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11:1 The to do of wise
11 Throw your bread out onto the waters
because you’ll find it again in several days.
2 Share it around seven or eight others
because you don’t know when a calamity will hit your area.
3 If the clouds are filled with rain, they’ll pour it out,
and if a tree falls to the north or the south,
wherever it falls, that’s where it’ll be.
4 A person who worries about the wind,
≈ and someone who keeps looking at the clouds,
will never harvest their crop.
5 Just as you don’t know how the winds work,
or how the bones get into a pregnant woman’s womb,
nor do you know how God does everything that he does.
6 Sow your seed in the morning
and don’t stop planting until the evening,
because you don’t know which areas will grow well,
or whether it will all succeed equally.
and it’s good for your eyes to see the sun.
8 Even if a person lives for many years,
