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1 PreNAB | principles.~ ~The translation of Sirach, based on the original Hebrew 2 PreNAB | Book of Job, in Proverbs, Sirach, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, 3 PreNAB | the Wisdom Books, Job to Sirach, in 1955; the Prophetic 4 PreNAB | The revision of Job to Sirach includes changes in strophe 5 PreNAB | Corrections in the text of Sirach are made in Sirach 39:27- 6 PreNAB | text of Sirach are made in Sirach 39:27-35; 40; 41; 42; 43; 7 PreNAB | the Masada text, and in Sirach 51:13-30 on the basis of 8 PreNAB | Job, Proverbs, Wisdom, and Sirach. In the Psalms, the enumeration 9 Pent, Num 25: 14(5) | proverbial; cf Psalm 106:30; Sirach 45:23; 1 Macc 2:26, 54.~ 10 Pent, Num 28: 7(3) | sanctuary: according to Sirach 50:15 it was at the base 11 Pent, Jos 10: 13(3) | answered by the hailstorm (cf Sirach 46:5) and by a darkness 12 His, Ezr Int | than that of Nehemiah. Ben Sirach, in his praise of the fathers, 13 His, Tob 4: 3(1) | literature, especially Prov and Sirach (see Introduction): duties 14 His, 1Mac 12: 9(2) | mentioned in the Prologue to Sirach (1 Macc 12:1), after 132 15 His, 2Mac 3: 1(2) | whose praises are sung in Sirach 50:1-21. ~ 16 WisdB | Song of Songs, Wisdom, and Sirach, are all versified by the 17 WisdB | man in his own good time. Sirach gathers and presents the 18 WisdB | people, especially of youth (Sirach 51:13-30). In times of crisis 19 WisdB | of Proverbs, Wisdom and Sirach shines forth in resplendent 20 WisdB, Job 1: 21(7) | the earth; cf Genesis 2:7; Sirach 40:1.~ 21 WisdB, Job 38: 22(5) | Gibeon; cf Joshua 10:11; Sirach 46:5.~ 22 WisdB, Psa 112: 3(3) | liberality and almsgiving. Cf Sirach 3:30; 7:10; Matthew 6:1- 23 WisdB, Pro 18: 13(3) | fool; cf Proverb 10:14; Sirach 11:8.~ 24 WisdB, Wisd 6: 10(2) | Job 31:14; Hebrews 2:1; Sirach 8:9.~ 25 WisdB, Wisd 10: 1(1) | patriarchs. It has a parallel in Sirach 44-50; cf also Wisdom 18: 26 WisdB, Wisd 18: 9(3) | Praises of the fathers: cf Sirach 44-50; Wisdom 10.~ 27 WisdB, Sir | Sirach~ 28 WisdB, Sir Int | Introduction~The Book of Sirach derives its name from the 29 WisdB, Sir Int | son of Eleazar, son of Sirach (Sirach 50:27). Its earliest 30 WisdB, Sir Int | Eleazar, son of Sirach (Sirach 50:27). Its earliest title 31 WisdB, Sir Int | been "Wisdom of the Son of Sirach." The designation "Liber 32 WisdB, Sir Int | of the nineteenth century Sirach was known only in translations, 33 WisdB, Sir Int | Protestants, the Book of Sirach has always been recognized 34 WisdB, Sir Int | importance.~The contents of Sirach are of a discursive nature, 35 WisdB, Sir Int | with moral instruction; Sirach 44:1-50:24 contain a eulogy 36 WisdB, Sir Int | Church uses the Book of Sirach extensively in her liturgy.~ ~ 37 WisdB, Sir For: 22(1) | written before the time of Sirach, according to the threefold 38 WisdB, Sir For: 22(3) | wisdom writings predating Sirach.~ 39 WisdB, Sir 1: 1(1) | and preserver of wisdom (Sirach 1:1); he created her from 40 WisdB, Sir 1: 1(1) | before all things else (Sirach 1:4-7); all his works reflect 41 WisdB, Sir 1: 1(1) | his works reflect wisdom (Sirach 1:2, 3, 8).~ 42 WisdB, Sir 2: 1(1) | not without its trials (Sirach 2:1); moreover, it must 43 WisdB, Sir 2: 1(1) | steadfastness and fidelity (Sirach 2:2-3). Misfortune and humiliation 44 WisdB, Sir 2: 1(1) | man and prove his worth (Sirach 2:4-5). Patience and unwavering 45 WisdB, Sir 2: 1(1) | mercy and of lasting joy (Sirach 2:6-11). ~ 46 WisdB, Sir 2: 12(2) | therefore have no security (Sirach 2:12-14). But those who 47 WisdB, Sir 2: 12(2) | mercy equal to his majesty (Sirach 2:15-17).~ 48 WisdB, Sir 3: 1(1) | corresponding blessings (Sirach 3:1-9). Even to old and 49 WisdB, Sir 3: 1(1) | parents this respect is due (Sirach 3:10-13); through it, the 50 WisdB, Sir 3: 1(1) | of children are pardoned (Sirach 3:14, 15). Failure to render 51 WisdB, Sir 3: 1(1) | merits a curse from God (Sirach 3:16). Cf Exodus 20:12; 52 WisdB, Sir 3: 17(2) | a true estimate of self (Sirach 3:17-19). Through it a man 53 WisdB, Sir 3: 17(2) | understanding and strength (Sirach 3:20-22). Pride, however, 54 WisdB, Sir 3: 17(2) | affliction and perdition (Sirach 3:23-27).