Ecclesiastes 10: Not too much to say which isn’t surprising since I’m just trying to get through this book. I did find these verses interesting:
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4/7 Reading (Ecclesiastes 7-9; Psalms 93-96)
I MUST REREAD ECCLESIASTES WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER.
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4/6 Reading (Ecclesiastes 4-6; Matthew 11)
I MUST REREAD ECCLESIASTES WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER.
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3/29 Reading (Ecclesiastes 1-3; Matthew 10)
I’ve really struggled the past few weeks with the Bible study. I feel completely alone through this process and it is eating away at me.
Introduction to Ecclesiastes: It’s interesting to read that one of the two main voices in this book is a person referred to as “the teacher.” This book is still part of the wisdom literature. Overall I’ve been impressed with the wisdom literature. Well, except with the majority of the psalms. Oh well. It’s also interesting that it’s unclear who the teacher was. A fun mystery indeed.
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