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বেন-সিরা
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Great travail is created for every man. A heavy yoke is upon the sons of Adam, from the day of their coming forth from their mother’s womb, until the day for their burial in the mother of all things. The expectation of things to come, and the day of death, trouble their thoughts, and cause fear in their hearts. From him who sits on a throne of glory, even to him who is humbled in earth and ashes, from him who wears purple and a crown, even to him who is clothed in burlap, there is wrath, jealousy, trouble, unrest, fear of death, anger, and strife. In the time of rest upon his bed, his night sleep changes his knowledge. He gets little or no rest, and afterward in his sleep, as in a day of keeping watch, he is troubled in the vision of his heart, as one who has escaped from the front of battle. In the very time of his deliverance, he awakens, and marvels that the fear is nothing. To all creatures, human and animal, and upon sinners sevenfold more, come death, bloodshed, strife, sword, calamities, famine, suffering, and plague. All these things were created for the wicked, and because of them the flood came. All things that are of the earth turn to the earth again. All things that are of the waters return into the sea. All bribery and injustice will be blotted out. Good faith will stand forever. The goods of the unjust will be dried up like a river, and like a great thunder in rain will go off in noise. In opening his hands, a man will be made glad; so lawbreakers will utterly fail. The children of the ungodly won’t grow many branches, and are as unhealthy roots on a sheer rock. The reeds by every water or river bank will be plucked up before all grass. Kindness is like a garden of blessings. Almsgiving endures forever. The life of one who labors and is content will be made sweet. He who finds a treasure is better than both. Children and the building of a city establish a name. A blameless wife is better than both. Wine and music rejoice the heart. The love of wisdom is better than both. The pipe and the lute make pleasant melody. A pleasant tongue is better than both. Your eye desires grace and beauty, but the green shoots of grain more than both. A friend and a companion is always welcome, and a wife with her husband is better than both. Relatives and helpers are for a time of affliction, but almsgiving rescues better than both. Gold and silver will make the foot stand sure, and counsel is esteemed better than both. Riches and strength will lift up the heart. The fear of the Lord is better than both. There is nothing lacking in the fear of the Lord. In it, there is no need to seek help. The fear of the Lord is like a garden of blessing and covers a man more than any glory. My son, don’t lead a beggar’s life. It is better to die than to beg. A man who looks to the table of another, his life is not to be considered a life. He will pollute his soul with another person’s food, but a wise and well-instructed person will beware of that. Begging will be sweet in the mouth of the shameless, but it kindles a fire in his belly.
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টীকা · হেডক (১৮৫৯, পাবলিক ডোমেইন)22টি টীকা
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বেন-সিরা 40:1
Ver. 1. Labour, "anxiety," ascholia. M. --- All misery (C.) is in consequence of original sin. W.
--- The life of man is a trial. Job vii. 1. and xiv. 1. --- Of all. The earth, (C.) which covers us, when all other things cast us away. Pliny ii. 63.
↑ 1বেন-সিরা 40:4
Ver. 4. Purple. Lit. "hyacinth," (H.) or violet colour. Purple was more like scarlet.
↑ 4বেন-সিরা 40:5
Ver. 5. Knowledge. He is disquieted by restless (C.) and frightful dreams. v. 6.
H.
↑ 5বেন-সিরা 40:7
Ver. 7. Fear, or no reason for it. C.
↑ 7বেন-সিরা 40:8
Ver. 8. Beast. Their instinct causes them to fear death, to fight, &c.
↑ 8বেন-সিরা 40:9
Ver. 9. Moreover. Gr. "death," &c. are all destined for the wicked.
↑ 9বেন-সিরা 40:12
Ver. 12. Out, and severely punished. C. --- They shall not appear in the book of life.
↑ 12বেন-সিরা 40:14
Ver. 14. Rejoice. The corrupt judge once rejoiced: but now he shall mourn. H.
--- The possessions and grandeur of the unjust shall end in a moment, like a clap of thunder. Ps. xxxvi.
36. Prov. x. 25. C.
↑ 14বেন-সিরা 40:15
Ver. 15. And make. Gr. " they are unclean," (H.) and will produce no fruit.
↑ 15বেন-সিরা 40:16
Ver. 16. Weed. Lit. "verdure." Gr. Achei, (H.) properly denotes the rush, papyrus, which grows on the banks of the Nile, (Gen. xli. 2. C.) and was used for fuel. Alpin. i. 7. Matt. vi. 30. ---
Thus the wicked will presently (C.) be treated. M.
↑ 16বেন-সিরা 40:17
Ver. 17. Grace. The beneficent will produce fruits, like those of paradise. Gen.
ii. 8.
↑ 17বেন-সিরা 40:18
Ver. 18. That is. Gr. "and of one that." --- In it. Gr. "and more than both is one discovering a treasure," (H.) who finds himself rich, without labour or injustice.
↑ 18বেন-সিরা 40:19
Ver. 19. Both. Thus Judith, Zenobia, &c. ennobled their husbands. Prov. xxxi.
10.
↑ 19বেন-সিরা 40:20
Ver. 20. Wisdom. Virtue gives more content to the soul than corporal pleasures do to the body. It brings us near to God. C.
↑ 20বেন-সিরা 40:22
Ver. 22. Green. "The sight of no colour is more agreeable to the eyes." Pliny xxxvii. 1. --- The Church is more excellent than the synagogue. W.
↑ 22বেন-সিরা 40:23
Ver. 23. Husband. Their union is closer, and they can best assist each other.
↑ 23বেন-সিরা 40:25
Ver. 25. Counsel. By this the Romans conquered the world. 1 Mac. viii. 31.
Prov. xi. 14.
↑ 25বেন-সিরা 40:26
Ver. 26. Heart, and make people presumptuous; while piety gives real courage.
Ps. xxvi. 1. C.
↑ 26বেন-সিরা 40:28
Ver. 28. It, or "him." H. --- The virtuous man is covered with glory.
↑ 28বেন-সিরা 40:29
Ver. 29. Indigent. Gr. "live not by begging," being too lazy to work, or incurring this punishment for thy sins. Lev. xxvi. 16. Ps. cviii. Deut. xv. 4. Involuntary poverty is a most severe scourge.
C. --- All are bound too labour for what is needful; (W.) some by prayer, others by trade, &c. H.
↑ 29বেন-সিরা 40:30
Ver. 30. Meat. Such is the condition of the parasite, (C.) and of the beggar. H.
↑ 30বেন-সিরা 40:32
Ver. 32. Unwise. Some read, "impudent man," with the Gr. --- Fire. He shall feel the inconveniences of poverty; (H.) yet will not work, being lost to all shame.
C. --- Plato (Leg. 11.) orders magistrates to "clear the country of such an animal," zoou, (H.) and the Lacedemonians suffered no beggars among them.
↑ 32লাইসেন্স: Notes by Fr. George Leo Haydock (1774–1849), from the Douay-Rheims Bible with Haydock's commentary (first ed. Thomas Haydock, Manchester/Dublin, 1811–1814; New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, 1859); New Testament notes compiled with Fr. Benedict Rayment. Public domain. Digital text: "The Haydock Bible", Internet Archive (archive.org/details/TheHaydockBible), uploaded 2011 under the Public Domain Mark. · কৃতজ্ঞতা ও লাইসেন্স