Preparing the Future 15 Son, you do not have mixed well reproach: do not let the gift thy stained painful sentence. 16 Do the dew nakakapagpalamig Sun? Then more gifts the good word. 17 A good sentence is more important than an expensive gift, and the two are both provided with genuine good will. 18 The silly mapanumbat and rugged, the bitter exertion of the will of the giver is exquisite eye given. 19 Learn you before you speak, and protect yourself before it sat disease. 20 Examine yourself before the trial, and when the investigation, you shall pardon. 21 Humble before likely to be infected and turn immediately before preoccupied with sin. 22 Thou shalt not delay the fulfillment of the vow: Do you have to wait verge of death before fulfilling it. 23 Before you make a vow, prepare yourself first: do not emulate the temptations of the Lord. 24 Think: Do you want to scold him to you at the time of death? If you judge him, do you want to forsake thee? 25 Remember the hungry when you are in abundance, think of poverty and necessity nowadays you are rich. 26 How many changes take place during the day? Such quickly change everything before the Lord. 27 The wise are cautious in everything, and especially nangingilag stain when the risk to commit aggravated. 28 The wise man will easily recognize the wisdom, and he respected anyone who claims it. 29 The understanding of these sayings are counted as the wise, and the sentence would brook him wisdom. C
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 02:59:05 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015