Each photo below corresponds to the chapter-a-day post for the book of Ecclesiastes published by Tom Vander Well in May and June of 2021. Click on the photo linked to each chapter to read the post.
Ecclesiastes (May/June 2021)
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[…] Story: the mystery of the red heifer. According to Jewish scholarship, this is what the sage of Ecclesiastes is referring to in Ecclesiastes 7:23 which they interpret as: “All this I have tested with […]
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[…] floated down two rivers of thought, I found that they converged in the words of the Teacher of Ecclesiastes: There is a time to be selective, and there is a time to be exhaustive. The Chronicler has chosen […]
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[…] ancient sage of Ecclesiastes said that there “is a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to […]
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[…] As it has been, so it is, and will continue to be. Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall. The teacher of Ecclesiastes observed the futility of building up wealth only to die and leave it to someone who never worked […]
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[…] and the righteous who suffer end up in the grave. I couldn’t help but hear echoes of the Sage of Ecclesiastes in Job’s […]
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[…] the sage of Ecclesiastes observed, “There is nothing new under the […]
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[…] things I know that I’ve said to people in the worst moments of their lives. The Sage of Ecclesiastes wrote that there is a time to speak and a time to be silent. The further I get in on this earthly […]
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[…] ancient sage of Ecclesiastes said that there “is a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to […]
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[…] provide you this flashback on Ecclesiastes because the story of Joseph could be Exhibit A in understanding hevel. I even used it as an […]
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