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  • Ecclesiastes 1:6 - The wind blows south, and then turns north. Around and around it goes, blowing in circles.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:7 - Rivers run into the sea, but the sea is never full. Then the water returns again to the rivers and flows out again to the sea.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:8 - Everything is wearisome beyond description. No matter how much we see, we are never satisfied. No matter how much we hear, we are not content.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:9 - History merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new.
  • Psalms 73:6 - They wear pride like a jeweled necklace and clothe themselves with cruelty.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:1 - Again, I observed all the oppression that takes place under the sun. I saw the tears of the oppressed, with no one to comfort them. The oppressors have great power, and their victims are helpless.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:2 - So I concluded that the dead are better off than the living.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:3 - But most fortunate of all are those who are not yet born. For they have not seen all the evil that is done under the sun.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:4 - Then I observed that most people are motivated to success because they envy their neighbors. But this, too, is meaningless—like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:17 - So I set out to learn everything from wisdom to madness and folly. But I learned firsthand that pursuing all this is like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:18 - The greater my wisdom, the greater my grief. To increase knowledge only increases sorrow.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:3 - After much thought, I decided to cheer myself with wine. And while still seeking wisdom, I clutched at foolishness. In this way, I tried to experience the only happiness most people find during their brief life in this world.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:4 - I also tried to find meaning by building huge homes for myself and by planting beautiful vineyards.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:5 - I made gardens and parks, filling them with all kinds of fruit trees.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:6 - I built reservoirs to collect the water to irrigate my many flourishing groves.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:7 - I bought slaves, both men and women, and others were born into my household. I also owned large herds and flocks, more than any of the kings who had lived in Jerusalem before me.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:8 - I collected great sums of silver and gold, the treasure of many kings and provinces. I hired wonderful singers, both men and women, and had many beautiful concubines. I had everything a man could desire!
  • Ecclesiastes 2:9 - So I became greater than all who had lived in Jerusalem before me, and my wisdom never failed me.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:10 - Anything I wanted, I would take. I denied myself no pleasure. I even found great pleasure in hard work, a reward for all my labors.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:11 - But as I looked at everything I had worked so hard to accomplish, it was all so meaningless—like chasing the wind. There was nothing really worthwhile anywhere.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:16 - Endless crowds stand around him, but then another generation grows up and rejects him, too. So it is all meaningless—like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 3:19 - For people and animals share the same fate—both breathe and both must die. So people have no real advantage over the animals. How meaningless!
  • Hosea 12:1 - The people of Israel feed on the wind; they chase after the east wind all day long. They pile up lies and violence; they are making an alliance with Assyria while sending olive oil to buy support from Egypt.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:8 - This is the case of a man who is all alone, without a child or a brother, yet who works hard to gain as much wealth as he can. But then he asks himself, “Who am I working for? Why am I giving up so much pleasure now?” It is all so meaningless and depressing.
  • Ecclesiastes 5:7 - Talk is cheap, like daydreams and other useless activities. Fear God instead.
逐节对照交叉引用
  • Ecclesiastes 1:6 - The wind blows south, and then turns north. Around and around it goes, blowing in circles.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:7 - Rivers run into the sea, but the sea is never full. Then the water returns again to the rivers and flows out again to the sea.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:8 - Everything is wearisome beyond description. No matter how much we see, we are never satisfied. No matter how much we hear, we are not content.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:9 - History merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new.
  • Psalms 73:6 - They wear pride like a jeweled necklace and clothe themselves with cruelty.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:1 - Again, I observed all the oppression that takes place under the sun. I saw the tears of the oppressed, with no one to comfort them. The oppressors have great power, and their victims are helpless.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:2 - So I concluded that the dead are better off than the living.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:3 - But most fortunate of all are those who are not yet born. For they have not seen all the evil that is done under the sun.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:4 - Then I observed that most people are motivated to success because they envy their neighbors. But this, too, is meaningless—like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:17 - So I set out to learn everything from wisdom to madness and folly. But I learned firsthand that pursuing all this is like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 1:18 - The greater my wisdom, the greater my grief. To increase knowledge only increases sorrow.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:3 - After much thought, I decided to cheer myself with wine. And while still seeking wisdom, I clutched at foolishness. In this way, I tried to experience the only happiness most people find during their brief life in this world.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:4 - I also tried to find meaning by building huge homes for myself and by planting beautiful vineyards.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:5 - I made gardens and parks, filling them with all kinds of fruit trees.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:6 - I built reservoirs to collect the water to irrigate my many flourishing groves.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:7 - I bought slaves, both men and women, and others were born into my household. I also owned large herds and flocks, more than any of the kings who had lived in Jerusalem before me.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:8 - I collected great sums of silver and gold, the treasure of many kings and provinces. I hired wonderful singers, both men and women, and had many beautiful concubines. I had everything a man could desire!
  • Ecclesiastes 2:9 - So I became greater than all who had lived in Jerusalem before me, and my wisdom never failed me.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:10 - Anything I wanted, I would take. I denied myself no pleasure. I even found great pleasure in hard work, a reward for all my labors.
  • Ecclesiastes 2:11 - But as I looked at everything I had worked so hard to accomplish, it was all so meaningless—like chasing the wind. There was nothing really worthwhile anywhere.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:16 - Endless crowds stand around him, but then another generation grows up and rejects him, too. So it is all meaningless—like chasing the wind.
  • Ecclesiastes 3:19 - For people and animals share the same fate—both breathe and both must die. So people have no real advantage over the animals. How meaningless!
  • Hosea 12:1 - The people of Israel feed on the wind; they chase after the east wind all day long. They pile up lies and violence; they are making an alliance with Assyria while sending olive oil to buy support from Egypt.
  • Ecclesiastes 4:8 - This is the case of a man who is all alone, without a child or a brother, yet who works hard to gain as much wealth as he can. But then he asks himself, “Who am I working for? Why am I giving up so much pleasure now?” It is all so meaningless and depressing.
  • Ecclesiastes 5:7 - Talk is cheap, like daydreams and other useless activities. Fear God instead.
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