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Kohelet

SO WHAT?

By on February 16, 2014 in Answers, Kohelet, Koheleth, Meaningless, Work, Youth with No Comments

ONLINE QUESTION Sooner or later every person comes to the message of Ecclesiastes. This short biblical book is the skeptic’s view of life and faith. The author was Solomon, I believe, and he would most likely have written this near the end of his life, though he still had some years left in him. But […]

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5 Keys to Understanding Ecclesiastes

By on February 9, 2014 in Articles, Bible, Ecclesiastes, Kohelet, Koheleth, Wisdom, Work with No Comments

The book we have come to know as Ecclesiastes takes its title from the Hebrew name of its writer, Kohelet.  At the end of the book his biographer writes, “Kohelet was wise and he passed on his teachings to the people. He pondered, searched out, and set in order many proverbs. He studied to find […]

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The Pursuit of Wisdom

By on December 28, 2013 in Articles, Death, Ecclesiastes, Kohelet, Koheleth, Wisdom with No Comments

At first glance Kohelet appears to denigrate wisdom but a closer examination of his teachings shows that he is extremely positive about the place of wisdom in our lives. He tells us that the wise can see where they are going while the fool stumbles along in the dark, that wisdom is like an inheritance […]

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Who was Kohelet?

By on November 23, 2013 in Articles, Kohelet, Koheleth, Wisdom with No Comments

The question of who wrote the book we know as Ecclesiastes has been the subject of much debate. For a thousand years or more it was believed that king Solomon wrote the book. This was both its salvation, for it kept the religious leaders of the day interested in preserving the book, and also its […]

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A Hamster’s Guide to the Rat Race

By on November 1, 2013 in Articles, Bible, Ecclesiastes, Kohelet, Koheleth, Wisdom, Work

As a boy I loved going out to the dump on Saturday mornings to collect bits and pieces for my latest invention. On one of those excursions I spotted a small wire cage, bent and twisted, lying near the top of the drop-off pile. Clambering over boxes and broken debris, I discovered a hamster huddled […]

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