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Ecclesiastes: Ancient Wisdom When All Else Fails - Paperback

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by T. M. Moore (Author)

  • Recipient of a 2002 Christianity Today Award of Merit

"Meaningless!" says Ecclesiastes. "All is meaningless!"We live. We work. We die. Even with our best efforts to find lasting enjoyment and significance, we are faced with the conclusion that there is nothing new under the sun.Despite this gloomy assessment (or perhaps because of it), people have been drawn to the Middle Eastern wisdom of this enigmatic book for thousands of years. Its brutal honesty doesn't flinch from life's difficulties or its thorniest problems.The new translation and interpretive paraphrase provided here by T. M. Moore artfully unveils the ancient mysteries of this often puzzling book. By its very cynicism, Ecclesiastes seems to suggest that to find what is of enduring value we must embrace the hard things, not avoid them. With notes and a useful study guide, Moore skillfully shows us that the dark side will have its say. The question is, will it have the last word?

Author Biography

T. M. Moore is a fellow of the Wilberforce Forum and dean of its Centurions Program. He is the author and editor of many books, including Culture Matters (Brazos Press), Consider the Lilies (Presbyterian Reformed) and Psalms for Prayer (Baker).

Number of Pages: 139
Dimensions: 0.4 x 8.9 x 5.9 IN
Publication Date: December 23, 2010
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