Talált 1884 Eredmények: Sin
Flee from sin as from a snake; for if you approach sin, it will bite you. Its teeth are lion's teeth, and destroy the souls of men. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 2)
Whoever hates reproof walks in the steps of the sinner, but he that fears the Lord will repent in his heart. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 6)
The way of sinners is smoothly paved with stones, but at its end is the pit of Hades. (Ecclesiasticus 22, 10)
Like music in mourning is a tale told at the wrong time, but chastising and discipline are wisdom at all times. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 6)
O that whips were set over my thoughts, and the discipline of wisdom over my mind! That they may not spare me in my errors, and that it may not pass by my sins; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 2)
in order that my mistakes may not be multiplied, and my sins may not abound; then I will not fall before my adversaries, and my enemy will not rejoice over me. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 3)
The sinner is overtaken through his lips, the reviler and the arrogant are tripped by them. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 8)
for as a servant who is continually examined under torture will not lack bruises, so also the man who always swears and utters the Name will not be cleansed from sin. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 10)
A man who swears many oaths will be filled with iniquity, and the scourge will not leave his house; if he offends, his sin remains on him, and if he disregards it, he sins doubly; if he has sworn needlessly, he will not be justified, for his house will be filled with calamities. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 11)
There is an utterance which is comparable to death; may it never be found in the inheritance of Jacob! For all these errors will be far from the godly, and they will not wallow in sins. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 12)
Do not accustom your mouth to lewd vulgarity, for it involves sinful speech. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 13)
Two sorts of men multiply sins, and a third incurs wrath. The soul heated like a burning fire will not be quenched until it is consumed; a man who commits fornication with his near of kin will never cease until the fire burns him up. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 16)
