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Jewish 1105 · Rashi on the Prophets and Writings, Ecclesiastes 3:17

Rashi, on Eccl 3:17

Rashi · 1040–1105
Eccl 3:17 · Douay-Rheims
“And I said in my heart: God shall judge both the just and the wicked, and then shall be the time of every thing.”
On this verse:
“I said to myself, etc. Therefore, I say: The Holy One, blessed be He, judges everyone after a time, and even though the matter is delayed, it will ultimately reach its time, for there is a time for every matter, even for retribution, and there is a time for the visitation of judgment. and for every deed that man did, they will judge him there when the time of the visitation arrives; there at that time, a time is given for every deed, to be judged for it. [The Rabbis say:] At the gate of the fold there are words (of bargaining), but in the stall (where the sheep are delivered) there is strict accounting (Shab. 32a).”

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