Fondare 219 Risultati per: Forsake Evil
In my days of baffled enquiry, I have seen pious men ruined for all their piety, and evil-doers live long in all their wickedness. (Ecclesiastes 7, 16)
Yet plunge not deep in evil-doing; folly eschew; else thou shalt perish before thy time. (Ecclesiastes 7, 18)
Because sentence is not pronounced upon the evil-doers without more ado, men are emboldened to live sinfully. (Ecclesiastes 8, 11)
Do not forget thy Maker, now, while youth lasts; now, while the evil days are still far off, the years that pass unwelcomed. (Ecclesiastes 12, 1)
No act of thine but God will bring it under his scrutiny, deep beyond all thy knowing, and pronounce it good or evil. (Ecclesiastes 12, 14)
Bitterly they shall rue it hereafter, the race of the evil-doers. (Wisdom of Solomon 3, 19)
such witchery evil has, to tarnish honour, such alchemy do the roving passions exercise even on minds that are true metal. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 12)
For one sort of men there is no remedy, the proud; too deep a root the evil has taken, before they knew it. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 30)
And thy own wife, if thou lovest her, never do thou forsake, nor trust thy happiness to one who is little to thy mind. And oh, with thy whole heart (Ecclesiasticus 7, 28)
Honest poverty never despise, nor flatter, for all his wealth, the evil-doer; (Ecclesiasticus 10, 26)
Error and darkness are sinful man’s birthright; it is by making evil their delight that men grow hardened in evil. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 16)
Yet, where there is no sin to smite a man’s conscience, a full purse is a blessing, and poverty itself is a great evil when it goes with a blasphemer’s tongue.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 13, 30)
