Ecclesiasticus, 47
4. Did not he kill the giant, and take away reproach from his people?
4. Did not he kill the giant, and take away reproach from his people?
Chapter 47 of Ecclesiastical highlights the figure of King David, his history and achievements. David is recognized as a strong and wise leader who led the people of Israel with justice. Moreover, the chapter highlights the importance of wisdom and faithfulness to God to achieve prosperity and glory. Below are five verses related to the topics covered in Ecclesiastical 47:
1 Kings 2:10-11: "And David slept with his parents, and was buried in the city of David. And the time he reigned over Israel was forty years: seven years reigned in Hebrom, and in Jerusalem reigned thirty-three." This verse describes the end of David's life and its importance as king of Israel.
2 Chronicles 1:7-10: "At that same night God appeared to Solomon and said unto him, Ask what I want me to give you. And Solomon said unto him, Give me wisdom and knowledge, so that he can go out and enter before This people; for who could judge this great people of yours? And God said to Solomon, For this has been in your heart, and you did not ask riches, goods, honor, nor the life of those who hate you, nor did you ask many days of life, But you ask you for wisdom and knowledge, to judge my people, upon which I constituted you king; " This verse highlights the importance of wisdom and how the search for it can bring blessings and prosperity.
Proverbs 14:34: "Justice exalts nations, but sin is the shame of the peoples." This verse highlights the importance of justice and integrity for the prosperity of a people.
Psalm 101:6: "My eyes will be upon the faithful of the earth, that they may dwell with me; what is in a straight path will serve me." This verse highlights the importance of faithfulness to God and His will.
Proverbs 28:20: "The faithful man will be covered with blessings, but what rushes to enrich will not be unpunished." This verse highlights the importance of faithfulness and integrity for God's prosperity and blessing.
O maldito “eu” o mantém apegado à Terra e o impede de voar para Jesus. São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina