Eccl.11.10
11:10 Youth, like life itself, is beneficial and enjoyable but ultimately meaningless, a fleeting vapor that passes away without apparent significance or lasting purpose.
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Eccl.11.1-2
11:1-2 We should invest rather than hoard our resources, even if we cannot control the results.
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Eccl.11.1-6
11:1-6 All profitable activity involves risk. We must act as wisely as we can and trust God for the result.
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Eccl.11.3
11:3 clouds . . . rains: Sometimes we can be reasonably certain of what will happen. • a tree . . . stays where it falls: Our actions sometimes yield irrevocable consequences.
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Cross Reference2 items
proverbs 12:11
proverbs 12:11
proverbs 24:27
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