~ 55 WisdB, Sir 4: 1(1) | when they look for help; cf Sirach 18:17. ~ 56 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | the first person, as in Sirach 24. The precious fruits 57 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | to arouse desire for her (Sirach 4:11-14). Her disciples 58 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | disciples are like priests (Sirach 4:14) and judges (Sirach 59 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | Sirach 4:14) and judges (Sirach 4:15), even partners who 60 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | themselves and their descendants (Sirach 4:16). They enjoy happiness 61 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | after surviving her tests (Sirach 4:17, 18). Those who fail 62 WisdB, Sir 4: 11(2) | abandoned to destruction (Sirach 4:19).~ 63 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | namely evil, human respect (Sirach 4:20, 21), compromise of 64 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | liberty in speech and action (Sirach 4:22-25), false shame, and 65 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | false shame, and ignorance (Sirach 4:26). He must fight for 66 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | must fight for the truth (Sirach 4:28), and avoid cynicism 67 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | avoid cynicism and laziness (Sirach 4:29), and inconsistency 68 WisdB, Sir 4: 20(3) | inconsistency in his conduct (Sirach 4:30).~ 69 WisdB, Sir 5: 1(1) | pride and independence (Sirach 5:1-2), presumption (Sirach 70 WisdB, Sir 5: 1(1) | Sirach 5:1-2), presumption (Sirach 5:3), false security (Sirach 71 WisdB, Sir 5: 1(1) | Sirach 5:3), false security (Sirach 5:4-7), and impenitence ( 72 WisdB, Sir 5: 1(1) | 5:4-7), and impenitence (Sirach 5:8), which cannot escape 73 WisdB, Sir 5: 1(1) | escape the divine wrath (Sirach 5:9, 10). Cf Proverb 18: 74 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | requires constancy in speech (Sirach 5:12), prudence (Sirach 75 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | Sirach 5:12), prudence (Sirach 5:13-14), reserve (Sirach 76 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | Sirach 5:13-14), reserve (Sirach 5:15), charity (Sirach 6: 77 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | Sirach 5:15), charity (Sirach 6:1), as well as the avoidance 78 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | of detraction, calumny (Sirach 6:16), and double talk, 79 WisdB, Sir 5: 12(3) | bring shame and disgrace (Sirach 5:15; 6:1).~ 80 WisdB, Sir 6: 5(2) | discerned not by prosperity (Sirach 6:11), but through the trials 81 WisdB, Sir 6: 5(2) | adversity: distress, quarrels (Sirach 6:9), sorrow (Sirach 6:10) 82 WisdB, Sir 6: 5(2) | quarrels (Sirach 6:9), sorrow (Sirach 6:10) and misfortune (Sirach 83 WisdB, Sir 6: 5(2) | Sirach 6:10) and misfortune (Sirach 6:12). Such friends are 84 WisdB, Sir 6: 5(2) | estimation, a gift from God (Sirach 6:14-17).~ 85 WisdB, Sir 6: 18(3) | wisdom through patience (Sirach 6:19-23), docility (Sirach 86 WisdB, Sir 6: 18(3) | Sirach 6:19-23), docility (Sirach 6:32-37), and perseverance 87 WisdB, Sir 6: 18(3) | perseverance in trials (Sirach 6:25-27), promising rich 88 WisdB, Sir 6: 18(3) | promising rich rewards (Sirach 6:28-31). Cf Sirach 4:11- 89 WisdB, Sir 6: 18(3) | rewards (Sirach 6:28-31). Cf Sirach 4:11-19.~ 90 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | forbids evil and injustice (Sirach 7:1-3), pride (Sirach 7: 91 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | injustice (Sirach 7:1-3), pride (Sirach 7:5, 15-17), ambition and 92 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | ambition and human respect (Sirach 7:4, 6), public disorder ( 93 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | 4, 6), public disorder (Sirach 7:7), presumption and impatience 94 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | and impatience toward God (Sirach 7:9-10), ridicule (Sirach 95 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | Sirach 7:9-10), ridicule (Sirach 7:11), mischief and deceit 96 WisdB, Sir 7: 1(1) | deceit toward one's neighbor (Sirach 7:8, 12-13). ~ 97 WisdB, Sir 7: 18(4) | members of the household (Sirach 7:18-28), and also toward 98 WisdB, Sir 7: 18(4) | toward God and his priests (Sirach 7:29-31), the poor and afflicted, 99 WisdB, Sir 7: 18(4) | the living and the dead (Sirach 7:32-36).