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Sirach 37:6 - Meaning and Application

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Translation: World English Bible — Catholic Edition

" Don’t forget a friend in your soul. Don’t be unmindful of him in your riches. "

Sirach 37:6

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4 There is a companion who rejoices in the gladness of a friend, but in time of affliction will be against him.

5 There is a companion who for the belly’s sake labors with his friend, yet in the face of battle will carry his buckler.

6 Don’t forget a friend in your soul. Don’t be unmindful of him in your riches.

7 Every counselor extols counsel, but some give counsel in their own interest.

8 Let your soul beware of a counselor, and know in advance what is his interest (for he will take counsel for himself), lest he cast the lot against you,

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Sirach 37:1

"Every friend will say, “I also am his friend”; but there is a friend which is only a friend in name."

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"O wicked imagination, why were you formed to cover the dry land with deceit?"

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