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Open English Translation SIR Chapter 5

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5 Don’t set your heart on your goods.

Don’t say, “They’re sufficient for me.”

2 Don’t follow your own mind and your strength

to walk in the desires of your heart.

3 Don’t say, “Who’ll have dominion over me?”

for the master will surely take vengeance on you.


4 Don’t say, “I sinned, and what happened to me?”

for the master is patient.

5 Don’t be so confident of atonement

that you add sin on sins.

6 Don’t say, “His compassion is great.

He’ll be pacified for the multitude of my sins,”

for mercy and anger are with him,

and his indignation will rest on sinners.

7 Don’t wait to turn to the master.

Don’t put off from day to day;

for suddenly the master’s anger will come on you,

and you’ll perish in the time of vengeance.


8 Don’t set your heart on unrighteous gains,

for you’ll profit nothing in the day of calamity.

9 Don’t winnow with every wind.

Don’t walk in every path.

This is what the sinner who has a double tongue does.

10 Be steadfast in your understanding.

Let your speech be consistent.


11 Be swift to hear

and answer with patience.

12 If you have understanding, answer your neighbour;

but if not, put your hand over your mouth.

13 Glory and dishonour is in talk.

A man’s tongue may be his downfall.

14 Don’t be called a whisperer.

Don’t lie in wait with your tongue;

for shame is on the thief,

and an evil condemnation is on him who has a double tongue.

15 Don’t be ignorant in a great or small matter.

9 not ⟦λίκμα⟧ in/on/among all wind, and not to_travel in/on/among all ⟦ἀτραπῷ⟧; thus(-ly) the/this/who sinful the/this/who double-tongued.
10 to_be ⟦ἐστηριγμένος⟧ in/on/among understanding you, and one to_be you the/this/who word.
11 to_be quick in/on/among ⟦ἀκροάσει⟧ you, and in/on/among patience ⟦φθέγγου⟧ answer.
12 if he_is you understanding, ⟦ἀποκρίθητι⟧ the/this/who near/neighbour; if but/and not, the/this/who hand you to_be upon/to/against mouth you.
13 glory and dishonour in/on/among speech, and tongue a_human fall he/she/it/self.
14 not to_call twittering, and the/this/who tongue you not ⟦ἐνέδρευε⟧; upon/to/against for the/this/who ⟦κλέπτῃ⟧ to_be shame, and ⟦κατάγνωσις⟧ evil/bad upon/to/against ⟦διγλώσσου⟧.
15 in/on/among great and in/on/among small not be_ignorant.

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