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Sirach 29:2 - Meaning and Application

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Translation: World English Bible — Catholic Edition

" Lend to your neighbor in time of his need. Repay your neighbor on time. "

Sirach 29:2

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1 He who shows mercy will lend to his neighbor. He who strengthens him with his hand keeps the commandments.

2 Lend to your neighbor in time of his need. Repay your neighbor on time.

3 Confirm your word, and keep faith with him; and at all seasons you will find what you need.

4 Many have considered a loan to be a windfall, and have given trouble to those who helped them.

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