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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:9-10
Complete Jewish Bible
Two are better than one, in that their cooperative efforts yield this advantage: if one of them falls, the other will help his partner up — woe to him who is alone when he falls and has no one to help him up.
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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:12
Moreover, an attacker may defeat someone who is alone, but two can resist him; and a three-stranded cord is not easily broken.
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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:11
Again, if two people sleep together, they keep each other warm; but how can one person be warm by himself?
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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:6
Better an armload with tranquillity than both arms full of effort and feeding on wind.
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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:4
Next I realized that all effort and achievement stem from one person’s envy of another. This too is futility and feeding on wind.
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Kohelet (Ecc) 4:13
Better a youth who is poor but wise than a king who is old but foolish, no longer willing to listen to advice.
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