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Deny not a physician his due for thy need’s sake; his task is of divine appointment, (Ecclesiasticus 38, 1)
His task is of divine appointment, and thou hast need of him; let him be ever at thy side. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 12)
All his heart is in the finishing of his task, all his waking thoughts go to the perfect achieving of it. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 31)
All these look to their own hands for a living, skilful each in his own craft; (Ecclesiasticus 38, 35)
so that he pours out showers of wise utterance, giving thanks to the Lord in his prayer. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 9)
His plans and thoughts guided from above, he will have skill in the divine mysteries; (Ecclesiasticus 39, 10)
A voice proclaims, Give heed to me, you that are scions of the divine stock; yours to burgeon like a rose-bush that is planted by running water; (Ecclesiasticus 39, 17)
This lot he shares with all living things; beast has it as well as man, but for the sinner it is multiplied sevenfold. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 8)
Never fear death’s doom; bethink thee of the years that went before thee, and must come after thee. One sentence the Lord has for all living things. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 5)
of leaving the greeting unreturned, of letting thy eyes stray after harlots, of denying thyself to kinsman (Ecclesiasticus 41, 25)
Where many hands are at work, lock all away; part with nothing, till it be measured and weighed, and of all thy spending and receiving, written record kept … (Ecclesiasticus 42, 7)
how should his faithful servants herald them enough, these marvels of his, enabled by divine omnipotence in that glory to endure? (Ecclesiasticus 42, 17)
