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Do not blame in others your own faults.
ot tbe XTalmub 51 He who seeks for a faultless brother will have to remain brotherless.
He who sees his own faults is too much occupied to see the faults of others.
He who blames others is full of blame him- self; and the fault he sees in others may be seen in himself.
FELLOW MAN He who raises a hand against a fellow man, even if he injure him not, is called wicked.
He who shames a fellow man in public is a murderer.
FLATTERY Let not your lips speak that ...which is not in your heart.
-^ Love those who reprove thcc, and hate 52 Mit anb Tiaifsbom those who flatter thee; for reproof may lead thee to eternal life, flattery to destruction.
FOOLS Do not live near a pious fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do not blame in others your own faults.
ot tbe XTalmub 51 He who seeks for a faultless brother will have to remain brotherless.
He who sees his own faults is too much occupied to see the faults of others.
He who blames others is full of blame him- self; and the fault he sees in others may be seen in himself.
FELLOW MAN He who raises a hand against a fellow man, even if he injure him not, is called wicked.
He who shames a fellow man in public is a murderer.
FLATTERY Let not your lips speak that ...which is not in your heart.
-^ Love those who reprove thcc, and hate 52 Mit anb Tiaifsbom those who flatter thee; for reproof may lead thee to eternal life, flattery to destruction.
FOOLS Do not live near a pious fool.
-
What to read after Wit And Wisdom of the Talmud;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Clinton Peters to read onlineMoreLess
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