‘world’ or ‘love of the world,’53 a meaning that is attested in later Hebrew, but not in Biblical Hebrew.54 Fox wants to emend ʿôlām to the word ʿāmāl (‘toil’), which would mean that this toil is in the heart and so should be understood as a mental labor, which becomes an arduous task to attempt to understand what God has brought to pass.55 Although one can see how the switching of two Hebrew consonants could take place, there is no manuscript evidence for this emendation of the text. Another common