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1001 WisdB, Pro 12: 27 | the wealth of the diligent man is great. ~
1002 WisdB, Pro 13: 2 | the fruit of his words a man eats good things, but the
1003 WisdB, Pro 13: 5 | Anything deceitful the just man hates, but the wicked brings
1004 WisdB, Pro 13: 7 | 7 ~One man pretends to be rich, yet
1005 WisdB, Pro 13: 8 | 8 ~A man's riches serve as ransom
1006 WisdB, Pro 13: 8 | for his life, but the poor man heeds no rebuke. ~
1007 WisdB, Pro 13: 10 | 10 ~The stupid man sows discord by his insolence,
1008 WisdB, Pro 13: 14 | fountain of life, that a man may avoid the snares of
1009 WisdB, Pro 13: 16 | 16 ~The shrewd man does everything with prudence,
1010 WisdB, Pro 13: 18 | Poverty and shame befall the man who disregards correction,
1011 WisdB, Pro 13: 22 | 22 ~The good man leaves an inheritance to
1012 WisdB, Pro 13: 25 | 25 ~When the just man eats, his hunger is appeased;
1013 WisdB, Pro 14: 6 | 6 ~The senseless man seeks in vain for wisdom,
1014 WisdB, Pro 14: 6 | knowledge is easy to the man of intelligence. ~
1015 WisdB, Pro 14: 7 | 7 ~To avoid the foolish man, take steps! But knowing
1016 WisdB, Pro 14: 8 | 8 ~The shrewd man's wisdom gives him knowledge
1017 WisdB, Pro 14: 12 | Sometimes a way seems right to a man, but the end of it leads
1018 WisdB, Pro 14: 14 | of his ways, and the good man reaps the fruit of his paths. ~
1019 WisdB, Pro 14: 15 | everything, but the shrewd man measures his steps. ~
1020 WisdB, Pro 14: 16 | 16 ~The wise man is cautious and shuns evil;
1021 WisdB, Pro 14: 17 | 17 ~The quick-tempered man makes a fool of himself,
1022 WisdB, Pro 14: 17 | himself, but the prudent man is at peace. ~
1023 WisdB, Pro 14: 20 | by his neighbor the poor man is hated, but the friends
1024 WisdB, Pro 14: 27 | fountain of life, that a man may avoid the snares of
1025 WisdB, Pro 14: 29 | 29 ~The patient man shows much good sense, but
1026 WisdB, Pro 14: 29 | but the quick-tempered man displays folly at its height. ~
1027 WisdB, Pro 14: 32 | 32 ~The wicked man is overthrown by his wickedness,
1028 WisdB, Pro 14: 32 | wickedness, but the just man finds a refuge in his honesty. ~
1029 WisdB, Pro 15: 9 | the LORD, but he loves the man who pursues virtue. ~
1030 WisdB, Pro 15: 10 | punishment is in store for the man who goes astray; he who
1031 WisdB, Pro 15: 12 | 12 ~The senseless man loves not to be reproved;
1032 WisdB, Pro 15: 14 | mind of the intelligent man seeks knowledge, but the
1033 WisdB, Pro 15: 15 | depressed, but a lighthearted man has a continual feast. ~
1034 WisdB, Pro 15: 18 | 18 ~An ill-tempered man stirs up strife, but a patient
1035 WisdB, Pro 15: 18 | up strife, but a patient man allays discord. ~
1036 WisdB, Pro 15: 20 | father glad, but a fool of a man despises his mother. ~
1037 WisdB, Pro 15: 21 | is joy to the senseless man, but the man of understanding
1038 WisdB, Pro 15: 21 | the senseless man, but the man of understanding goes the
1039 WisdB, Pro 15: 23 | 23 ~There is joy for a man in his utterance; a word
1040 WisdB, Pro 15: 24 | of life leads the prudent man upward, that he may avoid
1041 WisdB, Pro 15: 26 | 26 ~The wicked man's schemes are an abomination
1042 WisdB, Pro 15: 28 | 28 ~The just man weighs well his utterance,
1043 WisdB, Pro 16: 1 | 1 ~1 Man may make plans in his heart,
1044 WisdB, Pro 16: 2 | 2 ~All the ways of a man may be pure in his own eyes,
1045 WisdB, Pro 16: 5 | 5 ~Every proud man is an abomination to the
1046 WisdB, Pro 16: 6 | by the fear of the LORD man avoids evil. ~
1047 WisdB, Pro 16: 7 | the LORD is pleased with a man's ways, he makes even his
1048 WisdB, Pro 16: 9 | 9 ~In his mind a man plans his course, but the
1049 WisdB, Pro 16: 13 | in honest lips, and the man who speaks what is right
1050 WisdB, Pro 16: 14 | messengers of death, but a wise man can pacify it. ~
1051 WisdB, Pro 16: 21 | 21 ~The wise man is esteemed for his discernment,
1052 WisdB, Pro 16: 23 | 23 ~The mind of the wise man makes him eloquent, and
1053 WisdB, Pro 16: 25 | Sometimes a way seems right to a man, but the end of it leads
1054 WisdB, Pro 16: 29 | 29 ~A lawless man allures his neighbor, and
1055 WisdB, Pro 16: 32 | 32 ~A patient man is better than a warrior,
1056 WisdB, Pro 17: 4 | 4 ~2 The evil man gives heed to wicked lips,
1057 WisdB, Pro 17: 4(2) | own evil ways, a wicked man judges evil of others. Cf
1058 WisdB, Pro 17: 8 | 8 ~A man who has a bribe to offer
1059 WisdB, Pro 17: 10 | reprimand does more for a man of intelligence than a hundred
1060 WisdB, Pro 17: 11 | rebellion alone is the wicked man bent, but a merciless messenger
1061 WisdB, Pro 17: 13 | 13 ~If a man returns evil for good, from
