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Sirach 27 Latin original · 30 verses · some words can be tapped for a gloss
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Propter inopiam multi deliquerunt : et qui quærit locupletari avertit oculum suum .
Many have sinned for a thing indifferent; And he that seeks to multiply gain will turn his eye away.
許多人為財利犯罪,貪圖多得的人必轉眼不顧公義。
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Sicut in medio compaginis lapidum palus figitur , sic et inter medium venditionis et emptionis angustiabitur peccatum :
A nail will stick fast between the joinings of stones; And sin will thrust itself in between buying and selling.
釘子緊插在石頭的縫隙之間,照樣,罪也夾在買賣之間。
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conteretur cum delinquente delictum .
Unless a man hold on diligently in the fear of the Lord, His house will soon be overthrown.
人若不殷勤持守敬畏主的心,他的家必迅速傾覆。
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Si non in timore Domini tenueris te instanter , cito subvertetur domus tua .
In the shaking of a sieve, the refuse remains; So the filth of man in his reasoning.
篩子搖動時,糠秕便留下;照樣,人的污穢也在他的言談中顯露。
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Sicut in percussura cribri remanebit pulvis , sic aporia hominis in cogitatu illius .
The furnace will prove the potter’s vessels; And the trial of a man is in his reasoning.
窯爐試驗陶匠的器皿,言談也試驗人。
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Vasa figuli probat fornax , et homines justos tentatio tribulationis .
The fruit of a tree declares the husbandry thereof; So is the utterance of the thought of the heart of a man.
樹上的果子顯明栽種的工夫,人心中所思想的也藉言語顯露。
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Sicut rusticatio de ligno ostendit fructum illius , sic verbum ex cogitatu cordis hominis .
Praise no man before you hear him reason; For this is the trial of men.
未聽人言談之前,不要稱讚他,因為這正是試驗人的方法。
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Ante sermonem non laudes virum : hæc enim tentatio est hominum .
If you follow righteousness, you will obtain her, And put her on, as a long robe of glory.
你若追求公義,必能得著她,並將她如榮耀的長袍穿上。
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Si sequaris justitiam , apprehendes illam , et indues quasi poderem honoris : et inhabitabis cum ea , et proteget te in sempiternum , et in die agnitionis invenies firmamentum .
Birds will resort to their like; And truth will return to those who practise her.
飛鳥棲於同類之中,真理也歸向實行它的人。
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Volatilia ad sibi similia conveniunt : et veritas ad eos qui operantur illam revertetur .
The lion lies in wait for prey; So does sin for those who work iniquity.
獅子埋伏等候獵物,照樣,罪也埋伏等候作惡的人。
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Leo venationi insidiatur semper : sic peccata operantibus iniquitates .
The discourse of a godly man is always wisdom: But the foolish man changes as the moon.
敬虔人的言談常是智慧,愚人卻如月亮般變幻不定。
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Homo sanctus in sapientia manet sicut sol : nam stultus sicut luna mutatur .
Among men void of understanding observe the opportunity; But stay continually among the thoughtful.
在無見識的人中間,要留心把握時機;在思慮周詳的人中間,卻要常常逗留。
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In medio insensatorum serva verbum tempori : in medio autem cogitantium assiduus esto .
The discourse of fools is an offence; And their laughter is in the wantonness of sin.
愚人的言談令人生厭,他們的嬉笑出於放縱的罪。
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Narratio peccantium odiosa , et risus illorum in deliciis peccati .
The talk of a man of many oaths will make the hair stand upright; And their strife makes one stop his ears.
好起誓之人的言語使人毛髮直豎,他們的爭鬧使人塞耳不聽。
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Loquela multum jurans horripilationem capiti statuet , et irreverentia ipsius obturatio aurium .
The strife of the proud is a shedding of blood; And their reviling of each other is a grievous thing to hear.
驕傲人的爭鬥導致流血,他們彼此的辱罵令人不堪入耳。
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Effusio sanguinis in rixa superborum , et maledictio illorum auditus gravis .
