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WISDOM 12:9

Not that thou wast unable to subdue the ungodly under the hand of the righteous in battle, Or by terrible beasts or by one stern word to make away with them at once;

WIS.12.9

WISDOM 12:10

But judging them by little and little thou gavest them a place of repentance, Not being ignorant that their nature by birth was evil, and their wickedness inborn, And that their manner of thought would in no wise ever be changed,

WIS.12.10

WISDOM 12:26

But they that would not be admonished by a mocking correction as of children Shall have experience of a judgement worthy of God.

WIS.12.26

WISDOM 13:2

But either fire, or wind, or swift air, Or circling stars, or raging water, or luminaries of heaven, They thought to be gods that rule the world.

WIS.13.2

WISDOM 13:13

And taking the very refuse thereof which served to no use, A crooked piece of wood and full of knots, Carveth it with the diligence of his idleness, And shapeth it by the skill of his indolence; Then he giveth it the semblance of the image of a man,

WIS.13.13

WISDOM 14:1

Again, one preparing to sail, and about to journey over raging waves, Calleth upon a piece of wood more rotten than the vessel that carrieth him;

WIS.14.1

WISDOM 14:5

And it is thy will that the works of thy wisdom should be not idle; Therefore also do men intrust their lives to a little piece of wood,, And passing through the surge on a raft are brought safe to land.

WIS.14.5

WISDOM 14:6

For in the old time also, when proud giants were perishing, The hope of the world, taking refuge on a raft, Left to the race of men a seed of generations to come, Thy hand guiding the helm.

WIS.14.6

WISDOM 14:7

For blessed hath been wood through which cometh righteousness:

WIS.14.7

WISDOM 14:14

For by the vaingloriousness of men they entered into the world, And therefore was a speedy end devised for them.

WIS.14.14