Fondare 4310 Risultati per: Men

• Lay up store for thyself by obeying the commandments of the most High; more than gold it shall profit thee; (Ecclesiasticus 29, 14)

• the good deed treasured in poor men’s hearts shall ransom thee from all harm, (Ecclesiasticus 29, 15)

• Men have gone bail ere now for shameless friends that so abandoned them. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 23)

• By going bail for scoundrels, men of good fortune have fallen upon ruin and shipwreck; (Ecclesiasticus 29, 24)

• men that held their heads high must now wander far and wide, exiles in strange countries. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 25)

• Leave godless sinners to become sureties to their ruin; men that take rash ventures to fall into the law’s clutches. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 26)

• For thyself, relieve thy neighbour as thy means allow, but never to thy own entanglement. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 27)

• For mouth that refuses nourishment what use in dainties? They are no better than the banquet left on a tomb, (Ecclesiasticus 30, 18)

• His treasure is safely preserved in the Lord’s keeping and wherever faithful men are met, his alms-deeds will be remembered. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 11)

• The generous host is on all men’s lips; ever they bear witness to his loyal friendship; (Ecclesiasticus 31, 28)

• the niggard has the ill word of a whole city; men form shrewd judgement of a niggard. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 29)

• Easy flow wine, easy flow life, but to men of sober habit; sobriety must drink within measure. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 32)