1062 WisdB, Pro 17: 18 | 18 ~Senseless is the man who gives his hand in pledge,
1063 WisdB, Pro 17: 20 | good, and a double-tongued man falls into trouble. ~
1064 WisdB, Pro 17: 21 | s parent is grief for a man; the father of a numskull
1065 WisdB, Pro 17: 23 | 23 ~The wicked man accepts a concealed bribe
1066 WisdB, Pro 17: 24 | 24 ~The man of intelligence fixes his
1067 WisdB, Pro 17: 26 | wrong to fine an innocent man, but beyond reason to scourge
1068 WisdB, Pro 17: 27 | is chary of speech is a man of intelligence. ~
1069 WisdB, Pro 18: 4 | 4 ~The words from a man's mouth are deep waters,
1070 WisdB, Pro 18: 9 | 9 ~The man who is slack in his work
1071 WisdB, Pro 18: 9 | work is own brother to the man who is destructive. ~
1072 WisdB, Pro 18: 10 | a strong tower; the just man runs to it and is safe. ~
1073 WisdB, Pro 18: 11 | 11 ~The rich man's wealth is his strong city;
1074 WisdB, Pro 18: 12 | Before his downfall a man's heart is haughty, but
1075 WisdB, Pro 18: 14 | 14 ~A man's spirit sustains him in
1076 WisdB, Pro 18: 16 | 16 ~A man's gift clears the way for
1077 WisdB, Pro 18: 17 | 17 ~The man who pleads his case first
1078 WisdB, Pro 18: 20 | the fruit of his mouth a man has his fill; with the yield
1079 WisdB, Pro 18: 23 | 23 ~The poor man implores, but the rich man
1080 WisdB, Pro 18: 23 | man implores, but the rich man answers harshly. ~
1081 WisdB, Pro 19: 1 | 1 ~Better a poor man who walks in his integrity
1082 WisdB, Pro 19: 3 | 3 ~A man's own folly upsets his way,
1083 WisdB, Pro 19: 4 | but the friend of the poor man deserts him. ~
1084 WisdB, Pro 19: 6 | all are friends of the man who has something to give. ~
1085 WisdB, Pro 19: 7 | 7 ~All the poor man's brothers hate him; how
1086 WisdB, Pro 19: 11 | 11 ~It is good sense in a man to be slow to anger, and
1087 WisdB, Pro 19: 15 | 15 ~Laziness plunges a man into deep sleep, and the
1088 WisdB, Pro 19: 19 | 19 ~The man of violent temper pays the
1089 WisdB, Pro 19: 21 | Many are the plans in a man's heart, but it is the decision
1090 WisdB, Pro 19: 22 | 22 ~From a man's greed comes his shame;
1091 WisdB, Pro 19: 22 | shame; rather be a poor man than a liar. ~
1092 WisdB, Pro 19: 25 | If you beat an arrogant man, the simple learn a lesson;
1093 WisdB, Pro 19: 25 | you rebuke an intelligent man, he gains knowledge. ~
1094 WisdB, Pro 20: 3 | 3 ~It is honorable for a man to shun strife, while every
1095 WisdB, Pro 20: 5 | below the surface, but the man of intelligence draws it
1096 WisdB, Pro 20: 7 | 7 ~When a man walks in integrity and justice,
1097 WisdB, Pro 20: 9(1) | 9] Man can be free of sin only
1098 WisdB, Pro 20: 17 | of deceit is sweet to a man, but afterward his mouth
1099 WisdB, Pro 20: 24 | 24 ~5 Man's steps are from the LORD;
1100 WisdB, Pro 20: 24 | the LORD; how, then, can a man understand his way? ~
1101 WisdB, Pro 20: 24(5) | 24] Man is dependent upon God and
1102 WisdB, Pro 20: 25 | sacred gift is a trap for a man, or to regret a vow once
1103 WisdB, Pro 20: 27 | the LORD is the breath of man; it searches through all
1104 WisdB, Pro 21: 2 | 2 ~All the ways of a man may be right in his own
1105 WisdB, Pro 21: 10 | The soul of the wicked man desires evil; his neighbor
1106 WisdB, Pro 21: 11 | 11 ~When the arrogant man is punished, the simple
1107 WisdB, Pro 21: 11 | the wiser; when the wise man is instructed, he gains
1108 WisdB, Pro 21: 12 | 12 ~The just man appraises the house of the
1109 WisdB, Pro 21: 16 | 16 ~2 The man who strays from the way
1110 WisdB, Pro 21: 18 | 18 ~3 The wicked man serves as ransom for the
1111 WisdB, Pro 21: 18 | just, and the faithless man for the righteous. ~
1112 WisdB, Pro 21: 22 | 22 ~The wise man storms a city of the mighty,
1113 WisdB, Pro 21: 24 | Arrogant is the name for the man of overbearing pride who
1114 WisdB, Pro 21: 26 | all the day, but the just man gives unsparingly. ~
1115 WisdB, Pro 21: 29 | 29 ~The wicked man is brazenfaced, but the
1116 WisdB, Pro 21: 29 | brazenfaced, but the upright man pays heed to his ways. ~
1117 WisdB, Pro 22: 3 | 3 ~The shrewd man perceives evil and hides,
1118 WisdB, Pro 22: 9 | 9 ~The kindly man will be blessed, for he
1119 WisdB, Pro 22: 10 | 10 ~Expel the arrogant man and discord goes out; strife
1120 WisdB, Pro 22: 11 | loves the pure of heart; the man of winning speech has the
1121 WisdB, Pro 22: 19(5) | and addressed to a young man who wishes to enter upon
1122 WisdB, Pro 22: 24 | friendly with a hotheaded man, nor the companion of a
1123 WisdB, Pro 22: 24 | companion of a wrathful man, ~
1124 WisdB, Pro 22: 29 | 29 ~You see a man skilled at his work? He
1125 WisdB, Pro 23: 6 | take food with a grudging man, and do not desire his dainties; ~
1126 WisdB, Pro 23: 21 | poverty, and torpor clothes a man in rags. ~
1127 WisdB, Pro 23: 24 | 24 ~The father of a just man will exult with glee; he
1128 WisdB, Pro 24: 5 | 5 ~A wise man is more powerful than a
1129 WisdB, Pro 24: 5 | more powerful than a strong man, and a man of knowledge
1130 WisdB, Pro 24: 5 | than a strong man, and a man of knowledge than a man
1131 WisdB, Pro 24: 5 | man of knowledge than a man of might; ~
1132 WisdB, Pro 24: 12 | you say, "I know not this man!" does not he who tests
1133 WisdB, Pro 24: 15 | against the home of the just man, ravage not his dwelling
1134 WisdB, Pro 24: 16 | 16 ~5 For the just man falls seven times and rises
1135 WisdB, Pro 24: 16(5) | 16] The just man overcomes every misfortune
1136 WisdB, Pro 24: 20 | 20 ~For the evil man has no future, the lamp
1137 WisdB, Pro 24: 24 | He who says to the wicked man, "You are just" - men will
1138 WisdB, Pro 24: 29 | to him; I will repay the man according to his deeds." ~
1139 WisdB, Pro 24: 30 | by the vineyard of the man without sense; ~
1140 WisdB, Pro 24: 34 | and want like an armed man. ~ ~ ~
1141 WisdB, Pro 25: 9 | your neighbor, but another man's secret do not disclose; ~
1142 WisdB, Pro 25: 14 | when no rain follows is the man who boastfully promises
1143 WisdB, Pro 25: 18 | or a sharp arrow, is the man who bears false witness
1144 WisdB, Pro 25: 19 | dependence on) a faithless man in time of trouble. ~
1145 WisdB, Pro 25: 26 | polluted spring is a just man who gives way before the
1146 WisdB, Pro 25: 28 | with no defenses is the man with no check on his feelings. ~ ~ ~
1147 WisdB, Pro 26: 4(2) | In any answer the wise man gives he must protect his
1148 WisdB, Pro 26: 12 | 12 ~You see a man wise in his own eyes? There
1149 WisdB, Pro 26: 17 | 17 ~Like the man who seizes a passing dog
1150 WisdB, Pro 26: 19 | 19 ~Is the man who deceives his neighbor,
1151 WisdB, Pro 26: 21 | fire, such is a contentious man in enkindling strife. ~
1152 WisdB, Pro 26: 26 | 26 ~A man may conceal hatred under
1153 WisdB, Pro 27: 7 | virgin honey; but to the man who is hungry, any bitter
1154 WisdB, Pro 27: 8 | is far from its nest is a man who is far from his home. ~
1155 WisdB, Pro 27: 12 | 12 ~The shrewd man perceives evil and hides;
1156 WisdB, Pro 27: 17 | As iron sharpens iron, so man sharpens his fellow man. ~
1157 WisdB, Pro 27: 17 | man sharpens his fellow man. ~
1158 WisdB, Pro 27: 21 | and the furnace gold, so a man is tested by the praise
1159 WisdB, Pro 28: 1 | 1 ~The wicked man flees although no one pursues
1160 WisdB, Pro 28: 1 | pursues him; but the just man, like a lion, feels sure
1161 WisdB, Pro 28: 2 | many; but with a prudent man it knows security. ~
1162 WisdB, Pro 28: 3 | 3 ~A rich man who oppresses the poor is
1163 WisdB, Pro 28: 4 | the law praise the wicked man, but those who keep the
1164 WisdB, Pro 28: 6 | 6 ~Better a poor man who walks in his integrity
1165 WisdB, Pro 28: 11 | 11 ~The rich man is wise in his own eyes,
1166 WisdB, Pro 28: 11 | his own eyes, but a poor man who is intelligent sees
1167 WisdB, Pro 28: 14 | 14 ~Happy the man who is always on his guard;
1168 WisdB, Pro 28: 17 | 17 ~Though a man burdened with human blood
1169 WisdB, Pro 28: 19 | but from idle pursuits a man has his fill of poverty. ~
1170 WisdB, Pro 28: 20 | 20 ~The trustworthy man will be richly blessed;
1171 WisdB, Pro 28: 21 | even a morsel of bread a man may do wrong. ~
1172 WisdB, Pro 28: 22 | 22 ~The avaricious man is perturbed about his wealth,
1173 WisdB, Pro 28: 23 | 23 ~He who rebukes a man gets more thanks in the
1174 WisdB, Pro 28: 25 | 25 ~The greedy man stirs up disputes, but he
1175 WisdB, Pro 29: 1 | 1 ~The man who remains stiff-necked
1176 WisdB, Pro 29: 5 | 5 ~The man who flatters his neighbor
1177 WisdB, Pro 29: 6 | 6 ~The wicked man steps into a snare, but
1178 WisdB, Pro 29: 6 | into a snare, but the just man runs on joyfully. ~
1179 WisdB, Pro 29: 7 | 7 ~The just man has a care for the rights
1180 WisdB, Pro 29: 7 | of the poor; the wicked man has no such concern. ~
1181 WisdB, Pro 29: 9 | 9 ~If a wise man disputes with a fool, he
1182 WisdB, Pro 29: 10 | Bloodthirsty men hate the honest man, but the upright show concern
1183 WisdB, Pro 29: 11 | biding his time, the wise man calms it. ~
1184 WisdB, Pro 29: 20 | 20 ~Do you see a man hasty in his words? More
1185 WisdB, Pro 29: 21 | 21 ~If a man pampers his servant from
1186 WisdB, Pro 29: 22 | 22 ~An ill-tempered man stirs up disputes, and a
1187 WisdB, Pro 29: 22 | disputes, and a hotheaded man is the cause of many sins. ~
1188 WisdB, Pro 29: 23 | 23 ~Man's pride causes his humiliation,
1189 WisdB, Pro 29: 25 | 25 ~The fear of man brings a snare, but he who
