传道书
The book of Ecclesiastes
Tremper Longman III · 初版 1998 年
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《Ecclesiastes》是《Old Testament》中最引人入胜且令人产生奇妙熟悉感的经卷之一。书中主要发言者——被赋予Qohelet之名的人物——所表达的情感听起来极具现代感。他诉说着我们这个时代的迷茫与焦虑，为这样一个问题所驱使：我们究竟能在世间何处找寻意义？Longman首先对《Ecclesiastes》进行了详尽的导读，探讨了作者归属、语言、体裁、结构、文学风格以及该书的神学主旨等背景问题。他认为《Ecclesiastes》的作者并非传统所认为的所罗门
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《传道书》（Book of Ecclesiastes，希伯来圣经智慧书的一部分），用诗歌形式写就的远古时代存在主义。和这里的其他推荐不同，它完全免费就能看，而且读完只要大约20分钟
Book of Ecclesiastes (part of the books of wisdom of the Hebrew bible) ancient era existentialism written in poetic form. Unlike the other suggestions here, it can be accessed for free and takes only ~20 minutes to read
…给神所喜悦的人。这也是虚空，也是捕风。” == 想看《传道书》在当代的映射，可以看电影《American Beauty》，或者读读 Robert Johnston 在《The Gift of Story: Narrating Hope in a Postmodern World》一书中的文章《Beyond Futility, American Beauty and the Book of Ecclesiastes》https://books.google.nl/books?id=2WP_KMBmf7UC&pg=PA85
…someone else who is pleasing to him. This too is futility and chasing after the wind." == For a contemporary take on Ecclesiastes see "American Beauty" or read "Beyond Futility, American Beauty and the Book of Ecclesiastes' by Robert Johnston in "The Gift of Story: Narrating Hope in a Postmodern World" https://books.google.nl/books?id=2WP_KMBmf7UC&pg=PA85
…中产阶级家庭来说，金钱与生活品质之间的边际收益基本趋近于零。剩下的只有毫无意义的地位争夺游戏、骗局和没用的破烂玩意儿。圣经里的《传道书》一针见血地描述了这种状态：> 凡我眼所求的，我没有留下不给它的；我心所乐的，我没有禁止不享受的……后来，我察看我手所经营的一切事和我劳碌所成的功，谁知都是…
…upper-middle-class households, the exchange rate between money and the quality of life becomes essentially zero. What's left are pointless status seeking games, scams and useless trinkets. The Bible's Book of Ecclesiastes describes it poignantly: > I denied myself nothing my eyes desired; I refused my heart no pleasure[...] Yet when I surveyed all that my hands had done and what I had toiled to achieve, everything was…
>把“我们这个时代不一样”随口挂在嘴边，是一个极其普遍的认知偏差。太对了。《传道书》花了很大篇幅讲这个。历史总在重演，今天活着的我们不会被任何人记住，而后面的人也会被再后的人遗忘。>就算你真的相信…
>"Our times are different" thrown around without care is a very widespread cognitive error. Absolutely right. The Book of Ecclesiastes talks about this at great length. History repeats, no-one will remember those of us alive today, and the people who follow us will also be forgotten by those who follow them. >even if you do believe…
…看到标题点进文章时，我甚至半信半疑这是不是某个线上行为艺术展，故意每年把头条里的名词轮换一遍，用来重温《传道书》[1]的教诲：已有的事后必再有，已行的事后必再行；日光之下并无新事。ArsTechnica 的姊妹媒体 Wired，尤其热衷于宣扬这种“Native…
…title and clicked on the article half-believing it's part of an online performance art exhibit in which nouns are switched around in headlines on a yearly cycle, as a way to reiterate the lessons of the Book of Ecclesiastes [1]: What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. ArsTechnica's sister, Wired, is a particularly frequent propagator of the "Native…