Everything passes and this will pass - the story of the famous phrase of King Solomon


Wise Thoughts of King Solomon

There is a man in the history of the Jewish people whose wisdom has been admired for many centuries. He, like no one else, led the Israeli state to the highest prosperity.

We have prepared for you 30 of the best sayings of King Solomon that will amaze you with their wisdom and depth of understanding of human nature.

Whoever gives an answer without listening is stupid, and shame on him.

King Solomon

“There is an hour for everything, and a time for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die. A time to destroy and a time to build. A time to scatter stones and a time to stack stones. A time to be silent and a time to speak.”

And a fool, when silent, may seem wise.

King Solomon

I promised - fulfill it! It is better not to promise than to promise and not fulfill.

King Solomon

“To be together is better than to be alone, for if they fall, they will lift each other up, but woe if one falls and there is no other to lift him, and even if two are lying down, they are warm, but how can one keep warm?”

A fool believes every word, but a prudent man pays attention to his ways.

King Solomon

Do not hastily enter into litigation: otherwise, what will you do at the end, when your opponent disgraces you?

King Solomon

Like a broken tooth and a weakened leg, so is the hope of an unreliable [person] in the day of disaster.

King Solomon

A wise wife builds her house, but a foolish woman destroys it with her own hands.

King Solomon

I saw: there is no greater good than to rejoice in one’s deeds, for this is man’s lot—for who will bring him to see what will happen next?

King Solomon

Whoever digs a hole will fall into it, and whoever rolls up a stone will return to him.

King Solomon

If a good man falls seven times, he will still rise again, but the evil one will always be overcome by troubles.

King Solomon

There is no man who has power over the wind, and there is no power over the hour of death, and there is no leave in war, and the wickedness of the wicked will not save him.

King Solomon

The wise are silent, so fools can pass for wise if they remain silent.

King Solomon

He who is patient is better than the brave, and he who controls himself is better than the conqueror of a city.

King Solomon

Riches will not help you in the day of wrath, but truth will save you from death.

King Solomon

Like a gold ring in a pig's nose, a woman is beautiful and reckless.

King Solomon

The prudent see the trouble and take refuge, but the inexperienced go forward and are punished.

King Solomon

The main thing is wisdom: acquire wisdom and with all your possessions acquire understanding.

King Solomon

Anger is cruel, rage is indomitable; but who can resist jealousy?

King Solomon

Others pour generously, and more is added to him; and the other is extremely thrifty, and yet becomes poor.

King Solomon

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What do the parables of the king of Israel teach?

The parables of Solomon are the result of his life experience, which he passes on not only to his heir, but to all people who want to live in peace and harmony with their conscience. The fear of the Lord, which many readers of Solomon's parables take literally, means respect and veneration for the Divine covenant about how all people on earth should live.

The Book of Solomon's Proverbs is still relevant today. With the development of the Internet, you can read the instructions of the ancient king yourself online or download a video to your computer or disk. Many Christian sites make it possible to listen to the wise commandments of Solomon online.

Historically, no confirmation of Solomon's life in reality has been found. All information about the third king of Israel is taken from the Bible. It is believed that King Solomon built the Jerusalem Temple of unprecedented beauty and splendor.

Everything has passed will pass and this is a phrase in Latin

Everyone in life has had moments when they wanted to climb a wall or howl at the moon, or even didn’t want to live at all. At such moments, any person remembers those closest to him, no matter if they are friends or relatives. The main thing is to provide help, not physically, but rather morally.

Personally, at such moments in my life I am drawn to read something wise and instructive. So I scan the Internet and look for sayings of the greats that would be useful for any occasion in life.

By the way! Solomon's rings are on Ali, I looked there recently and this is what I found. But let's get back to the topic.

One of the greatest sages of antiquity was King Solomon. Many legends and rumors haunt his name to this day. But what the great king is famous for is the ring, which, according to legend, he never parted with. An inscription was engraved on it in an ancient language - everything passes and this will pass in Latin. There is also a version that the phrase was slightly different - “This is how earthly glory passes.”

Now there are many assumptions about how exactly the ring got to the king. Some sources claim that it was given by a sage to whom Solomon turned for advice. Others said it was a jeweler. How this actually happened, we will be able to find out if a time machine is invented and someone specially goes to investigate the veracity of this legend. For now we can only guess...

However, it doesn’t matter where the inscription came from, maybe it wasn’t written on the ring at all, we didn’t see it with our own eyes. Most likely, if the ring exists, it is carefully hidden.

There is evidence that the inscription was not in Latin, but in ancient Hebrew. And it was written inside the ring with only three letters, when turned, it was given a new meaning.

The original inscription in Latin reads like this - Omnia transeunt et id qouque - on the outside of the ring, Etiam transeat - on its inside. There is also this option - Omne quod transit, et hoc non factum est .

Not long ago, the end of this famous phrase appeared, which sounds: “Nothing passes.” The most interesting thing is that Solomon saw it at the end of his life on the edge of the ring and where it came from is unknown.

You know, I have the opinion that it doesn’t matter how dear certain things or people are to us. We can never say with certainty that we know everything about them.

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