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Ecclesiastes Chapter 6 John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)

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전도서 6장은 하나님께 재물과 존귀를 받고도 누리지 못하는 사람의 모습을 '헛됨'으로 그린다. 끝없는 욕구의 허망함과 사람이 자기 앞날을 알 수 없다는 한계를 말하는 12절짜리 장이다.

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6Ecclesiastes · John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)
1Also another yuel is, which Y siy vndur the sunne; and certis it is oft vsid anentis men.
2A man is, to whom God yaf richessis, and catel, and onour; and no thing failith to his soule of alle thingis which he desirith; and God yyueth not power to hym, that he ete therof, but a straunge man shal deuoure it. This is vanyte, and a greet wretchidnesse.
3If a man gendrith an hundrid fre sones, and lyueth many yeris, and hath many daies of age, and his soule vsith not the goodis of his catel, and wantith biriyng; Y pronounce of this man, that a deed borun child is betere than he.
4For he cometh in veyn, and goith to derknessis; and his name schal be don a wei bi foryetyng.
5He siy not the sunne, nether knew dyuersyte of good and of yuel;
6also thouy he lyueth twei thousynde yeeris, and vsith not goodis; whether alle thingis hasten not to o place?
7Al the trauel of a man is in his mouth, but the soule of hym schal not be fillid with goodis.
8What hath a wijs man more than a fool? and what hath a pore man, no but that he go thidur, where is lijf?
9It is betere to se that, that thou coueitist, than to desire that, that thou knowist not; but also this is vanyte, and presumpcioun of spirit.
10The name of hym that schal come, is clepid now, and it is knowun, that he is a man, and he mai not stryue in doom ayens a strongere than hym silf.
11Wordis ben ful manye, and han myche vanyte in dispuytinge.

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