1190 WisdB, Pro 30: 1(1) | 3] Agur wishes to stress man's insignificance when he
1191 WisdB, Pro 30: 1 | pronouncement of mortal man: "I am not God; I am not
1192 WisdB, Pro 30: 19 | high seas, and the way of a man with a maiden. ~
1193 WisdB, Ecc Int | a plan to be hidden from man, who seeks happiness without
1194 WisdB, Ecc Int | there is an advantage for man in the enjoyment of certain
1195 WisdB, Ecc Int | indulgence also vanity unless man returns due thanks to the
1196 WisdB, Ecc 1: 3 | 3 ~3 What profit has man from all the labor which
1197 WisdB, Ecc 1: 8 | labored; there is nothing man can say. The eye is not
1198 WisdB, Ecc 1: 8(4) | 8] All speech . . . man can say: or "All things
1199 WisdB, Ecc 1: 8(4) | things are wearisome beyond man's power to tell."~
1200 WisdB, Ecc 2: 3(2) | hopes to discover wherein man's true happiness consists.~
1201 WisdB, Ecc 2: 12 | 12 ~For what will the man do who is to come after
1202 WisdB, Ecc 2: 14 | 14 ~The wise man has eyes in his head, but
1203 WisdB, Ecc 2: 16 | 16 ~Neither of the wise man nor of the fool will there
1204 WisdB, Ecc 2: 16 | How is it that the wise man dies as well as the fool! ~
1205 WisdB, Ecc 2: 18 | because I must leave them to a man who is to come after me. ~
1206 WisdB, Ecc 2: 19 | whether he will be a wise man or a fool? Yet he will have
1207 WisdB, Ecc 2: 21 | 21 ~For here is a man who has labored with wisdom
1208 WisdB, Ecc 2: 22 | For what profit comes to a man from all the toil and anxiety
1209 WisdB, Ecc 2: 24 | There is nothing better for man than to eat and drink and
1210 WisdB, Ecc 2: 26 | 26 ~For to whatever man he sees fit he gives wisdom
1211 WisdB, Ecc 2: 26 | to be given to whatever man God sees fit. This also
1212 WisdB, Ecc 3: 13 | 13 ~For every man, moreover, to eat and drink
1213 WisdB, Ecc 3: 19 | 19 ~For the lot of man and of beast is one lot;
1214 WisdB, Ecc 3: 19 | the same life-breath, and man has no advantage over the
1215 WisdB, Ecc 3: 22 | is nothing better for a man than to rejoice in his work;
1216 WisdB, Ecc 4: 4 | work is the rivalry of one man for another. This also is
1217 WisdB, Ecc 4: 8 | 8 ~a solitary man with no companion; with
1218 WisdB, Ecc 4: 10 | companion. Woe to the solitary man! For if he should fall,
1219 WisdB, Ecc 4: 12 | 12 ~Where a lone man may be overcome, two together
1220 WisdB, Ecc 5: 9 | 9 ~The covetous man is never satisfied with
1221 WisdB, Ecc 5: 11 | is sweet to the laboring man, whether he eats little
1222 WisdB, Ecc 5: 11 | little or much, but the rich man's abundance allows him no
1223 WisdB, Ecc 5: 17 | as good: it is well for a man to eat and drink and enjoy
1224 WisdB, Ecc 5: 18 | 18 ~Any man to whom God gives riches
1225 WisdB, Ecc 5: 19(3) | though temporary, keep a man from dwelling on the ills
1226 WisdB, Ecc 6: 1 | and it weighs heavily upon man: ~
1227 WisdB, Ecc 6: 2 | 2 ~there is the man to whom God gives riches
1228 WisdB, Ecc 6: 3 | 3 ~1 Should a man have a hundred children
1229 WisdB, Ecc 6: 3 | deprived of burial, of this man I proclaim that the child
1230 WisdB, Ecc 6: 5 | rest rather than such a man. ~
1231 WisdB, Ecc 6: 7 | 7 ~3 All man's toil is for his mouth,
1232 WisdB, Ecc 6: 8 | what advantage has the wise man over the fool, or what advantage
1233 WisdB, Ecc 6: 8 | what advantage has the poor man in knowing how to conduct
1234 WisdB, Ecc 6: 10 | name, and the nature of man is known, and that he cannot
1235 WisdB, Ecc 6: 10(5) | one who is stronger than man is God.~
1236 WisdB, Ecc 6: 11 | what profit is there for a man? ~
1237 WisdB, Ecc 6: 12 | knows what is good for a man in life, the limited days
1238 WisdB, Ecc 6: 12 | Because-who is there to tell a man what will come after him
1239 WisdB, Ecc 7: 2 | that is the end of every man, and the living should take
1240 WisdB, Ecc 7: 5 | better to hearken to the wise man's rebuke than to hearken
1241 WisdB, Ecc 7: 7 | can make a fool of a wise man, and a bribe corrupts the
1242 WisdB, Ecc 7: 14 | other God has made, so that man cannot find fault with him
1243 WisdB, Ecc 7: 15 | in my vain days: a just man perishing in his justice,
1244 WisdB, Ecc 7: 16(2) | reference to the self-righteous man who is so stern that he
1245 WisdB, Ecc 7: 19 | better defense for the wise man than would be ten princes
1246 WisdB, Ecc 7: 20 | 20 ~5 yet there is no man on earth so just as to do
1247 WisdB, Ecc 7: 28 | seeks and has not found: One man out of a thousand have I
1248 WisdB, Ecc 8: 1 | 1 ~Who is like the wise man, and who knows the explanation
1249 WisdB, Ecc 8: 1 | explanation of things? A man's wisdom illumines his face,
1250 WisdB, Ecc 8: 5 | experiences no evil, and the wise man's heart knows times and