~ 100 WisdB, Sir 7: 23(7) | pride; so with the Greek. Cf Sirach 30:12. The present Hebrew 101 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | irascible, and with judges (Sirach 8:1-3, 10-12, 14, 16). He 102 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | with the undisciplined (Sirach 8:4, 12- 13) and the ruthless ( 103 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | 12- 13) and the ruthless (Sirach 8:15), nor with fools and 104 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | with fools and strangers (Sirach 8:17-19), but with the wise 105 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | ancients of the people (Sirach 8:8, 9). ~ 106 WisdB, Sir 9: 1(1) | toward all other women. Cf Sirach 25:12-26:18.~ 107 WisdB, Sir 9: 10(4) | should serve as a guide (Sirach 9:15). Associate with true 108 WisdB, Sir 9: 10(4) | Associate with true friends (Sirach 9:10), with the just and 109 WisdB, Sir 9: 10(4) | the just and the learned (Sirach 9:14-16); avoid the company 110 WisdB, Sir 9: 10(4) | sinners doomed to punishment (Sirach 9:11-13). Cf Sirach 8:1- 111 WisdB, Sir 9: 10(4) | punishment (Sirach 9:11-13). Cf Sirach 8:1-19.~ 112 WisdB, Sir 10: 6(1) | founded on dust and ashes (Sirach 10:6-11). It is the denial 113 WisdB, Sir 10: 6(1) | therefore the source of all sin (Sirach 10:12-13). Even the memory 114 WisdB, Sir 10: 6(1) | their power to the lowly (Sirach 10:14-18). ~ 115 WisdB, Sir 11: 7(2) | others and their affairs (Sirach 11:7-9); as regards his 116 WisdB, Sir 11: 7(2) | benefits of life and property (Sirach 11:10-14, 18, 19, 21, 23- 117 WisdB, Sir 11: 7(2) | gifts of wisdom and virtue (Sirach 11:15, 17, 20, 22).~ 118 WisdB, Sir 11: 26(6) | 26-28] Sirach, writing before Christian 119 WisdB, Sir 12: 8(3) | invite disaster. Cf note on Sirach 6:5-17.~ 120 WisdB, Sir 13: 1(1) | means of various figures Sirach indicates the practical 121 WisdB, Sir 13: 1(1) | associating with equals (Sirach 13:15). ~ 122 WisdB, Sir 14: 3(1) | no good even to himself (Sirach 14:3-10); wealth should 123 WisdB, Sir 14: 3(1) | be left behind at death (Sirach 14:11-16). In the light 124 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | and possession of wisdom (Sirach 14:20-15:5). Joy and honor 125 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | given, not to the sinner (Sirach 14:7-9), but to him who 126 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | God and observes his law (Sirach 14:1-6, 10). The sinner 127 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | God, who sees all things (Sirach 14:18-19), is not the author 128 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | the author of wickedness (Sirach 15:11-13, 20): he gives 129 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | choose between good and evil (Sirach 15:14-17).~ 130 WisdB, Sir 16: 1(1) | show how God punishes sin (Sirach 16:5-10). He judges everyone 131 WisdB, Sir 16: 1(1) | according to his deeds (Sirach 16:11-13); no one is hidden 132 WisdB, Sir 16: 1(1) | retribution at his hand (Sirach 16:15-21). ~ 133 WisdB, Sir 16: 6(2) | For Korah and his band (Sirach 16:6, 7), see Numbers 16: 134 WisdB, Sir 16: 6(2) | disgruntled Israelites (Sirach 16:6b), Psalm 78:21-22.~ 135 WisdB, Sir 16: 22(7) | 3-4), praise God's name (Sirach 16:8), obey his law (Sirach 136 WisdB, Sir 16: 22(7) | Sirach 16:8), obey his law (Sirach 16:9-12), and render to 137 WisdB, Sir 16: 22(7) | an account of his deeds (Sirach 16:18). Cf Psalm 19; 104.