Fondare 502 Risultati per: Food To Soul

• With all your soul, fear the Lord and revere his priests. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 29)

• The eye of the grasping is not content with what he has, greed shrivels up the soul. (Ecclesiasticus 14, 9)

• desire, blazing like a furnace, will not die down until it has been sated- the man who lusts after members of his own family is not going to stop until he is quite burnt out; every food is sweet to the promiscuous, and he will not desist until he dies; (Ecclesiasticus 23, 17)

• There are three things my soul delights in, and which are delightful to God and to all people: concord between brothers, friendship between neighbours, and a wife and husband who live happily together. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 1)

• There are three sorts of people my soul hates, and whose existence I consider an outrage: the poor swollen with pride, the rich who is a liar and an adulterous old man who has no sense. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 2)

• Good things lavished on a closed mouth are like food offerings put on a grave. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 18)

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

• Bitterness of soul comes of wine drunk to excess out of temper or bravado. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 29)

• Happy the soul of one who fears the Lord. On whom does he rely? Who supports him? (Ecclesiasticus 34, 15)

• The stomach takes in all kinds of food, but some foods are better than others. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 18)

• But have constant recourse to some devout person, whom you know to be a keeper of the commandments, whose soul matches your own, and who, if you go wrong, will be sympathetic. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 12)

• since a person's soul often gives a clearer warning than seven watchmen perched on a watchtower. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 14)