'Nor' in the Bible

Everything is wearisome, more than man is able to express. The eye is never satisfied by seeing, nor the ear by hearing.

No one remembers those in the past, nor will they be remembered by those who come after them.

For neither the wise nor the fool will be long remembered, since in days to come everything will be forgotten. The wise man dies the same way as the fool, does he not?

I have concluded that everything that God undertakes will last for eternity nothing can be added to it nor taken away from it and that God acts this way so that people will fear him.

Consider someone who is alone, having neither son nor brother. There is no end to all of his work, and he is never satisfied with wealth. "So for whom do I work," he asks, "and deprive myself of pleasure?" This, too, is pointless and a terrible tragedy.

Don't be impulsive with your mouth nor be in a hurry to talk in God's presence. Since God is in heaven and you're on earth, keep your speech short.

Furthermore, though they never saw the sun nor learned anything, they are more content than the other.

Do not be overly righteous, nor be overly wise. Why be self-destructive?

Do not excel at wickedness, nor be a fool. Why die before your time?

I considered and observed on earth the following: The race doesn't go to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, nor food to the wise, nor wealth to the smart, nor recognition to the skilled. Instead, timing and circumstances meet them all.