From which verse does the phrase 'that their good things be not abolished' come?

From which verse does the phrase 'that their good things be not abolished' come?

• A. Isaiah 53:5
• B. 2 Corinthians 4:3-4
• C. Sirach 45:26
• D. Psalm 23:1

Answer: (C)

Preserving memory of the righteous and ensuring their good deeds aren’t forgotten is the theme here. Sirach 45:26 expresses this, as Ecclesiasticus honors ancient leaders and prays that their good works not be abolished, keeping their memory alive for future generations. The other verses align with different ideas—Isaiah 53:5 speaks of healing through suffering, 2 Corinthians 4:3-4 discusses the gospel being veiled to some, and Psalm 23:1 presents God as a shepherd. So the phrase comes from Sirach 45:26.

Preserving memory of the righteous and ensuring their good deeds aren’t forgotten is the theme here. Sirach 45:26 expresses this, as Ecclesiasticus honors ancient leaders and prays that their good works not be abolished, keeping their memory alive for future generations. The other verses align with different ideas—Isaiah 53:5 speaks of healing through suffering, 2 Corinthians 4:3-4 discusses the gospel being veiled to some, and Psalm 23:1 presents God as a shepherd. So the phrase comes from Sirach 45:26.