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What Is The Book Of Ecclesiastes Antiseptical Wisdom?

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The author's departure from the orthodox view God and his wisdom resulted in Ecclesiastes being referred to as skeptical wisdom (Tullock & McEntire, 2006, p.317-320). Subsequently, the book of Ecclesiastes denotes the author's desperate search to understand the apparent contradictions in life, such as, both the righteous and wicked suffering, faithful and unfaithful perishing, and the wise and the foolish prospering. Therefore, the author opens Ecclesiastes chapter 1:1-4 by stating “the words of the Preacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem, all is vanity. One generation passeth away, another generation cometh” in an attempt to describe the brief but complex nature of the human existence and our relationship with God (Holy Bible, 1994,
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