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WORD Research this...Ecclesiastes 3
- 1 Alt har sin Stund og hver en Ting under Himmelen sin Tid:
- 2 Tid til at fødes og Tid til at dø, Tid til at plante og Tid til at rydde,
- 3 Tid til at dræbe og Tid til at læge, Tid til at nedrive og Tid til at opbygge,
- 4 Tid til at græde og Tid til at le, Tid til at sørge og Tid til at danse,
- 5 Tid til at kaste Sten, og Tid til at sanke Sten, Tid til at favne og Tid til ikke at favne,
- 6 Tid til at søge og Tid til at miste, Tid til at gemme og Tid til at bortkaste,
- 7 Tid til at flænge og Tid til at sy, Tid til at tie og Tid til at tale,
- 8 Tid til at elske og Tid til at hade, Tid til Krig og Tid til Fred.
- 9 Hvad Løn for sin Flid har da den, der arbejder?
- 10 Jeg saa det Slid, som Gud har givet Menneskens Børn at slide med.
- 11 Alt har han skabt smukt til rette Tid; ogsaa Evigheden har han lagt i deres Hjerte, dog saaledes at Menneskene hverken fatter det første eller det sidste af, hvad Gud har virket.
- 12 Jeg skønnede, at der ikke gives noget andet Gode for dem end at glæde sig og have det godt, saa længe de lever.
- 13 Dog ogsaa det at spise og drikke og nyde det gode under al sin Flid er for hvert Menneske en Guds Gave.
- 14 Jeg skønnede, at alt, hvad Gud virker, bliver evindelig, uden at noget kan føjes til eller tages fra; og saaledes har Gud gjort det, for at man skal frygte for hans Aasyn.
- 15 Hvad der sker, var allerede, og hvad der skal ske, har allerede været; Gud leder det svundne op.
- 16 Fremdeles saa jeg under Solen, at Gudløshed var paa Rettens Sted og Gudløshed paa Retfærds Sted.
- 17 Jeg sagde ved mig selv: »Den retfærdige og den gudløse dømmer Gud; thi for hver en Ting og hver en Idræt har han fastsat en Tid.«
- 18 Jeg sagde ved mig selv: »Det er for Menneskenes Skyld, for at Gud kan prøve dem, og for at de selv kan se, at de er Dyr.«
- 19 Thi Menneskers og Dyrs Skæbne er ens; som den ene dør, dør den anden, og en og samme Aand har de alle; Mennesket har intet forud for Dyrene, thi alt er Tomhed.
- 20 Alle gaar sammesteds hen, alle blev til af Muld, og alle vender tilbage til Mulden.
- 21 Hvo ved, om Menneskenes Aand stiger opad, og om Dyrenes Aand farer nedad til Jorden?
- 22 Saaledes indsaa jeg, at intet er bedre for Mennesket end at glæde sig ved sin Gerning, thi det er hans Del; thi hvo kan bringe ham saa vidt, at han kan se, hvad der kommer efter hans Død?
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