1251 WisdB, Ecc 8: 6 | is a great affliction for man ~
1252 WisdB, Ecc 8: 8 | 8 ~There is no man who is master of the breath
1253 WisdB, Ecc 8: 9 | under the sun, while one man tyrannizes over another
1254 WisdB, Ecc 8: 13 | be well with the wicked man, and he shall not prolong
1255 WisdB, Ecc 8: 15 | there is nothing good for man under the sun except eating
1256 WisdB, Ecc 8: 17 | 17 ~I recognized that man is unable to find out all
1257 WisdB, Ecc 8: 17 | rest in sleep. However much man toils in searching, he does
1258 WisdB, Ecc 8: 17 | out; and even if the wise man says that he knows, he is
1259 WisdB, Ecc 9: 1 | of God. Love from hatred man cannot tell; both appear
1260 WisdB, Ecc 9: 2 | not. As it is for the good man, so it is for the sinner;
1261 WisdB, Ecc 9: 12 | 12 ~3 Man no more knows his own time
1262 WisdB, Ecc 9: 15 | But in the city lived a man who, though poor, was wise,
1263 WisdB, Ecc 9: 15 | one remembered this poor man. ~
1264 WisdB, Ecc 9: 16 | yet the wisdom of the poor man is despised and his words
1265 WisdB, Ecc 10: 2 | 2 ~1 The wise man's understanding turns him
1266 WisdB, Ecc 10: 12 | 12 ~Words from the wise man's mouth win favor, but the
1267 WisdB, Ecc 10: 14 | the fool multiplies words. Man knows not what is to come,
1268 WisdB, Ecc 11: 8 | 8 ~However many years a man may live, let him, as he
1269 WisdB, Ecc 11: 9 | 9 ~Rejoice, O young man, while you are young and
1270 WisdB, Ecc 12: 5 | without effect, Because man goes to his lasting home,
1271 WisdB, Ecc 12: 13 | commandments, for this is man's all; ~
1272 WisdB, Ecc 12: 13(7) | 13] Man's all: St. Jerome explains: "
1273 WisdB, Ecc 12: 13(7) | explains: "Unto this is every man born that, knowing his Maker,
1274 WisdB, Wisd 1: 3 | perverse counsels separate a man from God, and his power,
1275 WisdB, Wisd 1: 7 | all-embracing, and knows what man says. ~
1276 WisdB, Wisd 1: 9 | the devices of the wicked man shall be scrutinized, and
1277 WisdB, Wisd 2: 1 | is there any remedy for man's dying, nor is anyone known
1278 WisdB, Wisd 2: 10 | us oppress the needy just man; let us neither spare the
1279 WisdB, Wisd 2: 10 | widow nor revere the old man for his hair grown white
1280 WisdB, Wisd 2: 23 | 23 ~For God formed man to be imperishable; the
1281 WisdB, Wisd 4: 7 | 7 ~But the just man, though he die early, shall
1282 WisdB, Wisd 4: 16 | 16 ~Yes, the just man dead condemns the sinful
1283 WisdB, Wisd 4: 16 | many years of the wicked man grown old. ~
1284 WisdB, Wisd 4: 17 | see the death of the wise man and do not understand what
1285 WisdB, Wisd 7: 1 | 1 ~1 I too am a mortal man, the same as all the rest,
1286 WisdB, Wisd 7: 1 | descendant of the first man formed on earth. And in
1287 WisdB, Wisd 7: 1(1) | 1] First man formed on earth: Adam. The
1288 WisdB, Wisd 7: 2 | blood, from the seed of man, and the pleasure that accompanies
1289 WisdB, Wisd 9: 2 | wisdom have established man to rule the creatures produced
1290 WisdB, Wisd 9: 5 | son of your handmaid, a man weak and short-lived and
1291 WisdB, Wisd 9: 13 | 13 ~For what man knows God's counsel, or
1292 WisdB, Wisd 10: 3 | 3 ~3 But when the unjust man withdrew from her in his
1293 WisdB, Wisd 10: 4 | saved it, piloting the just man on frailest wood. ~
1294 WisdB, Wisd 10: 5 | wickedness, knew the just man, kept him blameless before
1295 WisdB, Wisd 10: 6 | She delivered the just man from among the wicked who
1296 WisdB, Wisd 10: 10 | 10 ~8 She, when the just man fled from his brother's
1297 WisdB, Wisd 10: 13 | did not abandon the just man when he was sold, but delivered
1298 WisdB, Wisd 11: 16 | they might recognize that a man is punished by the very
1299 WisdB, Wisd 13: 13 | patterns it on the image of a man ~
1300 WisdB, Wisd 14: 15 | what was formerly a dead man and handed down to his subjects
1301 WisdB, Wisd 14: 20 | before was honored as a man. ~
1302 WisdB, Wisd 15: 5 | yearning in the senseless man, till he longs for the inanimate
1303 WisdB, Wisd 15: 13 | 13 ~For this man more than any knows that
1304 WisdB, Wisd 15: 16 | 16 ~For a man made them; one whose spirit
1305 WisdB, Wisd 15: 16 | him fashioned them. For no man succeeds in fashioning a
1306 WisdB, Wisd 16: 14 | 14 ~3 Man, however, slays in his malice,
1307 WisdB, Wisd 16: 26 | kinds of fruits that nourish man, but it is your word that
1308 WisdB, Wisd 18: 21 | 21 ~5 For the blameless man hastened to be their champion,
1309 WisdB, Wisd 18: 21(5) | 21] Blameless man: Aaron, acting according
1310 WisdB, Sir 1: 19 | unjust anger; anger plunges a man to his downfall. ~
1311 WisdB, Sir 1: 20 | 20 ~A patient man need stand firm but for
1312 WisdB, Sir 2: 1(1) | humiliation merely purify man and prove his worth (Sirach
