Ecclesiastes

Book Introduction

Discover practical insights into the Book of Ecclesiastes. You'll find David Jeremiah's introduction to the Book of Ecclesiastes on page 849-850 of  The Jeremiah Study Bible.

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More than That

Ecclesiastes 1:4

Rabbi Harold Kushner tells about a man coming to see him for counseling. The man told Rabbi Kushner this story: "Two weeks ago, for the first time in my life I went to the funeral of a man my own age. I didn't know him well, but we worked together, talked to...

Why is sorrow better than laughter?

Ecclesiastes 7:1

Solomon says that sadness is better than laughter because a person who is always laughing is not really facing reality. A person who is frivolous is often trying to deaden the pain of an empty life. Very little is learned from...

End-of-Life Reflections

Ecclesiastes 12:9-14

Solomon wrote three books in the Old Testament: Song of Solomon, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes. Based on the subject matter of the books, we can generalize about when he wrote each. Song of Solomon was likely the first, written when Solomon was a...

For Additional Reading

Check out these items in the Jeremiah Study Bible

Ecclesiastes Feature Title Page
1:2 Picture This Vanity 851
3:1-8 Picture This Every Season 853
4:9-12 For Reflection Two Are Better 855
5:10-17 Teaching Points The Truth about Money 856
7:1 Picture This What's in a Name? 857
9:10 FYI How to Approach Death 860
11:1 Picture This Bread upon the Waters 861
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Sorting Out Your Life

Before It's Too Late

The Cul-de-Sacs of Life

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