It's not by Henry James, but imagery in this book includes a "golden bowl" breaking as a silver cord snaps. This book notes that even though all rivers run into the sea, the sea never rises any higher because of it. This book's last two verses tells us to "Fear God, and keep his commandments for God shall bring every work into judgment." The Hebrew name of this book is a feminine title or name meaning "gatherer," though its speaker is also ident
It's not by Henry James, but imagery in this book includes a "golden bowl" breaking as a silver cord snaps. This book notes that even though all rivers run into the sea, the sea never rises any higher because of it. This book's last two verses tells us to "Fear God, and keep his commandments for God shall bring every work into judgment." The Hebrew name of this book is a feminine title or name meaning "gatherer," though its speaker is also identified as (*) "son of David" and "king in Jerusalem." In the original, this book often uses the word hevel, such as in its opening line, "vanity of vanities, all is vanity." For 10 points, name this Old Testament book narrated by Qoheleth, which follows Proverbs and includes aphorisms like "to everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven."
It's not by Henry James, but imagery in this book includes a "golden bowl" breaking as a silver cord snaps.