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A person with a clean heart shows true friendship, but one with deceit in mind speaks otherwise.
“I never asked you, but I claim your lip”—so spoke he with forceful speech, driven by suppressed passion.
What was earlier promised is now different—and lacking. A deceptive giver gives falsely—what value in such gifts?
For a man, patience is an ornament; for a woman, modesty. Valor and vigor in conflict, and mischief in union.
The cruel man snatches someone else's valuable property without guilt, leading him to long-term disgrace.
He who grieves in others’ pain and rejoices in their joy—that divine being is truly the Lord in human form.
One nature is unrestrained, another bound by law—how can light and darkness exist on equal footing?
If something is sown and something else sprouts—it is unacceptable. What is sown, that alone grows.
A fool exposes his own flaws while thinking he’s revealing others’. True wise ones act differently.
A specific type of ritual tool (possibly a goad or whip) is described here: it should be crafted from pure wood, shaped like a cow's tail, and pierced...
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