• Eclesiastes

• Capítulo 3

• ₂₁     |Eclesiastes 3:21| Who knoweth ^H3045 the spirit ^H7307 of man ^H120 that ^H1121 goeth ^H5927 upward, ^H4605 and the spirit ^H7307 of the beast ^H929 that goeth ^H3381 downward ^H4295 to the earth? ^H776
  

• ₂₂     |Eclesiastes 3:22| Wherefore I perceive ^H7200 that there is nothing better, ^H2896 than that a man ^H120 should rejoice ^H8055 in his own works; ^H4639 for that is his portion: ^H2506 for who shall bring ^H935 him to see ^H7200 what shall be after ^H310 him?
  

• Capítulo 4

• ₁     |Eclesiastes 4:1| So I returned, ^H7725 and considered ^H7200 all the oppressions ^H6217 that are done ^H6213 under the sun: ^H8121 and behold the tears ^H1832 of such as were oppressed, ^H6231 and they had no comforter; ^H5162 and on the side ^H3027 of their oppressors ^H6231 there was power; ^H3581 but they had no comforter. ^H5162
  

• ₂     |Eclesiastes 4:2| Wherefore I praised ^H7623 the dead ^H4191 which are already ^H3528 dead ^H4191 more than the living ^H2416 which are yet ^H5728 alive. ^H2416
  

• ₃     |Eclesiastes 4:3| Yea, better ^H2896 is he than both ^H8147 they, which hath not yet ^H5728 been, who hath not seen ^H7200 the evil ^H7451 work ^H4639 that is done ^H6213 under the sun. ^H8121
  

• ₄     |Eclesiastes 4:4| Again, I considered ^H7200 all travail, ^H5999 and every right ^H3788 work, ^H4639 that for this a man ^H376 is envied ^H7068 of his neighbour. ^H7453 This is also vanity ^H1892 and vexation ^H7469 of spirit. ^H7307
  

• ₅     |Eclesiastes 4:5| The fool ^H3684 foldeth ^H2263 his hands ^H3027 together, ^H2263 and eateth ^H398 his own flesh. ^H1320
  

• ₆     |Eclesiastes 4:6| Better ^H2896 is an handful ^H3709 with quietness, ^H5183 than both the hands ^H2651 full ^H4393 with travail ^H5999 and vexation ^H7469 of spirit. ^H7307
  

• ₇     |Eclesiastes 4:7| Then I returned, ^H7725 and I saw ^H7200 vanity ^H1892 under the sun. ^H8121
  

• ₈     |Eclesiastes 4:8| There is ^H3426 one ^H259 alone, and there is not a second; ^H8145 yea, he hath neither child ^H1121 nor brother: ^H251 yet is there no end ^H7093 of all his labour; ^H5999 neither is his eye ^H5869 satisfied ^H7646 with riches; ^H6239 neither saith he, For whom do I labour, ^H6001 and bereave ^H2637 my soul ^H5315 of good? ^H2896 This is also vanity, ^H1892 yea, it is a sore ^H7451 travail. ^H6045