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Modern Mind, Ancient Book
Roger Ferguson, Host and Biblical Scholar
Wisdom at the Edge of What We Can Know | Ecclesiastes 6–8
SEP 21, 202637 MIN
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Description
What does wisdom actually give us when life remains unfair, authority becomes dangerous, judgment seems delayed, and even the wisest person cannot explain everything God is doing? Ecclesiastes chapters six through eight move through prosperity without enjoyment, the house of mourning, wise correction, the warning against becoming overly righteous, universal human sin, difficult authority, delayed justice, and the limits of human investigation. Wisdom teaches us how to live before God without pretending to be God. Scripture quotations use the Berean Standard Bible, third printing. Continue the study at https://modernmindancientbook.org/. Find the Way—Meet Rabbi Jesus. Walk the Way — Modern Mind, Ancient Book.

