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Sirach 3:25 - Meaning and Application

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Translation: World English Bible — Catholic Edition

" There is no light without eyes. There is no wisdom without knowledge. "

Sirach 3:25

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23 Don’t be overly busy in tasks that are beyond you, for more things are shown to you than men can understand.

24 For the conceit of many has led them astray. Evil opinion has caused their judgment to slip.

25 There is no light without eyes. There is no wisdom without knowledge.

26 A stubborn heart will do badly at the end. He who loves danger will perish in it.

27 A stubborn heart will be burdened with troubles. The sinner will heap sin upon sins.

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Sirach 3:1

"Hear me, your father, O my children, and do what you hear, that you all may be safe."

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"For the Lord honors the father over the children, and has confirmed the judgment of the mother over her sons."

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"He who honors his father will make atonement for sins."

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"He who gives glory to his mother is as one who lays up treasure."

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"Whoever honors his father will have joy in his own children. He will be heard in the day of his prayer."

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