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when a person adopts the guidance and teachings of King Solomon in the Book of Proverbs he receives good advice for both the material and spiritual aspects of his personality as well as for the afterlife for eternal life the nature of man at least for most people is such that he tends toward laziness he feels a sense of Honor in thinking that something can be done tomorrow even though he has free time today but why do it today he leaves it for tomorrow he it today he leaves it for tomorrow he might delay it for a week two weeks it's a kind of honor the results later follow accordingly because even when he does get to doing what he needs to do as Rabbi moshim luata writes the coarseness of the material world the heaviness of the body which a person carries causes him even when he does something to do it lazily King Solomon says he who works his land will be satisfied with bread but the pursuit of emptiness is lacking but the pursuit of emptiness is lacking in heart let's first look at the parable and then the interpretation both of which are true King Solomon says he who works his land will be satisfied with bread a person who is not lazy has land and he knows that the nature of land is that if you leave it unattended without effort and toil it will grow thorns and weeds and this person who is wise works his land toils makes an effort invests
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