Talált 3744 Eredmények: Son

• The orchard where the tree grows is judged by its fruit, similarly words betray what a person feels. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 6)

• for, as one destroys a person by killing him, so you have killed your neighbour's friendship, (Ecclesiasticus 27, 18)

• A curse on the scandal-monger and double-talker, such a person has ruined many who lived in concord. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 13)

• It is hard for the reasonable to be begrudged hospitality to be shamed like a debtor. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 28)

• Whoever loves his son will beat him frequently so that in after years the son may be his comfort. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 1)

• Whoever is strict with his son will reap the benefit, and be able to boast of him to his acquaintances. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 2)

• Whoever educates his son will be the envy of his enemy, and will be proud of him among his friends. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 3)

• Whoever coddles his son will bandage his wounds, his heart will turn over at every cry. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 7)

• A badly broken-in horse turns out stubborn, a son left to himself turns out headstrong. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 8)

• Be strict with your son, and persevere with him, or you will rue his insolence. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 13)

• The sleeplessness brought by wealth makes a person lose weight, the worry it causes drives away sleep. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 1)

• Eat what is offered you like a well brought-up person, do not wolf your food or you will earn dislike. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 16)