Michael Abraham

Published on 7 June 2019 | 0 min read

Ecclesiastes 9:13–11:6 – June 7th, 2019

Read Ecclesiastes 9:13–11:6
What are some repeated words?
What are themes you've seen repeated in the book?
What are some contrasts?
What are the consequences of folly according to the Preacher?
1. What are the benefits of wisdom according to the Preacher?

Summarize the passage in one sentence.
Why is it better to have the king be the son of nobility rather than a child (Eccl. 10:16–17)?
What does the Preacher mean by "money answers everything" in Eccl. 10:19?
What does it mean to "cast your bread upon the waters" in Eccl. 11:1?

How much of your life is shaped by confident predictions about the future? (Eccl. 11:5)
Do you shelter yourself from the fear of failure by having space only for the predictable in your life? How can you change this?
How can you determine if you are making wise or foolish choices? How is the local church helpful for this?
Sing "Where Shall I Be?" to God and to one another.

Ecclesiastes 9:13–11:6 – June 7th, 2019

Read Ecclesiastes 9:13–11:6
What are some repeated words?
What are themes you've seen repeated in the book?
What are some contrasts?
What are the consequences of folly according to the Preacher?
1. What are the benefits of wisdom according to the Preacher?

Summarize the passage in one sentence.
Why is it better to have the king be the son of nobility rather than a child (Eccl. 10:16–17)?
What does the Preacher mean by "money answers everything" in Eccl. 10:19?
What does it mean to "cast your bread upon the waters" in Eccl. 11:1?

How much of your life is shaped by confident predictions about the future? (Eccl. 11:5)
Do you shelter yourself from the fear of failure by having space only for the predictable in your life? How can you change this?
How can you determine if you are making wise or foolish choices? How is the local church helpful for this?
Sing "Where Shall I Be?" to God and to one another.