A famous poem declares that every human activity has its appointed time; the Preacher then reflects on God’s enduring work, human inability to grasp the whole, injustice, death, and the fitting enjoyment of present labor.
A famous poem declares that every human activity has its appointed time; the Preacher then reflects on God’s enduring work, human inability to grasp the whole, injustice, death, and the fitting enjoyment of present labor.
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