Sirach is a 6 letter English word.
You can make 133 anagrams from letters in Sirach (achirs).
Thus you see that for such purposes the noble Tobias, the wisdom of Solomon, and the sayings of Sirach have little weight.
Sirach (5:13) says: “Honor and shame are in talk; and the tongue of man is his fall.”
Sirach (5:11) has a like command: “Be swift in thy listening.”
"Ante mortem ne laudes hominem," saith the son of Sirach, xi.
According to Sirach 10, 14, sin begins with falling from God.
He gave to every one of them, said the Son of Sirach, commandment concerning his neighbour.
The correspondence between the meaning of St. James and the meaning of the son of Sirach is very close.
“Woe unto him that is fainthearted,” says the son of Sirach.
I will conclude with some precepts and reflections of the Son of Sirach upon this subject.
In Sirach (3:18) we read: “The greater you are, the more you humble yourself.”
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