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• He has given no one the power to proclaim his works to the end, and who can fathom his magnificent deeds? (Ecclesiasticus 18, 4)

• Nothing can be added to them, nothing subtracted, it is impossible to fathom the marvels of the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 6)

• What is a human being, what purpose does he serve? What is good and what is bad for him? (Ecclesiasticus 18, 8)

• Like a drop of water from the sea, or a grain of sand, such are these few years compared with eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 10)

• This is why the Lord is patient with them and pours out his mercy on them. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 11)

• He sees and recognises how wretched their end is, and so he makes his forgiveness the greater. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 12)

• Human compassion extends to neighbours, but the Lord's compassion extends to everyone; rebuking, correcting and teaching, bringing them back as a shepherd brings his flock. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 13)

• He has compassion on those who accept correction, and who fervently search for his judgements. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 14)

• My child, do not temper your favours with blame nor any of your gifts with words that hurt. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 15)

• Does not dew relieve the heat? In the same way a word is worth more than a gift. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 16)

• Why surely, a word is better than a good present, but a generous person is ready with both. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 17)

• Learn before you speak, take care of yourself before you fall ill. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 19)