EcclesiastesA&C Black, 01/08/1989 - 88 من الصفحات Ecclesiastes is at once a strange book and a modern one, at once enigmatic and curiously familiar. Here we find a man detached from the world and yet intensely aware of it, setting down in writing his thoughts about human life. Yet from the very first his readers have been unable to agree about his basic attitude to life. Whybray sorts through the options by asking questions regarding the author, his times, his language and his ideas. |
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... commentators , Crenshaw , asserts that the book teaches that ' life is profitless ; totally absurd .... The world is meaningless . Virtue does not bring reward . The deity stands distant , abandoning humanity to chance and death ' . Yet ...
... commentators , Crenshaw , asserts that the book teaches that ' life is profitless ; totally absurd .... The world is meaningless . Virtue does not bring reward . The deity stands distant , abandoning humanity to chance and death ' . Yet ...
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... ; but there were almost certainly other groups in Jerusalem who objected strongly to his radical teaching ( as was the case with the not wholly dissimilar Socrates ) . Some commentators see in the words 18 Ecclesiastes.
... ; but there were almost certainly other groups in Jerusalem who objected strongly to his radical teaching ( as was the case with the not wholly dissimilar Socrates ) . Some commentators see in the words 18 Ecclesiastes.
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R. Norman Whybray. dissimilar Socrates ) . Some commentators see in the words of the so- called second epiloguist in 12.12 some hint of this opposition : My son , beware of anything beyond these . Of making many books there is no end ...
R. Norman Whybray. dissimilar Socrates ) . Some commentators see in the words of the so- called second epiloguist in 12.12 some hint of this opposition : My son , beware of anything beyond these . Of making many books there is no end ...
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3 Language Style and Structure | 29 |
4 Place in the History of Thought | 51 |
5 Qoheleths Characteristic Ideas | 63 |
Index of Biblical References | 85 |
Index of Authors | 88 |
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