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

God has lighted up a candle for his servants to work by, but they bury their talent as slothful and unprofitable, and so waste the light and are unworthy of it.

Ecclesiastes 6:3-6 meaning. Anyone who wastes the opportunity of God's blessing is worse off than one who was never born at all.

Ecclesiastes 6 is a reflection on the deeper meaning of life, beyond material possession and desire. It provides a thoughtful contemplation on the unsatisfying ...

This chapter deals with wealth and insatiability. Ecclesiastes 6. ← chapter 5 · chapter 7 →.

26 июл. 2015 г. · The Preacher wants to tell us about that situation in Ecclesiastes 6:1-9 where he discusses the evil of not enjoying good things.

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, ...

8 нояб. 2016 г. · Essentially, Solomon is telling us that we will never be truly satisfied because we aren't God. We want to be (no matter how much we try to deny ...

The general view would be that life was for the wealthy. It was they above all who would find joy and happiness, and it was they who would be most acceptable ...

The evil is that God gives riches and wealth and honor so that his soul lacks nothing of all he desires; yet God has not empowered him to enjoy his wealth.