Fondare 1632 Risultati per: Lin

• Heart that is wise and discerning will keep clear of wrong, and by honest dealings prosper yet. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 32)

• God marks the grateful eye, and remembers it; here is sure support won against peril of falling. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 34)

• Only to undisciplined minds she seems an over-hard task-mistress; not for long will the fool endure her company; (Ecclesiasticus 6, 21)

• there is life in those trappings, healing virtue in those bonds. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 31)

• The slave that works for thee faithfully, the hireling that is pledged to thy service, injure not; (Ecclesiasticus 7, 22)

• Wouldst thou make reply to the railing accuser? Make sure he is not baiting a trap to ensnare thee. (Ecclesiasticus 8, 14)

• nor let thy eyes linger on a maid unwed, whose very beauty may take thee unawares. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 5)

• If dealings thou hast with him, keep clear of all offence, or thou shalt pay for it with thy life. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 19)

• A wise ruler, a folk well disciplined; firm sits prudence on the throne. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 1)

• Consecrated person✻ and prowling dog, what have they in common? And what fellowship can there be between rich man and poor? (Ecclesiasticus 13, 22)

• wouldst thou have thy heirs wrangling over the fruits of thy bitter toil? (Ecclesiasticus 14, 15)

• that can plan out in his heart all wisdom’s twists and turns, fathom her secrets! Like a spy he follows her, and lingers in her tracks, (Ecclesiasticus 14, 23)