Came out the way he came in

Figuratively: nothing changed; the process he went through did not alter him.

("As a child comes out of his mother's womb naked, he returns to his work, and when he comes back, he does not carry anything with him, which he can carry in his hand (Ecclesiastes 5) - Geniba said to the fox that he found a vineyard and was secluded from all its corners, and there was a hole in it, and he wanted to gather in it, but he was not able to do anything. He fasted for a day until he was weary and tired, and he came to the place where the hole was dug, And he ate and drank, and when he came to the house, he could not bear to go on, and he returned and went out for a day's rest, until he was weary and weary, and he returned, "What is this that is so sweet and so sour?" He said, "Your nose is so sour and so sour, and I will eat it." He said, "Like a grape, like a grape, what is good about you and what is wise? You are not fruitful, you are a pest, and everything you do is praiseworthy and praiseworthy, but what is yours?" As a man speaks to his wife, so he is reproved, so is the judgment of a virgin, that is, as he came out of his mother's womb naked, he returns to walk as he returns (translation: As a man returns, so he goes. A fox found a vineyard that was fenced in on all sides, and there was a single opening there, and he sought to lie down in it but could not. What did he do? Fasting Three days until he was weak and exhausted and his stomach was filled with water, and he ate and drank. He sought to go out but could not. He returned and fasted for three more days until he was weak and thin and returned to his former state and went out. He looked at the vine and said: O vine, what is your pleasure? As you go in, so you will come out. So is man - as he comes out of the womb. "His mother, naked, returns to walk when he returns" - Targum Makhelat Rava (Vilna) Parshah 5 Yad)

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