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WORD Research this...Sirach 47
- 1 Post hæc surrexit Nathan, propheta in diebus David.
- 2 Et quasi adeps separatus a carne, sic David a filiis Israël.
- 3 Cum leonibus lusit quasi cum agnis, et in ursis similiter fecit sicut in agnis ovium, in juventute sua.
- 4 Numquid non occidit gigantem, et abstulit opprobrium de gente ?
- 5 In tollendo manum, saxo fundæ dejecit exsultationem Goliæ :
- 6 nam invocavit Dominum omnipotentem, et dedit in dextera ejus tollere hominem fortem in bello, et exaltare cornu gentis suæ.
- 7 Sic in decem millibus glorificavit eum : et laudavit eum in benedictionibus Domini, in offerendo illi coronam gloriæ :
- 8 contrivit enim inimicos undique, et extirpavit Philisthiim contrarios usque in hodiernum diem : contrivit cornu ipsorum usque in æternum.
- 9 In omni opere dedit confessionem Sancto, et Excelso in verbo gloriæ.
- 10 De omni corde suo laudavit Dominum : et dilexit Deum, qui fecit illum, et dedit illi contra inimicos potentiam :
- 11 et stare fecit cantores contra altare, et in sono eorum dulces fecit modos.
- 12 Et dedit in celebrationibus decus, et ornavit tempora usque ad consummationem vitæ, ut laudarent nomen sanctum Domini, et amplificarent mane Dei sanctitatem.
- 13 Dominus purgavit peccata ipsius, et exaltavit in æternum cornu ejus : et dedit illi testamentum regni, et sedem gloriæ in Israël.
- 14 Post ipsum surrexit filius sensatus, et propter illum dejecit omnem potentiam inimicorum.
- 15 Salomon imperavit in diebus pacis, cui subjecit Deus omnes hostes, ut conderet domum in nomine suo, et pararet sanctitatem in sempiternum. Quemadmodum eruditus es in juventute tua,
- 16 et impletus es, quasi flumen, sapientia, et terram retexit anima tua.
- 17 Et replesti in comparationibus ænigmata : ad insulas longe divulgatum est nomen tuum, et dilectus es in pace tua.
- 18 In cantilenis, et proverbiis, et comparationibus, et interpretationibus, miratæ sunt terræ :
- 19 et in nomine Domini Dei, cui est cognomen Deus Israël.
- 20 Collegisti quasi auricalcum aurum, et ut plumbum complesti argentum :
- 21 et inclinasti femora tua mulieribus : potestatem habuisti in corpore tuo.
- 22 Dedisti maculam in gloria tua, et profanasti semen tuum, inducere iracundiam ad liberos tuos, et incitari stultitiam tuam :
- 23 ut faceres imperium bipartitum, et ex Ephraim imperare imperium durum.
- 24 Deus autem non derelinquet misericordiam suam : et non corrumpet, nec delebit opera sua, neque perdet a stirpe nepotes electi sui, et semen ejus qui diligit Dominum non corrumpet.
- 25 Dedit autem reliquum Jacob, et David de ipsa stirpe.
- 26 Et finem habuit Salomon cum patribus suis.
- 27 Et dereliquit post se de semine suo, gentis stultitiam,
- 28 et imminutum a prudentia, Roboam, qui avertit gentem consilio suo :
- 29 et Jeroboam filium Nabat, qui peccare fecit Israël, et dedit viam peccandi Ephraim : et plurima redundaverunt peccata ipsorum.
- 30 Valde averterunt illos a terra sua.
- 31 Et quæsivit omnes nequitias, usque dum perveniret ad illos defensio, et ab omnibus peccatis liberavit eos.
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