Tommie van der Walt - 14 February 2021
Searching (Ecclesiastes 7:19–29)
When you bend your knees while searching for something you will find more than you were looking for. While this is true, we should realise that we can know some things truly, but we can’t know all things completely (Gibson). For even the wise cannot see all ends.
Scripture References: Ecclesiastes 7:19-29
From Series: "Ecclesiastes Exposition"
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Having experimented with wisdom and hedonism, Solomon reviews his experience and concludes that wisdom is better than folly but, in the end, both the wise and the fool die, so it really makes no difference how one lives because of the ever-present reality of death. Our only hope for meaning is in the defeat of death.