Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, or the wheel broken at the cistern.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 12 of Ecclesiastes. The call to remember the Creator before the difficult days arrive uses a long series of poetic images to represent the deterioration of old age. Houses, windows, mills, doors, and sounds form a symbolic description of bodily weakening and the progressive loss of abilities. The refrain about vanity returns the reader to the opening theme: human life, though valuable, is temporary.
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ehe denn der silberne Strick wegkomme, und die goldene Schale zerbreche, und der Eimer zerfalle an der Quelle, und das Rad zerbrochen werde am Born.
Antes que la cadena de plata se quiebre, y se rompa el cuenco de oro, y el cántaro se quiebre junto a la fuente, y la rueda sea rota sobre el pozo;
Antes de que se rompa el cordón de plata, se quiebre el cuenco de oro, se rompa el cántaro junto a la fuente y se haga pedazos la rueda junto al pozo;
avant que le cordon d'argent se détache, que le vase d'or se brise, que le seau se rompe sur la source, et que la roue se casse sur la citerne;
Avanti che la fune d’argento si rompa, e la secchia d’oro si spezzi, e il vaso si fiacchi in su la fonte, e la ruota vada in pezzi sopra la cisterna;
Antes que se rompa o cordão de prata, e se quebre o copo de ouro, e se despedace o cântaro junto à fonte, e se quebre a roda junto ao poço,
不要等到銀鏈折斷 ,金罐破裂,瓶子在泉旁損壞,水輪在井口斷裂,
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