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A man wil soon forget his sin if he does not make it public.
ID:1654
It is not the sin that drives one crazy
the the desire to sin.
ID:1655
Who covers his sin with a lie is like one that tries to hide a stain on his coat with a hole in his mantle.
ID:1656
Jewish law knows no incurable sin.
ID:1657
Who slanders is a fool.
ID:1658
Come, see how great the power of slander!
How do we know? From the story of the spies that went into the Promised Land.
ID:1659
The slanderer is like a snake
that can only hurt and profits not.
ID:1661
If you have said any little word of evil about others,
regard it as a big one!
ID:1663
The talebearer destroys three persons:
himself, the listener and the victim.
ID:1665
The sleep of the wicked is a benefit to them
and a boon to the world.
ID:1682
Just as the law against defrauding applies to buying and selling, so does it apply to the spoken word.
ID:1715
Who suspects the upright will be smitten with bodily ill.
ID:1719
All swindlers hate and besmirch each other.
ID:1720
If you have taken what is not yours,
even that which is yours shall be taken from you.
ID:1740
No man should lead himself into temptation.
ID:1741
No temptation to sin should be offered to the honest,
much less to the thief.
[Opportunity makes the villain.]
ID:1742
God only created the evil urge to tempt men.
ID:1745
The breach beckons the burglar.
ID:1746
If a thief finds nothing to steal,
he thinks himself honest.
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Before a thief steals, he has learned to lie.
ID:1760
As you do, so will you be done by.
ID:1803
If a man sees trouble brewing, let him examine his own acts!
ID:1839
Usury is as shedding blood.
ID:1840
Who takes exorbitant interest suffers impairment of his property.
ID:1841
How blindfold are those who lend at interest!