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• For the fate of human and the fate of animal is the same: as the one dies, so the other dies; both have the selfsame breath. Human is in no way better off than animal -- since all is futile. (Ecclesiastes 3, 19)

• The fool folds his arms and eats his own flesh away. (Ecclesiastes 4, 5)

• A fool finds hard work very tiring, he cannot even find his own way into town. (Ecclesiastes 10, 15)

• Thanks to idleness, the roof-tree gives way, thanks to carelessness, the house lets in the rain. (Ecclesiastes 10, 18)

• When the street-door is kept shut, when the sound of grinding fades away, when the first cry of a bird wakes you up, when all the singing has stopped; (Ecclesiastes 12, 4)

• when going uphill is an ordeal and you are frightened at every step you take- yet the almond tree is in flower and the grasshopper is weighed down and the caper-bush loses its tang; while you are on the way to your everlasting home and the mourners are assembling in the street; (Ecclesiastes 12, 5)

• Come from Lebanon, my promised bride, come from Lebanon, come on your way. Look down from the heights of Amanus, from the crests of Senir and Hermon, the haunt of lions, the mountains of leopards. (Song of Solomon 4, 8)

• The watchmen met me, those who go on their rounds in the city. They beat me, they wounded me, they took my cloak away from me: those guardians of the ramparts! (Song of Solomon 5, 7)

• CHORUS: Where did your lover go, O loveliest of women? Which way did your lover turn so that we can help you seek him? (Song of Solomon 6, 1)

• Turn your eyes away from me, they take me by assault! Your hair is like a flock of goats surging down the slopes of Gilead. (Song of Solomon 6, 5)

• Haste away, my love, be like a gazelle, a young stag, on the spice-laden mountains. (Song of Solomon 8, 14)

• Do not court death by the errors of your ways, nor invite destruction through the work of your hands. (Wisdom of Solomon 1, 12)