Ecclesiastes 5: Reverence Before God and the Love of Money
The Teacher urges careful listening and few words before God and warns that promises made to Him must be kept. He observes injustice among officials, the endless craving of those who love money, and how no one carries wealth out of this life, and says that being able to enjoy food and work is something God gives.
Reading level: General
View full study notes for this chapter →
Question 1 of 7 · 0 correct so far
When going to God’s house, what does the Teacher say in 5:1 is better than offering a fool’s sacrifice?