1313 WisdB, Sir 3: 11 | His father's honor is a man's glory; disgrace for her
1314 WisdB, Sir 3: 17(2) | Sirach 3:17-19). Through it a man performs duty, avoids what
1315 WisdB, Sir 3: 25 | 25 ~A stubborn man will fare badly in the end,
1316 WisdB, Sir 3: 26 | 26 ~A stubborn man will be burdened with sorrow;
1317 WisdB, Sir 3: 27 | affliction of the proud man there is no cure; he is
1318 WisdB, Sir 3: 28 | attentive ear is the wise man's joy. ~
1319 WisdB, Sir 3: 29(4) | atone for sin and endear a man to God and to his fellow
1320 WisdB, Sir 4: 1 | My son, rob not the poor man of his livelihood; force
1321 WisdB, Sir 4: 2 | 2 ~A hungry man grieve not, a needy man
1322 WisdB, Sir 4: 2 | man grieve not, a needy man anger not; ~
1323 WisdB, Sir 4: 5 | turn not your eyes, give no man reason to curse you; ~
1324 WisdB, Sir 4: 8 | Give a hearing to the poor man, and return his greeting
1325 WisdB, Sir 4: 27 | yourself before an impious man, nor refuse to do so before
1326 WisdB, Sir 5: 15 | dishonor through talking! A man's tongue can be his downfall. ~
1327 WisdB, Sir 6: 1 | acquire: "That for the evil man with double tongue!" ~
1328 WisdB, Sir 6: 1(1) | will say this against the man whose deceitful tongue has
1329 WisdB, Sir 6: 36 | 36 ~If you see a man of prudence, seek him out;
1330 WisdB, Sir 7: 11 | Laugh not at an embittered man; be mindful of him who exalts
1331 WisdB, Sir 7: 17 | your pride; what awaits man is worms. ~
1332 WisdB, Sir 7: 25 | but give her to a worthy man. ~
1333 WisdB, Sir 7: 32 | 32 ~To the poor man also extend your hand, that
1334 WisdB, Sir 8: 1 | not with an influential man, lest you fall into his
1335 WisdB, Sir 8: 1(1) | 1-19] A prudent man will be circumspect, avoiding
1336 WisdB, Sir 8: 2 | Quarrel not with a rich man, lest he pay out the price
1337 WisdB, Sir 8: 3 | 3 ~Dispute not with a man of railing speech, heap
1338 WisdB, Sir 8: 4 | familiar with an unruly man, lest he speak ill of your
1339 WisdB, Sir 8: 6 | 6 ~Insult no man when he is old, for some
1340 WisdB, Sir 8: 7 | 7 ~Rejoice not when a man dies; remember, we are all
1341 WisdB, Sir 8: 11 | 11 ~3 Let not the impious man intimidate you; it will
1342 WisdB, Sir 8: 15 | Travel not with a ruthless man, lest he weigh you down
1343 WisdB, Sir 8: 16 | quarrel with a quick-tempered man, nor ride with him through
1344 WisdB, Sir 8: 19 | 19 ~Open your heart to no man, and banish not your happiness. ~ ~ ~
1345 WisdB, Sir 9: 1(1) | integrity of his possessions, a man must avoid jealousy toward
1346 WisdB, Sir 9: 12 | Rejoice not at a proud man's success; remember he will
1347 WisdB, Sir 9: 13 | 13 ~Keep far from the man who has power to kill, and
1348 WisdB, Sir 9: 18 | Feared in the city is the man of railing speech, and he
1349 WisdB, Sir 10: 1 | government of a prudent man is well ordered. ~
1350 WisdB, Sir 10: 4 | who raises up on it the man of the hour; ~
1351 WisdB, Sir 10: 5 | Sovereignty over every man is in the hand of God, who
1352 WisdB, Sir 10: 9 | proud? even during life man's body decays; ~
1353 WisdB, Sir 10: 9(2) | general implication is that man deteriorates physically
1354 WisdB, Sir 10: 11 | 11 ~When a man dies, he inherits corruption;
1355 WisdB, Sir 10: 12 | The beginning of pride is man's stubbornness in withdrawing
1356 WisdB, Sir 10: 18 | Insolence is not allotted to a man, nor stubborn anger to one
1357 WisdB, Sir 10: 22 | is not just to despise a man who is wise but poor, nor
1358 WisdB, Sir 10: 24 | prudent slave, the wise man does not complain. ~
1359 WisdB, Sir 10: 29 | 29 ~The poor man is honored for his wisdom
1360 WisdB, Sir 10: 29 | for his wisdom as the rich man is honored for his wealth; ~
1361 WisdB, Sir 11: 1 | 1 ~The poor man's wisdom lifts his head
1362 WisdB, Sir 11: 2 | 2 ~Praise not a man for his looks; despise not
1363 WisdB, Sir 11: 2 | his looks; despise not a man for his appearance. ~
1364 WisdB, Sir 11: 4 | worn cloak and jibe at no man's bitter day: For strange
1365 WisdB, Sir 11: 7(2) | Discretion regulates a man's conduct toward others
1366 WisdB, Sir 11: 7(2) | regards his own interests, a man should avoid solicitude
1367 WisdB, Sir 11: 18 | 18 ~A man may become rich through
1368 WisdB, Sir 11: 19(5) | the parable of the rich man, Luke 12:16-21.~
1369 WisdB, Sir 11: 21 | instant, to make a poor man rich. ~
1370 WisdB, Sir 11: 22 | blessing is the lot of the just man, and in due time his hopes
1371 WisdB, Sir 11: 26 | the day of death to repay man according to his deeds. ~
1372 WisdB, Sir 11: 27 | of past delights; when a man dies, his life is revealed. ~
1373 WisdB, Sir 11: 28 | 28 ~Call no man happy before his death,
