The wise man enjoys no more than the fool; the fool finds as much pleasure in the labour of his hands, which is for his mouth, as the wise man does.

The wise man enjoys no more than the fool; the fool finds as much pleasure in the labour of his hands, which is for his mouth, as the wise man does.

This passage underscores the need for contentment and the acknowledgment that only God's guidance and blessings can provide true satisfaction in life, aligning ...

A man cannot with the greatest riches make his part good against the arrests of sickness or death, but must yield to his fate. Copyright Statement

Solomon returns to the vaporous dissatisfaction of labor. Everything we do is done with the aim of providing our basic needs, the most basic of which is to ...

29 апр. 2020 г. · Everyone needs to eat, drink, sleep, rest in order to survive. Is there an advantage to being wise over being a fool, or poor? The necessities ...

Ecclesiastes 6:8 In this way a wise person is no better off than a fool. Then, too, it does a poor person little good to know how to get along in life.

David Guzik commentary on Ecclesiastes 6, which deals with the weakness of material wealth, which can not satisfy one's need.

Our life upon earth is to be reckoned by days. It is fleeting and uncertain, and with little in it to be fond of, or to be depended on. Let us return to God, ...

ESV For what advantage has the wise man over the fool? And what does the poor man have who knows how to conduct himself before the living?