as: Ecclesiastes 2:2; Psalms 58:9, Psalms 118:12; Isaiah 65:13-15; Amos 8:10; Luke 6:25, Luke 16:25; 2 Peter 2:13-17; Jude 1:12-13
crackling: Heb. sound
the laughter: Proverbs 29:9
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Ecclesiastes 7:6
Ecclesiastes 7:6
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