~ 138 WisdB, Sir 17: 19(3) | sinner to return to God (Sirach 17:19-21, 24-26) the author 139 WisdB, Sir 17: 19(3) | of praising God on earth (Sirach 17:22-23). In the light 140 WisdB, Sir 18: 1(1) | beyond man's understanding (Sirach 18:1-5), his mercy also 141 WisdB, Sir 18: 1(1) | surpasses all human compassion (Sirach 18:6-13). ~ 142 WisdB, Sir 18: 14(2) | offense to the recipient (Sirach 18:14-18). Prudence directs 143 WisdB, Sir 18: 14(2) | i.e., the day of reckoning (Sirach 18:19-27).~ 144 WisdB, Sir 18: 19(3) | forgiving mercy of God. Cf Sirach 3:29-30; 29:11-12; Tobit 145 WisdB, Sir 18: 28(5) | to encourage growth. Cf Sirach 24:28-31.~ 146 WisdB, Sir 19: 5(1) | judgment, and detraction (Sirach 19:5-6), and inculcating 147 WisdB, Sir 19: 5(1) | of self and of neighbor (Sirach 19:7-11). Justice requires 148 WisdB, Sir 19: 5(1) | the law of the Most High (Sirach 19:12-16); cf Matthew 7: 149 WisdB, Sir 20: 3(2) | desire of wrongdoing. Cf Sirach 20:20.~ 150 WisdB, Sir 20: 17(5) | and a fool is repulsive (Sirach 20:17-19); human respect 151 WisdB, Sir 20: 17(5) | rash promises and enmity (Sirach 20:21- 22); lies bring dishonor 152 WisdB, Sir 20: 17(5) | dishonor and lasting disgrace (Sirach 20:23, 24, 25).~ 153 WisdB, Sir 20: 26(6) | esteem among the great (Sirach 20:26-27). He must beware, 154 WisdB, Sir 20: 26(6) | when he should reprove (Sirach 20:28-30).~ 155 WisdB, Sir 21: 1(1) | depths of the nether world (Sirach 21:2-4, 6a, 8-10). Through 156 WisdB, Sir 21: 1(1) | forgiveness can be sought (Sirach 21:1), and through fear 157 WisdB, Sir 21: 1(1) | repentance is achieved (Sirach 1:5, 6b). ~ 158 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | a fountain of knowledge (Sirach 21:13, 15); his will is 159 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | trained to keep the law (Sirach 21:11); his words are gracious, 160 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | carefully weighed, sincere (Sirach 21:16-17, 25-26); his conduct 161 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | cultured and restrained (Sirach 21:20, 22-24). The fool' 162 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | and impenetrable to it (Sirach 21:12, 14, 18, 19); his 163 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | 19); his will rejects it (Sirach 21:15); his talk is burdensome ( 164 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | his laughter unrestrained (Sirach 21:20), his conversation 165 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | shallow and meddlesome (Sirach 21:25, 26); his conduct 166 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | conduct is bold and rude (Sirach 21:22-24); his abuse of 167 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | others redounds on himself (Sirach 21:27-28).~ 168 WisdB, Sir 22: 1(1) | 1-15] To Sirach, a lazy person and an unruly 169 WisdB, Sir 22: 1(1) | wishes to be rid of them (Sirach 22:1-5). A wicked fool is 170 WisdB, Sir 22: 1(1) | others lasts a lifetime (Sirach 22:7-11). He is like a brute, 171 WisdB, Sir 22: 1(1) | troublesome and intolerable (Sirach 22:12-15). ~ 172 WisdB, Sir 22: 19(4) | confidence destroy it utterly (Sirach 22:19-22, 24, 26), so kindness 173 WisdB, Sir 22: 19(4) | prosperity and inheritance (Sirach 22:23, 25).~ 174 WisdB, Sir 22: 27(5) | from sins of the tongue (Sirach 22:27; 23:1); ignorance 175 WisdB, Sir 22: 27(5) | mind and weakness of will (Sirach 22:2, 3); and inclinations 176 WisdB, Sir 22: 27(5) | prey of shameful desires (Sirach 23:3-6).~ 177 WisdB, Sir 23: 7(2) | obligation and incurs guilt (Sirach 23:7-11), blasphemy (Sirach 178 WisdB, Sir 23: 7(2) | Sirach 23:7-11), blasphemy (Sirach 23:12), talk that is coarse 179 WisdB, Sir 23: 7(2) | coarse and blundersome (Sirach 23:13, 14), and the incorrigible 180 WisdB, Sir 23: 7(2) | habit of abusive language (Sirach 23:15).~ 181 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(4) | and utterly destroys them (Sirach 23:16, 17, 22-26). The false 182 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(4) | aggravate his inevitable fate (Sirach 23:18-21). Only the fear 183 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(4) | can assure moral safety (Sirach 23:27).