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1 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | markaalchapman | 124874 | ||
Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | ||||||
2 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | Country Girl | 124875 | ||
Generally speaking, I would recommend 1 Cor 13 for the subject of love. For wisdom, go to Ecclesiastes and for light I would go to 1 John. After reading these and studying them together, a person should gain a good Biblical position on God and how He feels about the subject. Blessings to you. Country Girl |
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3 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | Hank | 124878 | ||
Country Girl: It's rather surprising that as a scriptural guide to wisdom you named Ecclestiastes while omitting Proverbs. In keeping with my insistence on context, I am inclined to view as adequate nothing less than the entire Bible as the proper resource for discovering God's meaning of all three: love, wisdom, and light. In no way do I condemn your answer, Country Girl. I'm merely expanding on it a bit. Hope you don't mind. :-) Blessings in Christ. --Hank | ||||||
4 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | Country Girl | 124880 | ||
By no means would I take offense as I quite agree with you. But for serious Bible students, I think we would all agree, Ecclesiastes is much deeper than Proverbs. I'm thinking after restudying the book recently in class, that Solomon wrote this book after Proverbs, maybe even in the twilight years of his life. In some respects, it's a depressing book but if we look at it knowing all of what he went through, we can gain a lot of wisdom. Thanks for the supplement. Blessings to you. Country Girl |
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5 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | Hank | 124882 | ||
Country Girl: Yes, the Book of Ecclesiastes has all the earmarks of a man trying to work himself out of "mid-life crisis." I know a Christian woman who gave up the effort to read the book; she says every time she has tried to read it, it puts her into a state of deep depression! Whatever else may be said of Ecclestiastes, it is not one of the better examples of a 'feel good' book. The first 11 chapters carry the reader through a tunnel that has very little light, and only in the final chapter do we begin to realize that there is an end to this dank and dark tunnel and that Solomon found it at last. Depressing? Yes, it can be. But it does pack a mighty wallop: It offers the only way of escape from the 'vanity of vanites' of this world, which is to "fear God and keep His commandments" (Eccl. 12:13). I'm not quite prepared to agree without reservation with your assessment that Ecclesiastes is deeper than Proverbs, although you may be right. In a certain sense the Book of Job could be viewed as being both deeper and more provocative of thought than either. ..... But all the books of Scripture have their place and purpose, of course. It is one of the marvels and wonders of God's word that each of the 66 books of the Bible reveals God from its own unique perspective, each book being different from all the others, yet all coming together in harmony to weave a complete and perfect fabric of truth. --Hank | ||||||
6 | Bibical mean for LOVE, WISDOM AND LIGHT | Bible general Archive 2 | Country Girl | 124929 | ||
I agree with your assessment. Blessings to you, my friend. Country Girl | ||||||