13. There are times when you have to depend on his skill.
14. The doctor's prayer is that the Lord will make him able to ease his patients' pain and make them well again.
15. As for the person who sins against his Creator, he deserves to be sick.
16. My child, when someone dies, you should mourn. Weep and wail to show how deeply you feel the loss. Prepare the body in the proper way and be present at the burial.
17. Weep bitterly and passionately; observe the proper period of mourning for the person. Mourn for a whole day or maybe two, to keep people from talking, but then pull yourself together and reconcile yourself to the loss.
18. Grief can undermine your health and even lead to your own death.
19. Grief lingers on after the death of a loved one, but it is not wise to let it lead you into poverty.
20. Don't lose yourself in sorrow; drive it away. Remember that we must all die sometime.
21. There is no way to bring the dead person back. All your sorrow does him no good, and it hurts you. Don't forget that.
22. You will die, just as he did. Today it was his turn; tomorrow it will be yours.
23. When the dead have been laid to rest, let the memory of them fade. Once they are gone, take courage.
24. Scholars must have time to study if they are going to be wise; they must be relieved of other responsibilities.
25. How can a farmhand gain knowledge, when his only ambition is to drive the oxen and make them work, when all he is able to talk about is livestock?
26. He takes great pains to plough a straight furrow and will work far into the night to feed the animals.