~ 184 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(5) | gravity: solitary sins (Sirach 23:16) fornication (Sirach 185 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(5) | Sirach 23:16) fornication (Sirach 23:17) and adultery (Sirach 186 WisdB, Sir 23: 16(5) | Sirach 23:17) and adultery (Sirach 23:18-21).~ 187 WisdB, Sir 25: 1(1) | unfaithful to his wife (Sirach 25:1, 2). This last, sensual 188 WisdB, Sir 25: 1(1) | judgment and wisdom in old age (Sirach 25:3-6) and the joy of a 189 WisdB, Sir 25: 1(1) | and fear of God prevail (Sirach 25:7-11). ~ 190 WisdB, Sir 25: 12(3) | very appearance is changed (Sirach 25:12-17). The worst of 191 WisdB, Sir 25: 12(3) | destroys his strength (Sirach 25:18-22). She must not 192 WisdB, Sir 25: 12(3) | made obedient or punished (Sirach 25:24, 25).~ 193 WisdB, Sir 25: 23(4) | in Genesis 3 to which Ben Sirach refers, sin, the cause of 194 WisdB, Sir 26: 1(1) | contentment to her husband (Sirach 26:1-4) through her thoughtfulness, 195 WisdB, Sir 26: 1(1) | beauty, grace and virtue (Sirach 26:13-18). ~ 196 WisdB, Sir 26: 20(6) | against injustice in commerce (Sirach 26:20-27:3), and perversity 197 WisdB, Sir 26: 20(6) | perversity of speech in business (Sirach 26:4-7). The pursuit of 198 WisdB, Sir 26: 20(6) | meritorious as it is difficult (Sirach 26:8-10). The discourses 199 WisdB, Sir 26: 20(6) | quarrels and even bloodshed (Sirach 26:11-15).~ 200 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | and does irreparable harm (Sirach 27:16-21); cf Sirach 22: 201 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | harm (Sirach 27:16-21); cf Sirach 22:22. False friendship 202 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | hateful to God and man (Sirach 27:22-24); it soon becomes 203 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | victim of its own treachery (Sirach 27:25-27). The same fate 204 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | malicious and vengeful (Sirach 27:28-28:1). They can obtain 205 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | commandments of the Most High (Sirach 28:2-7). And they must avoid 206 WisdB, Sir 27: 16(1) | avoid quarrels and strife (Sirach 28:8-11). ~ 207 WisdB, Sir 28: 12(1) | tongue and their havoc; cf Sirach 5:12-6:1; 19:5-16; 20:17- 208 WisdB, Sir 28: 12(1) | destroy domestic peace (Sirach 28:12-16). The whip, the 209 WisdB, Sir 28: 12(1) | inflicted by an evil tongue (Sirach 28:17-21). Not the just 210 WisdB, Sir 28: 12(1) | victims of their evil tongues (Sirach 28:22, 23). Therefore, guard 211 WisdB, Sir 28: 12(1) | treasure against an enemy (Sirach 28:24-26). ~ 212 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | wealth. Give to a poor man (Sirach 29:8, 9), lend to a needy 213 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | lender's burden be increased (Sirach 29:1-5) and his kindness 214 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | and his kindness abused (Sirach 29:6- 7); through charity 215 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | up defense against evil (Sirach 29:10-13). Go surety for 216 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | your means, but take care (Sirach 29:20) not to fall, for 217 WisdB, Sir 29: 1(1) | to misfortune and ruin (Sirach 29:14-19). ~ 218 WisdB, Sir 29: 21(2) | freedom and self-respect (Sirach 29:21-23). But if he lives 219 WisdB, Sir 29: 21(2) | himself to insult and abuse (Sirach 29:24-28).~ 220 WisdB, Sir 30: 1(1) | through their offspring (Sirach 30:1-6). Lack of discipline 221 WisdB, Sir 30: 1(1) | disappointment, terror and grief (Sirach 30:7-13). ~ 222 WisdB, Sir 30: 14(2) | more precious than wealth (Sirach 30:14-16); bitterness, constant 223 WisdB, Sir 30: 14(2) | difficult to bear than death (Sirach 30:17-20). Sadness, resentment, 224 WisdB, Sir 30: 14(2) | help to prolong one's days (Sirach 30:21-25).