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Ecclesiastes raises questions that face all people everywhere: We live in a busy world, but does our busyness have a purpose? Will the tyranny of time render all our labor pointless? If our efforts are doomed by death, how are we supposed to live in the meantime? Douglas O’Donnell turns to Ecclesiastes to show us that lives of seeming futility “under the sun” become filled with joy and meaning...

as: “This book is one of the more difficult books in all of Scripture, one which no one has ever completely mastered,”2 and “Two thousand years of interpretation … have utterly failed to solve the enigma,”3 and (my favorite) “Ecclesiastes is a lot like an octopus: just when you think you have all the tentacles under control—that is, you have understood the book—there is one waving about in the air!”4 And so while I could start this commentary on Ecclesiastes by saying something bold such as “None
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