Talált 3833 Eredmények: Red

• It is as though he offered thee fire and water, bidding thee take which thou wouldst; (Ecclesiasticus 15, 17)

• Lot’s neighbours, did God spare them? Did he not attest his hatred of their insolence, (Ecclesiasticus 16, 9)

• And what of those six hundred thousand that marched out into the desert, men of stubborn heart? Stiff-necked if he had been like the others, Caleb himself should not have had God’s pardon.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 16, 11)

• covered the face of it✻ with the living things that breathe there, and into its bosom bade them return. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 31)

• Alms if thou givest, thou hast the sign-manual of his favour; treasured as the apple of his eye is the record of man’s deserving.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 17, 18)

• What is his span of life? Like a drop in the ocean, like a pebble on the beach, seem those few years of his, a hundred at the most, matched with eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 8)

• A fool with a secret labours as with child, and groans till he is delivered of it; (Ecclesiasticus 19, 11)

• Redress✻ sought by violence no more content shall bring thee (Ecclesiasticus 20, 2)

• Well it is to be reproved, and to confess thy fault, and be rid of all such guilt as thou hast incurred knowingly. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 4)

• Out upon the man who lends today, and will have the loan restored to-morrow! (Ecclesiasticus 20, 16)

• An ungracious man is no more regarded, than some idle tale that is ever on the lips of the ill-bred. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 21)

• The tale-bearer is his own enemy, shunned by all; court his friendship, and thou wilt court hatred; shut lips and calm judgement shall bring thee a good name. (Ecclesiasticus 21, 31)