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Ecclesiastes book leads me to consider immoral behaviors that, although first pleasurable, can eventually become (are) (realize that they are pointless and meaningless, the book is about meaning where it’s not and where it is.
While pursuing pleasure, pride, sloth, unhealthy entertainment, or living just for oneself may feel wonderful in the short term, they don't provide true serenity or meaning.
The book served as a reminder that I will ultimately feel empty if something draws me away from God.
I must give up behaviors that God disapproves of in order to discover true significance. Instead, I must replace them with behaviors that honor Him, such as prayer, wisdom, kindness, self-control, honest labor, and serving others.
Ecclesiastes showed me that living the way God intended for me to live is what gives my life significance rather than doing whatever I want.
From the PM Bible Notes collection · Apple Notes · Ecclesiastes book leads me to consider immoral behaviors that, although…
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