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Ecc 2:20

So I began to despair 1  about all the fruit of 2  my labor 3  for which I worked so hard 4  on earth. 5

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Ecc 4:7

So 1  I again considered 2  another 3  futile thing on earth: 4

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Ecc 2:15

So I thought to myself, “The fate of the fool will happen even to me! 1  Then what did I gain by becoming so excessively 2  wise?” 3  So I lamented to myself, 4  “The benefits of wisdom 5  are ultimately 6  meaningless!”

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Ecc 2:9

So 1  I was far wealthier 2  than all my predecessors in Jerusalem, yet I maintained my objectivity: 3

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Ecc 7:16

So do not be excessively righteous or excessively 1  wise; 2  otherwise 3  you might 4  be disappointed. 5

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Ecc 4:2

So I considered 1  those who are dead and gone 2  more fortunate than those who are still alive. 3

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Ecc 7:6

For like the crackling of quick-burning thorns 1  under a cooking pot, so is the laughter of the fool. This kind of folly 2  also is useless. 3

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Ecc 5:7

Just as there is futility in many dreams, so also in many words. 1  Therefore, fear God!

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Ecc 5:16

This is another misfortune: 1  Just as he came, so will he go. What did he gain from toiling for the wind?

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Ecc 2:17

So I loathed 1  life 2  because what happens 3  on earth 4  seems awful to me; for all the benefits of wisdom 5  are futile – like chasing the wind.

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Ecc 8:8

Just as no one has power over the wind to restrain it, 1  so no one has power over the day of his 2  death. Just as no one can be discharged during the battle, 3  so wickedness cannot rescue the wicked. 4

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Ecc 10:1

One dead fly 1  makes the perfumer’s ointment give off a rancid stench, 2  so a little folly can outweigh 3  much wisdom. 4

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Ecc 2:18

So I loathed all the fruit of 1  my effort, 2  for which I worked so hard 3  on earth, 4  because 5  I must leave it 6  behind 7  in the hands of my successor. 8

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Ecc 4:5

The fool folds his hands and does no work, 1  so he has nothing to eat but his own flesh. 2

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Ecc 3:22

So I perceived there is nothing better than for people 1  to enjoy their work, 2  because that is their 3  reward; for who can show them what the future holds? 4

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Ecc 5:11

When someone’s 1  prosperity 2  increases, those who consume it also increase; so what does its owner 3  gain, except that he gets to see it with his eyes? 4

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Ecc 3:18

I also thought to myself, “It is 1  for the sake of people, 2  so God can clearly 3  show 4  them that they are like animals.

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Ecc 9:16

So I concluded that wisdom is better than might, 1  but a poor man’s wisdom is despised; no one ever listens 2  to his advice. 3

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Ecc 5:3

Just as dreams come when there are many cares, 1  so 2  the rash vow 3  of a fool occurs 4  when there are many words.

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Ecc 3:19

For the fate of humans 1  and the fate of animals are the same: As one dies, so dies the other; both have the same breath. There is no advantage for humans over animals, for both are fleeting.

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