~ 225 WisdB, Sir 31: 1(1) | easily lead to sin and ruin (Sirach 31:1-7). Cf Matthew 6:25- 226 WisdB, Sir 31: 1(1) | wealth is worthy of praise (Sirach 31:8-11). ~ 227 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | avoids greed and selfishness (Sirach 31:12-13), is considerate 228 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | is generous toward him (Sirach 31:14, 15, 23, 24), observes 229 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | observes proper manners (Sirach 31:16-18), is moderate in 230 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | in eating and drinking (Sirach 31:19-22, 25-30). A good 231 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | is solicitous for them (Sirach 32:1, 2), provides conversation 232 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | conversation and diversion (Sirach 32:3-6), is modest in speech ( 233 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | 6), is modest in speech (Sirach 32:7, 8, 10), is respectful 234 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | is respectful of elders (Sirach 32:9), polite in comportment 235 WisdB, Sir 31: 12(4) | grateful to God for his favors (Sirach 32:11-13).~ 236 WisdB, Sir 32: 14(1) | are aids in following it (Sirach 32:14-16, 18-24; 33:1, 3, 4). 237 WisdB, Sir 32: 14(1) | are devoid of security (Sirach 32:15, 17-18; 33:2). ~ 238 WisdB, Sir 33: 5(2) | purposes of divine wisdom (Sirach 33:5-9). All creatures are 239 WisdB, Sir 33: 5(2) | the sinner, and the just (Sirach 33:10-15). This does not 240 WisdB, Sir 33: 19(4) | than be subservient to it (Sirach 33:19-24). Slaves are to 241 WisdB, Sir 33: 19(4) | to be treated unjustly (Sirach 33:25-29). Great care should 242 WisdB, Sir 33: 19(4) | be taken of good slaves (Sirach 33:30-33).~ 243 WisdB, Sir 34: 1(1) | these are devoid of reality (Sirach 34:1-8). True confidence 244 WisdB, Sir 34: 1(1) | knowledge and experience (Sirach 34:9-12), and above all 245 WisdB, Sir 34: 1(1) | assistance and protection (Sirach 34:13-17). ~ 246 WisdB, Sir 34: 18(2) | goods taken from the poor (Sirach 34:18-22), or to practice 247 WisdB, Sir 34: 18(2) | worthless in the sight of God (Sirach 34:23-26). Cf Matthew 15: 248 WisdB, Sir 35: 1(1) | pleasing and acceptable to God (Sirach 35:1-3). Offerings also 249 WisdB, Sir 35: 1(1) | repays . . . sevenfold (Sirach 35:4-10). Extortion from 250 WisdB, Sir 35: 1(1) | which God quickly repays (Sirach 35:11-18). Punishing the 251 WisdB, Sir 35: 1(1) | according to their deeds (Sirach 35:19-24). ~ 252 WisdB, Sir 36: 1(1) | through Israel, his people (Sirach 36:1-3, 10-13), and his 253 WisdB, Sir 36: 1(1) | punishment of the nations (Sirach 36:2, 5-9), that all the 254 WisdB, Sir 36: 1(1) | acknowledge him the eternal God (Sirach 36:4, 14-17). ~ 255 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | discerner of character (Sirach 36:18-21). Beauty and kindly 256 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | woman desirable as wife (Sirach 36:22-24). The good wife 257 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | establishing his household (Sirach 36:24-27). A true friend 258 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | shares his spoils with him (Sirach 37:5-6); a false one deceives 259 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | abandons him in time of need (Sirach 37:1-4). A true counselor 260 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | seek their own advantage (Sirach 37:7-12). In all things 261 WisdB, Sir 36: 18(2) | light and follow conscience (Sirach 37:13-15).~ 262 WisdB, Sir 37: 16(1) | folly, of evil and death (Sirach 36:16-18). If the fruits 263 WisdB, Sir 37: 16(1) | after him, in their lives (Sirach 37:19-25). ~ 264 WisdB, Sir 38: 1(1) | knowledge of their virtue (Sirach 38:1-8). In illness the 265 WisdB, Sir 38: 1(1) | apply the proper remedy (Sirach 38:9-14). The sinner, in 266 WisdB, Sir 38: 1(1) | his Maker and the doctor (Sirach 38:15). ~ 267 WisdB, Sir 38: 16(2) | their burial is becoming (Sirach 38:16-18). But grief should 268 WisdB, Sir 38: 16(2) | to prepare for it is now (Sirach 38:19-23).