Talált 1308 Eredmények: Loó

• Wilt thou look round at ill-gotten gains, and tell thyself thou hast enough for all thy needs? Trust me, when vengeance finds thee out, all this shall nothing avail thee. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 1)

• Do not flatter thyself that God will look favourably on thy many offerings, as if he, the most High, could not refuse thy gifts. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 11)

• Quarrel not with a man of quick moods; on a desert road he is no companion for thee; he cares nothing for bloodshed, and will lay thee in the dust when none is by to aid thee. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 19)

• Never turn to look at the wanton, that would catch thee in her snare, (Ecclesiasticus 9, 3)

• look not round thee in the city streets, nor haunt the alley-ways. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 7)

• Esteem no man for his good looks, nor for his outward show despise him; (Ecclesiasticus 11, 2)

• and yet such a man the Lord will look upon with favour, rescue him from neglect and greatly advance him, to the world’s amazement, and the greater honour of God. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 13)

• One spark is enough to spread a fire, and one man’s treachery may be the cause of bloodshed; such villains as these plot against life itself. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 34)

• Favour if thou grantest, look well to whom thou grantest it; so shall thy favours earn abundant gratitude. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 1)

• Lout he never so low, look to it well and be on thy guard against him; (Ecclesiasticus 12, 11)

• How he weeps for thee, this enemy of thine! Yet, if his chance comes, there will be no glutting him with thy blood; (Ecclesiasticus 12, 16)

• some sprouting fresh and some a-dying; so it is with flesh and blood, one generation makes room for the next. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 19)