Fondare 2322 Risultati per: Sin

• For both mercy and wrath go forth quickly from him, and his wrath sets its gaze upon sinners. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 7)

• You should not winnow in every wind, and you should not go forth into every path. For so is every sinner proven by his duplicitous tongue. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 11)

• Do not be willing to become an enemy instead of a friend to your neighbor. For an evil man will inherit reproach and disgrace, as will every sinner who is envious and double-tongued. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 1)

• You should not sin against the multitude of a city, nor should you cast yourself against the people. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 7)

• And you should not bind two sins together. For even in one sin, you will not go unpunished. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 8)

• And reach out your hand to the poor, so that your atonement and your blessing may be perfected. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 36)

• In all your works, remember your very end, and so you will not sin, unto eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 40)

• You should not despise a man who turns himself away from sin, nor reproach him with it. Remember that we are all subject to correction. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 6)

• You should not kindle the coals of sinners by arguing with them. For you might be scorched by the flame from the fire of their sins. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 13)

• You should not envy the glory and wealth of a sinner. For you do not know what may be his undoing in the future. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 16)

• For his heart has withdrawn from the One who made him. For arrogance is the beginning of all sin. Whoever holds to it, will be filled with evil words, and it will overthrow him in the end. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 15)

• Do not choose to despise a just man who is poor, and do not choose to magnify a sinful man who is rich. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 26)