The Book of Ecclesiastes - 2007
Examine the reflections of Solomon in Ecclesiastes as he searches for meaning amid life’s complexities. These lessons explore themes of vanity, wisdom, work, time, and eternity—revealing that true purpose and joy are found only in fearing God and keeping His commandments. Discover wisdom for living in a fleeting world.
The Rise and Fall of the House of Solomon
To understand Ecclesiastes, we must first understand the context of Solomon's life.
Nothing New Under the Sun
Solomon reigned over a time of peace and prosperity, but from this he learned that…
All That My Eyes Desired
Solomon pursues wisdom, but he finds meaninglessness in pleasure and despair about how he will…
Of Being and Time
Solomon ponders God's role in the timing of events in human life, and of God's…
More Life Under the Sun
Solomon wonders if life is really worth living, but recognizes the benefits of having a…
Rich Man, Poor Man
Solomon realizes that human passions, whatever they are, can never be satisfied unless they are…
Striving After the Wind
Solomon's despair grows as he ponders the futility of seeking riches and of life in…
God Made Man Upright? What Happened?
Solomon turns his attention to religion and explores how character compromises lead only to further…
Seeing Through a Glass Darkly
Solomon realizes that a healthy fear of God brings hope into an otherwise hopeless existence.
Whatever Your Hand Finds to Do
Solomon encourages us to do everything to the best of our abilities, because the grave…
Dead Flies and Snake Charmers
Among other things, Solomon now makes the point that a single mistake can ruin an…
The Way of the Wind
Solomon turns again to the mystery of God. He tells us to enjoy our lives,…
The Conclusion of the Matter
Solomon concludes his thoughts about youth and age, then turns his attention to the horror…
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