24 Quotations FoundID:1229
Who respects the elderly is as if he respects the Lord.
ID:1777
No learning, no manners;
no manners, no learning;
no lore, no loaf.
ID:234
Be not boastful in your speech!
ID:1150
Do not scoff at your fellow's error!
ID:741
If a guest enters your home, ask him no quesitons of the Torah unless you know that he can answer!
ID:2643
Good manners is thoughtfulness of God and of men.
ID:2644
In the midst of a discourse, speak not.
ID:2645
The world is governed not by morality, but by a hardened form of it, manners.
ID:2646
Without manners no Torah, without Torah no manners.
ID:2647
Good manners may in Seven Words be found:
Forget Yourself and think of Those Around.
ID:2648
Fine manners are the oil that lubricates social contacts...Ability is adorned by nothing as much as by affability.
ID:2649
The test of good manners: to bear patiently with bad ones.
ID:2650
The Torah teaches incidentally good manners.
ID:2651
Manners provide the lubrication without which frictions would develop.
ID:2652
Do not interrupt while another speaks.
ID:2653
Be ever decorous when you enter and when you leave.
ID:2622
Whatever your host tells you, do.
ID:2706
Teach a child good manners during babyhood.
ID:2819
All men should rise when a sage passes.
ID:2890
There is no truer index to intelligence than the way one acts at the table.
ID:2902
Do not dishonor the old: we shall all be numbered among them.
ID:2903
Too honor an old man one should not sit in his place or contradict his words.
ID:2916
Beware of discourtesy to the poor: The Lord stands near them.
ID:2945
Some men are stupid: they stand up to honor a Holy Scroll, but do not rise to honor a sage.