 5)