1374 WisdB, Sir 11: 28 | death, for by how he ends, a man is known. ~
1375 WisdB, Sir 11: 29 | 29 ~Bring not every man into your house, for many
1376 WisdB, Sir 11: 32 | 32 ~The evil man lies in wait for blood,
1377 WisdB, Sir 11: 33 | 33 ~Avoid a wicked man, for he breeds only evil,
1378 WisdB, Sir 12: 2 | 2 ~Do good to the just man and reward will be yours,
1379 WisdB, Sir 12: 4 | 4 ~Give to the good man, refuse the sinner; refresh
1380 WisdB, Sir 12: 4 | give nothing to the proud man. ~
1381 WisdB, Sir 12: 9 | 9 ~When a man is successful even his enemy
1382 WisdB, Sir 12: 14 | the companion of the proud man, who is involved in his
1383 WisdB, Sir 13: 1 | associates with an impious man learns his ways. ~
1384 WisdB, Sir 13: 3 | 3 ~The rich man does wrong and boasts of
1385 WisdB, Sir 13: 3 | and boasts of it, the poor man is wronged and begs forgiveness. ~
1386 WisdB, Sir 13: 4 | 4 ~As long as the rich man can use you he will enslave
1387 WisdB, Sir 13: 9 | 9 ~When invited by a man of influence, keep your
1388 WisdB, Sir 13: 14 | loves its own kind, every man a man like himself. ~
1389 WisdB, Sir 13: 14 | its own kind, every man a man like himself. ~
1390 WisdB, Sir 13: 15 | with his own kind every man associates. ~
1391 WisdB, Sir 13: 19 | 19 ~A proud man abhors lowliness; so does
1392 WisdB, Sir 13: 19 | lowliness; so does the rich man abhor the poor. ~
1393 WisdB, Sir 13: 20 | 20 ~When a rich man stumbles he is supported
1394 WisdB, Sir 13: 20 | by a friend; when a poor man trips he is pushed down
1395 WisdB, Sir 13: 21 | the supporters for a rich man when he speaks; though what
1396 WisdB, Sir 13: 21 | wins approval. When a poor man speaks they make sport of
1397 WisdB, Sir 13: 22 | 22 ~A rich man speaks and all are silent,
1398 WisdB, Sir 13: 22 | extol to the clouds. A poor man speaks and they say: "Who
1399 WisdB, Sir 13: 24 | 24 ~The heart of a man changes his countenance,
1400 WisdB, Sir 14: 1 | 1 ~Happy the man whose mouth brings him no
1401 WisdB, Sir 14: 2 | 2 ~Happy the man whose conscience does not
1402 WisdB, Sir 14: 3 | Wealth ill becomes the mean man; and to the miser, of what
1403 WisdB, Sir 14: 19 | 19 ~All man's works will perish in decay,
1404 WisdB, Sir 14: 20 | 20 ~2 Happy the man who meditates on wisdom,
1405 WisdB, Sir 14: 20(2) | 20): he gives to every man the liberty to choose between
1406 WisdB, Sir 15: 10 | praise is offered by the wise man's tongue; its rightful steward
1407 WisdB, Sir 15: 12 | he has no need of wicked man. ~
1408 WisdB, Sir 15: 14 | in the beginning, created man, he made him subject to
1409 WisdB, Sir 15: 17 | 17 ~Before man are life and death, whichever
1410 WisdB, Sir 15: 19 | has made; he understands man's every deed. ~
1411 WisdB, Sir 15: 20 | 20 ~No man does he command to sin,
1412 WisdB, Sir 16: 4 | 4 ~Through one wise man can a city be peopled; through
1413 WisdB, Sir 16: 11 | been but one stiffnecked man, it were a wonder had he
1414 WisdB, Sir 16: 13 | with his plunder; a just man's hope God does not leave
1415 WisdB, Sir 16: 22(7) | it (16:22-28), endowing man with a moral nature, with
1416 WisdB, Sir 16: 22(7) | image (17:1, 6), so that man may govern the earth (16:
1417 WisdB, Sir 17: 1 | LORD from the earth created man, and in his own image he
1418 WisdB, Sir 17: 3 | 3 ~He endows man with a strength of his own,
1419 WisdB, Sir 17: 17 | 17 ~A man's goodness God cherishes
1420 WisdB, Sir 17: 17 | cherishes like a signet ring, a man's virtue, like the apple
1421 WisdB, Sir 17: 25 | not immortal is any son of man. ~
1422 WisdB, Sir 18: 1(1) | justice and power beyond man's understanding (Sirach
1423 WisdB, Sir 18: 5 | 5 ~When a man ends he is only beginning,
1424 WisdB, Sir 18: 6 | 6 ~What is man, of what worth is he? the
1425 WisdB, Sir 18: 7 | 7 ~The sum of a man's days is great if it reaches
1426 WisdB, Sir 18: 11 | 11 ~Man may be merciful to his fellow
1427 WisdB, Sir 18: 11 | be merciful to his fellow man, but the LORD'S mercy reaches
1428 WisdB, Sir 18: 16 | are offered by a kindly man. ~
1429 WisdB, Sir 18: 27 | 27 ~A wise man is circumspect in all things;
1430 WisdB, Sir 18: 28 | 28 ~5 Any learned man should make wisdom known,
1431 WisdB, Sir 18: 28(5) | The neighbors of the wise man are regarded as the field
1432 WisdB, Sir 18: 30(6) | gratification of the senses makes a man unreasonable, the slave
1433 WisdB, Sir 19: 11 | Like an arrow lodged in a man's thigh is gossip in the
1434 WisdB, Sir 19: 15 | 15 ~Then, too, a man can slip and not mean it;
1435 WisdB, Sir 19: 19 | detestable, while the simple man may be free from sin. ~
1436 WisdB, Sir 19: 22 | 22 ~There is the wicked man who is bowed in grief, but
1437 WisdB, Sir 19: 25 | 25 ~One can tell a man by his appearance; a wise