He that reveals secrets destroys credit, And will not find a friend to his mind.
洩露祕密的人毀了信任,必尋不著合他心意的朋友。
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Qui denudat arcana amici fidem perdit , et non inveniet amicum ad animum suum .
Love a friend, and keep faith with him: But if you reveal his secrets, You shall not pursue after him;
要愛護朋友,向他守信;你若洩露了他的祕密,就不要再追隨他。
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Dilige proximum , et conjungere fide cum illo .
For as a man has destroyed his enemy, So have you destroyed the friendship of your neighbor.
正如人喪失了死去的親人,你也照樣喪失了與鄰舍的友誼。
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Quod si denudaveris absconsa illius , non persequeris post eum .
And as a bird which you have loosed out of your hand, So have you let your neighbor go, and you will not catch him again:
又如你放走了手中的飛鳥,你也照樣放走了鄰舍,再也捉不回他。
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Sicut enim homo qui perdit amicum suum , sic et qui perdit amicitiam proximi sui .
Pursue him not, for he is gone far away, And has escaped as a gazelle out of the snare.
不要追趕他,因為他已遠去,如同羚羊脫離了網羅。
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Et sicut qui dimittit avem de manu sua , sic dereliquisti proximum tuum , et non eum capies .
For a wound may be bound up, and after reviling there may be a reconcilement; But he that reveals secrets has lost hope.
因為傷口可以包紮,辱罵之後仍有復和;惟有洩露祕密的人,已經斷絕了指望。
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Non illum sequaris , quoniam longe abest : effugit enim quasi caprea de laqueo , quoniam vulnerata est anima ejus :
One that winks with the eye contriveth evil things; And no man will remove him from it.
以眼示意的人謀劃惡事,無人能使他停止。
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ultra eum non poteris colligare . Et maledicti est concordatio :
When you are present, he will speak sweetly, And will admire your words; But afterward he will writhe his mouth, And set a trap for you in your words.
當你在場時,他口出甜言,並讚賞你的話語;後來卻扭曲他的口,並在你的言語上設下絆腳石。
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denudare autem amici mysteria , desperatio est animæ infelicis .
I have hated many things, but nothing like him; And the Lord will hate him.
我憎惡許多事,卻沒有一樣像憎惡他;主也必憎惡他。
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Annuens oculo fabricat iniqua , et nemo eum abjiciet .
One that casts a stone on high casts it on his own head; And a deceitful stroke will open wounds.
向高處扔石頭的,是扔在自己頭上;詭詐的擊打必裂開傷口。
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In conspectu oculorum tuorum condulcabit os suum , et super sermones tuos admirabitur : novissime autem pervertet os suum , et in verbis tuis dabit scandalum .
He that digs a pit will fall into it; And he that sets a snare will be taken therein.
挖坑的,自己必掉在其中;設網羅的,自己必被纏住。
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Multa odivi , et non coæquavi ei , et Dominus odiet illum .
He that does evil things, they will roll upon him, And he will not know whence they have come to him.
行惡事的,惡事必滾回到他身上,他卻不知道是從何而來。
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Qui in altum mittit lapidem , super caput ejus cadet : et plaga dolosa dolosi dividet vulnera .
Mockery and reproach are from the haughty; And vengeance, as a lion, will lie in wait for him.
譏誚與辱罵出自狂傲的人,報應卻如獅子埋伏等候他。
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Et qui foveam fodit incidet in eam : et qui statuit lapidem proximo offendet in eo : et qui laqueum alii ponit , peribit in illo .
They that rejoice at the fall of the godly will be taken in a snare; And anguish will consume them before they die.
那因敬虔人傾倒而歡喜的人必落在網羅中,痛苦必在他們死前吞滅他們。
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Facienti nequissimum consilium , super ipsum devolvetur , et non agnoscet unde adveniat illi .
Wrath and anger, these also are abominations; And a sinful man will possess them.
惱恨與忿怒也都是可憎的,罪人卻被它們所轄制。
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