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Sirach 18:1 - Meaning and Application
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Translation: World English Bible — Catholic Edition
" He who lives forever created the whole universe. "
Sirach 18:1
Verse in Context
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1 He who lives forever created the whole universe.
2 The Lord alone is just.
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Sirach 18:2
"The Lord alone is just."
Sirach 18:4
"He has given power to declare his works to no one. Who could trace out his mighty deeds?"
Sirach 18:5
"Who could measure the strength of his majesty? Who could also proclaim his mercies?"
Sirach 18:6
"As for the wondrous works of the Lord, it is not possible to take from them nor add to them, neither is it possible to explore them."
Sirach 18:7
"When a man has finished, then he is just at the beginning. When he stops, then he will be perplexed."
Sirach 18:8
"What is mankind, and what purpose do they serve? What is their good, and what is their evil?"
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