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LEB GEN EXO LEV NUM DEU JOS JDG RUTH 1 SAM 2 SAM 1 KI 2 KI 1 CHR 2 CHR EZRA NEH EST JOB PSA PROV ECC SNG ISA JER LAM EZE DAN HOS JOEL AMOS OBA YNA MIC NAH HAB ZEP HAG ZEC MAL MAT MARK LUKE YHN ACTs ROM 1 COR 2 COR GAL EPH PHP COL 1 TH 2 TH 1 TIM 2 TIM TIT PHM HEB YAC 1 PET 2 PET 1 YHN 2 YHN 3 YHN YUD REV

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Index of sections for LEB ECC

Intro:0 ECC (Headers)

1:1 Prologue (s1/c)

1:2 Motto Introduced (s1)

1:3 All Toil is Profitless and Repetitious (s1)

1:12 Qohelet Introduces His Quest (s1)

2:1 Qohelet’s Investigation of Self-Indulgence (s1/c)

2:4 Qohelet’s Investigation of Personal Accomplishment (s1)

2:12 The Living Must Abandon the Work of their Hands to Others at Death (s1)

2:24 It is Best to Simply Enjoy the Passing Pleasures of Life as Reward for Pleasing God (s1)

3:1 God Has Ordained the Ebb and Flow of Human Activities (s1/c)

3:10 No One Understands God’s Mysterious Plan (s1)

3:16 God’s Mysterious Plan Allows Injustice to Exist in the World (s1)

4:1 The Existence of Oppression in the World Makes Human Existence Miserable (s1/c)

4:4 People Need Balance in Their Approach to Labor (s1)

4:7 Wealth without Someone with Which to Enjoy It is Futile (s1)

4:9 Friends and Family Can Help One Another in Life (s1)

4:13 One Must Be Willing to Listen to Counsel (s1)

5:1 Listen to God Rather Than Uttering Rash Vows (s1/c)

5:8 Powerful Bureaucrats Exploit the Helpless Poor (s1)

5:10 There is Never Enough Money to Satisfy (s1)

5:13 Hoarding Wealth Can Backfire (s1)

5:18 If You Have Wealth, Enjoy It as God Enables (s1)

6:1 Those Who Have Wealth but Do Not Enjoy It Are Pitiful (s1/c)

6:7 One Must Learn to Be Content with What One Has (s1)

6:10 It is Futile for Humans to Complain about God’s Irresistible Will (s1)

6:12 The Future is Inscrutable to Humans (s1)

7:1 People Generally Do Not Know What is Best for Them (s1/c)

7:7 Wisdom—Although Vulnerable—is Beneficial (s1)

7:13 Humans Must Accept God’s Will and Make the Best of It (s1)

7:15 The Law of Retribution Does Not Always Work—but It Does Sometimes (s1)

7:19 Wisdom is Valuable, but No One is Completely Righteous (s1)

7:23 Absolute Wisdom is Unattainable (s1)

8:1 Wisdom is Valuable (s1/c)

8:7 No One Knows the Future (s1)

8:9 The World Marred by Oppression and Injustice (s1)

8:11 Although Evil is Not Punished Swiftly, God Does Eventually Punish Sinners (s1)

8:15 Humans Should Enjoy the Life That God Gives to Them (s1)

8:16 No One Can Discover the Rhyme and Reason for Things (s1)

9:1 The Same Fate—Death—Awaits Everyone (s1/c)

9:4 Death Deprives Humans of Everything in Life (s1)

9:7 Enjoy Life While It Lasts (s1)

9:11 The Injustice of Time and Chance (s1)

9:13 Wisdom—Although Vulnerable—is Superior to Power (s1)

9:17 Wisdom—Although Vulnerable—is Superior to Folly (s1)

10:8 Accidents Happen—Even to Professionals (s1)

10:10 Hard Work and Skill Alone Cannot Succeed—Wisdom is Necessary (s1)

10:12 The Consequences of Foolishness (s1)

11:1 Living in the Light of the Limits of Human Knowledge (s1/c)

11:7 Enjoy Life to the Fullest within the Auspices of the Fear of God (s1)

12:1 Advice to the Young: Life is Short and Then You Die (s1/c)

12:8 Motto Restated (s1)

12:9 Epilogue (s1)

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