~ 269 WisdB, Sir 38: 24(3) | engraver, smith, potter (Sirach 38:25-34)-is the profession 270 WisdB, Sir 38: 24(3) | profession of the scribe (Sirach 39:24), who studies and 271 WisdB, Sir 38: 24(3) | and repentance for sin (Sirach 39:1, 6, 7), explores the 272 WisdB, Sir 38: 24(3) | for generations to come (Sirach 39:2-5, 8-11).~ 273 WisdB, Sir 39: 12(1) | every need is supplied (Sirach 39:12-16, 32-35). He describes 274 WisdB, Sir 39: 12(1) | their intended purpose (Sirach 39:17-21), bringing blessing 275 WisdB, Sir 39: 12(1) | wicked who misuse them (Sirach 39:22-31). Cf similar hymns 276 WisdB, Sir 39: 12(1) | similar hymns of praise, Sirach 36:1-17; 42:15-43:35. ~ 277 WisdB, Sir 40: 1(1) | time appointed for rest (Sirach 40:1-7). For sinners, the 278 WisdB, Sir 40: 1(1) | suffering is much greater (Sirach 40:8-10). What they gained 279 WisdB, Sir 40: 1(1) | justice endures forever (Sirach 40:14-16).~ 280 WisdB, Sir 40: 11(3) | from the Spirit of God. Cf Sirach 41:10; Genesis 2:7; 3:19; 281 WisdB, Sir 40: 17(4) | above all, fear of God; cf Sirach 25:6-11.~ 282 WisdB, Sir 40: 28(5) | their sense of honor. Cf Sirach 29:22-23.~ 283 WisdB, Sir 41: 1(1) | accepted as the will of God (Sirach 41:1-4). As the human body 284 WisdB, Sir 41: 1(1) | human body passes away (Sirach 41:11), so do those who 285 WisdB, Sir 41: 1(1) | if they had never been (Sirach 41:5-10). Only the good 286 WisdB, Sir 41: 1(1) | of the virtuous endures (Sirach 41:11-13). ~ 287 WisdB, Sir 41: 13(2) | verse many texts repeat Sirach 20:29-30.~ 288 WisdB, Sir 41: 14(3) | detailed examples of sin (Sirach 41:14-22) and virtue (Sirach 289 WisdB, Sir 41: 14(3) | Sirach 41:14-22) and virtue (Sirach 42:1-8), following the norm 290 WisdB, Sir 42: 9(1) | or find herself sterile (Sirach 42:9-10). He is advised 291 WisdB, Sir 42: 9(1) | account among the people (Sirach 42:11-14). ~ 292 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | preserving the universe (Sirach 42:15-17, 23, 25; 43:1-27), 293 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | 1-27), his omniscience (Sirach 42:18-20), his perfect wisdom ( 294 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | 20), his perfect wisdom (Sirach 42:21-22), his eternity ( 295 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | 42:21-22), his eternity (Sirach 42:24). The conclusion is 296 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | fervent hymn of praise (Sirach 43:28-33). Cf Sirach 16: 297 WisdB, Sir 42: 15(2) | praise (Sirach 43:28-33). Cf Sirach 16:22-18:13.~ 298 WisdB, Sir 44: 1(2) | have acquired great renown (Sirach 44:1-8, 14-15); and also 299 WisdB, Sir 44: 1(2) | God's covenant with them (Sirach 44:9-13). ~ 300 WisdB, Sir 44: 16(3) | of the original text; cf Sirach 49:14.~ 301 WisdB, Sir 45: 1(1) | power through miracles (Sirach 45:1-3), God's authority 302 WisdB, Sir 45: 1(1) | commandments and the law (Sirach 45:5), and God's mercy through 303 WisdB, Sir 45: 1(1) | faithfulness and meekness (Sirach 45:4-5). The very personification 304 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | for this sublime office (Sirach 45:6, 7), and describes 305 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | high priest's vestments (Sirach 45:8-13). He relates the 306 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | hands of Moses, his brother (Sirach 45:15), and describes the 307 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | offering sacrifice to God (Sirach 45:16), and of blessing ( 308 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | 45:16), and of blessing (Sirach 45:15), teaching, governing 309 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | and judging the people (Sirach 45:17); the inheritance 310 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | inheritance of the high priest (Sirach 45:20-22); the punishment 311 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | who were jealous of Aaron (Sirach 45:18, 19); and the confirmation 312 WisdB, Sir 45: 6(4) | descendants through Phinehas (Sirach 45:23-25).