Ecclesiastes 1: 1 Commentary
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Ecclesiastes 1 verse 1 is part of The Old
Testament.
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Read this Bible Passage in its Context The words of the Preacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem.
3 Bible Commentaries on Ecclesiastes 1: 1
The Wisest King,the Preacher- Son of David recording his words of wisdom…though he greatly sinned against God…
Psalm 45:9 describe Solomon in a positive manner as a man with “Daughters of kings are among your honored women; at your right hand is the royal bride in gold of Ophir.”
Jesus said Solomon had glory :Matthew 6:29 Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor …in all his glory…”
Jesus said Solomon was full of wisdom :Matthew 12:42tell us about Solomon’s wisdom, and how the Queen of the south traveled the hard way and very far place just to listen to Solomon.
By
TIUCHE
(wrote 2756 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
Posted on:
8/29/2011 14:00 pm
1. Ecclesiastes (Greek)
a. “Koheleth” in Hebrew
b. Means one who convenes a meeting
2. Solomon, at the end of his earthly life
a. Provides us with his observations
b. And conclusions of life “under the Sun”
3. So please understand that as you read this book
a. For life is NOT always “puppies and flowers”
4. Without Jesus, life IS ultimately futile
a. And even WITH Jesus, life is puzzling many times
b. If not downright frustrating
5. So, come along, and let’s get real
a. And walk with Solomon
b. As he reflects on the VANITIES of life
By
Tractorman
(wrote 2613 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
Posted on:
8/29/2011 13:27 pm
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According to encyclopedias Ecclesiastes was written (forged) about six hundred years after Solomon died.
“Many modern conservative scholars today also suggest that Solomon is an unlikely author.” Wici-pedia.