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1. What does another evil under the sun do on mankind (1)? What does God have to do with this (2)? 2. What hypothetical situation does the author refer to (3)? How does he expand his thought in this regard (4-6)? 3. What does the author see the reason for people’s much toil (7; Prov. 16:26)? Why you do think that author is so cynical over the advantage of the wise and the gain of the fool (8-9)? 4. What is “been there and done that” about (10)? Why is it important to speak less than necessary (11)? 5. What does the author describe the source of the constraint in this life (12a)? What is so sobering to learn that this world will go on without you (no matter how great you are) (12b)? * This short chapter is another expression of the author’s despair and cynicism about this life. In what sense, is such sense helpful and constructive for good life (Lk. 12:13-21)?

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