David Guzik commentary on Ecclesiastes 7, which considers life through better and worse, and looks at wisdom to give the right perspective on life.

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From a New Testament perspective, we have mixed feelings about the Preacher’s outburst, “ The day of death better than the day of one’s birth.” On the one hand, the day of death is glorious for the …

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Jul 26, 2015 · Enjoy this Ecclesiastes 7 Commentary! So, in Ecclesiastes 7:1-14, the Preacher talks to us about the value of difficult things over pleasant things. We might notice that our life seems to be …

Ecclesiastes 7:23-26 offers profound insights into human nature, the pursuit of wisdom, and the complexities of life. The verses remind us of the limitations of human wisdom, the vastness of …

Its connection with Ec 7:4-6 is, the sight of "oppression" perpetrated by "fools" might tempt the "wise" to call in question God's dispensations, and imitate the folly (equivalent to "madness") described (Ec …

In the remaining six chapters the Preacher shares his counsel through a mixture of proverbs and narration. He imparts wisdom designed to make the most of life "under the sun". In other words, …

Ecclesiastes 7, Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible - Unabridged, Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown's Unabridged Commentary is a comprehensive resource, offering critical and …

Both come from the hand of God; out of his mouth both evil and good proceed (Isa. 14:7), and he has set the one over against the other, so that there is a very short and easy passage between them, and …