~ 313 WisdB, Sir 46: 1(1) | means "the Lord is savior" (Sirach 46:1), was the instrument 314 WisdB, Sir 46: 1(1) | people in miraculous ways (Sirach 46:2-6) by destroying their 315 WisdB, Sir 46: 1(1) | Israelites as an inheritance (Sirach 46:1). ~ 316 WisdB, Sir 46: 11(4) | integrity, was the greatest (Sirach 46:11-12, 19). He was judge 317 WisdB, Sir 46: 11(4) | kingdom, anointed kings (Sirach 46:13-18), and even after 318 WisdB, Sir 46: 11(4) | put an end to wickedness (Sirach 46:20).~ 319 WisdB, Sir 47: 1(1) | strengthened their power (Sirach 47:1-7). With his whole 320 WisdB, Sir 47: 1(1) | an everlasting kingdom (Sirach 47:8-11). ~ 321 WisdB, Sir 47: 12(2) | magnificent temple of Jerusalem (Sirach 47:12-13) and received from 322 WisdB, Sir 47: 12(2) | he obtained great fame (Sirach 47:14-17). Luxury and sensuality, 323 WisdB, Sir 47: 12(2) | division after his death (Sirach 47:19-21, 23-24). Nevertheless 324 WisdB, Sir 47: 12(2) | the descendants of David (Sirach 47:22).~ 325 WisdB, Sir 47: 25(5) | described as a judgment by fire (Sirach 47:25-26). Through his preaching, 326 WisdB, Sir 47: 25(5) | worship of the true God (Sirach 48:2-8). His miraculous 327 WisdB, Sir 47: 25(5) | restore the tribes of Israel (Sirach 48:9-11). Cf Matthew 17: 328 WisdB, Sir 48: 12(1) | predecessor by numerous miracles (Sirach 48:12-14), but the obstinacy 329 WisdB, Sir 48: 12(1) | kings, both good and bad (Sirach 48:15-16). ~ 330 WisdB, Sir 48: 17(2) | courage of King Hezekiah (Sirach 48:17, 22), the zeal of 331 WisdB, Sir 48: 17(2) | the prayer of the people (Sirach 48:20) availed with God. 332 WisdB, Sir 48: 17(2) | oppressors were routed (Sirach 48:18-19, 21), the king' 333 WisdB, Sir 48: 17(2) | prophecies concerning the future (Sirach 48:23-25), especially the 334 WisdB, Sir 49: 1(1) | s praise of King Josiah (Sirach 49:1-3), of the prophets 335 WisdB, Sir 49: 1(1) | likewise the minor prophets (Sirach 49:7-10) derives from their 336 WisdB, Sir 49: 1(1) | infidelity of kings and people (Sirach 49:4-6, 10). ~ 337 WisdB, Sir 50: 1(1) | public worship and welfare (Sirach 50:1-4). The author, a contemporary 338 WisdB, Sir 50: 1(1) | sanctuary, ascending the altar (Sirach 50:6-11), and, in the presence 339 WisdB, Sir 50: 1(1) | adoration of the Most High (Sirach 50:12-17). The hymnody, 340 WisdB, Sir 50: 1(1) | Jewish liturgical function (Sirach 50:18-21). ~ 341 WisdB, Sir 50: 27 | son of Eleazar, son of Sirach, as they gushed forth from 342 WisdB, Sir 50: 27(6) | son of Eleazar, son of Sirach, to his long and beautiful 343 WisdB, Sir 51: 12(2) | to go back to the time of Sirach:~Give thanks to the Lord, 344 WisdB, Sir 51: 13(3) | persistent study and instruction (Sirach 51:13-17), purification 345 WisdB, Sir 51: 13(3) | the possession of wisdom (Sirach 51:18-22). The author concludes 346 WisdB, Sir 51: 13(3) | herself to those who seek her (Sirach 51:23-26); and for their 347 WisdB, Sir 51: 13(3) | reward them in the end (Sirach 51:27-30). Cf Matthew 11: 348 Gosp, Mat 11: 28(15)| Matthew and are similar to Ben Sirach's invitation to learn wisdom 349 Gosp, Mat 11: 28(15)| and submit to her yoke (Sirach 51:23, 26).~ 350 Gosp, Mat 16: 14(10)| Elijah: cf Malachi 3:23-24; Sirach 48:10; and see the note 351 Gosp, Joh 2: 8(6) | master of ceremonies; cf Sirach 32:1.~ 352 Gosp, Joh 5: 35(13)| description of Elijah in Sirach 48:1. But only for a while, 353 Gosp, Joh 15: 1(2) | of herself as a vine in Sirach 24:17 are further background 354 NTLet, 2Cor 2: 14(9) | wisdom as a sweet odor (Sirach 24:15). Death . . . life: 355 NTLet, Gal 3: 7(7) | 12:3; cf Genesis 18:18; Sirach 44:21; Acts 3:25.~ 356 NTLet, Col 1: 15(6) | 31; Wisdom 7:22-8:1; and Sirach 1:4. See also the notes 357 NTLet, Heb 9: 22(17)| Joel 2:12), and almsgiving (Sirach 3:29). The author is limiting 358 NTLet, Heb 9: 28(20)| dramatic scene is described in Sirach 50:5-11.~ 359 NTLet, Heb 11: 4(4) | Praise of the Ancestors" in Sirach 44:1-50:21 gives a similar 360 CathL, Jam Int | Old Testament (Proverbs, Sirach) and in the extracanonical 361 CathL, Jam Int | 19, to many passages in Sirach, and to sequences of sayings 362 CathL, Jam 3: 1(1) | was chiefly conveyed (see Sirach 5:11-6:1; 28:12-26). ~


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