1438 WisdB, Sir 19: 25 | by his appearance; a wise man is known as such when first
1439 WisdB, Sir 19: 26 | 26 ~A man's attire, his hearty laughter
1440 WisdB, Sir 20: 1 | can be inopportune, and a man may be wise to hold his
1441 WisdB, Sir 20: 4 | 4 ~One man is silent and is thought
1442 WisdB, Sir 20: 5 | 5 ~One man is silent because he has
1443 WisdB, Sir 20: 6 | 6 ~A wise man is silent till the right
1444 WisdB, Sir 20: 8 | some things gained are a man's loss. ~
1445 WisdB, Sir 20: 10 | while from obscurity a man can lift up his head. ~
1446 WisdB, Sir 20: 11 | 11 ~A man may buy much for little,
1447 WisdB, Sir 20: 12 | 12 ~A wise man makes himself popular by
1448 WisdB, Sir 20: 14 | hateful indeed is such a man. ~
1449 WisdB, Sir 20: 20 | 20 ~A man through want may be unable
1450 WisdB, Sir 20: 22 | 22 ~A man makes a promise to a friend
1451 WisdB, Sir 20: 23 | lie is a foul blot in a man, yet it is constantly on
1452 WisdB, Sir 20: 26 | 26 ~6 A wise man advances himself by his
1453 WisdB, Sir 20: 26 | by his words, a prudent man pleases the great. ~
1454 WisdB, Sir 20: 30 | 30 ~Better the man who hides his folly than
1455 WisdB, Sir 21: 4 | out wealth; so too a proud man's home is destroyed. ~
1456 WisdB, Sir 21: 5 | 5 ~Prayer from a poor man's lips is heard at once,
1457 WisdB, Sir 21: 7 | boastful speaker but the wise man knows his own faults. ~
1458 WisdB, Sir 21: 11(3) | 28] The mind of the wise man is a fountain of knowledge (
1459 WisdB, Sir 21: 13 | 13 ~A wise man's knowledge wells up in
1460 WisdB, Sir 21: 15 | 15 ~When an intelligent man hears words of wisdom, he
1461 WisdB, Sir 21: 17 | The views of a prudent man are sought in an assembly,
1462 WisdB, Sir 21: 18 | wisdom to a fool; the stupid man knows it only as inscrutable
1463 WisdB, Sir 21: 20 | laughter, but the prudent man at the most smiles gently. ~
1464 WisdB, Sir 21: 21 | gold is learning to a wise man, like a bracelet on his
1465 WisdB, Sir 21: 22 | house, while the well-bred man remains outside; ~
1466 WisdB, Sir 21: 23 | a house, but a cultured man keeps his glance cast down. ~
1467 WisdB, Sir 21: 24 | listen at a door; a cultured man would be overwhelmed by
1468 WisdB, Sir 21: 27 | 27 ~4 When a godless man curses his adversary he
1469 WisdB, Sir 21: 27(4) | in the sense that, if a man curses one who led him into
1470 WisdB, Sir 21: 27(4) | sense that the enemy is the man's own sinful nature; or
1471 WisdB, Sir 22: 1(1) | fool is as senseless as a man asleep or dead, but the
1472 WisdB, Sir 22: 7 | pot, or like disturbing a man in the depths of sleep; ~
1473 WisdB, Sir 22: 9 | 9 ~Weep over the dead man, for his light has gone
1474 WisdB, Sir 22: 10 | but a little over the dead man, for he is at rest; but
1475 WisdB, Sir 22: 12 | but seldom with the stupid man, be not the companion of
1476 WisdB, Sir 22: 15 | easier to bear than a stupid man. ~
1477 WisdB, Sir 22: 19(4) | so kindness to a poor man in time of poverty and adversity
1478 WisdB, Sir 22: 23 | Make fast friends with a man while he is poor; thus will
1479 WisdB, Sir 23: 8 | railer and the arrogant man fall thereby. ~
1480 WisdB, Sir 23: 11 | 11 ~A man who often swears heaps up
1481 WisdB, Sir 23: 15 | 15 ~A man who has the habit of abusive
1482 WisdB, Sir 23: 16 | till it burns itself out: A man given to sins of the flesh,
1483 WisdB, Sir 23: 18 | 18 ~And the man who dishonors his marriage
1484 WisdB, Sir 23: 19 | sun, Observe every step a man takes and peer into hidden
1485 WisdB, Sir 23: 21 | 21 ~6 Such a man will be punished in the
1486 WisdB, Sir 23: 23 | borne children by another man. ~
1487 WisdB, Sir 24: 20(4) | So pleasing is wisdom to man that, far from being satiated,
1488 WisdB, Sir 24: 26 | 26 ~The first man never finished comprehending
1489 WisdB, Sir 25: 1(1) | brother, the fraudulent rich man who cheats his neighbor,
1490 WisdB, Sir 25: 1(1) | neighbor, and the lecherous old man unfaithful to his wife (
1491 WisdB, Sir 25: 2 | rich dissembler, and an old man lecherous in his dotage. ~
1492 WisdB, Sir 25: 7 | my tongue proclaims: The man who finds joy in his children,
1493 WisdB, Sir 25: 19 | railing wife to a quiet man. ~
1494 WisdB, Sir 25: 21 | 21 ~The man is a slave, in disgrace
1495 WisdB, Sir 26: 19 | arouses my horror: A wealthy man reduced to want; illustrious
1496 WisdB, Sir 26: 19 | held in contempt; And the man who passes from justice
1497 WisdB, Sir 27: 4 | the husks appear; so do a man's faults when he speaks. ~
1498 WisdB, Sir 27: 5 | conversation is the test of a man. ~
1499 WisdB, Sir 27: 6 | it has had; so too does a man's speech disclose the bent
1500 WisdB, Sir 27: 7 | 7 ~Praise no man before he speaks, for it