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2,300 years ago, an unnamed Hebrew sage known only as Koheleth rocked the ancient Jewish world with a critique of society that shattered conventional notions of God, piety, politics, and power. His teachings, known as the Book of Ecclesiastes, empowered people not unlike ourselves. In this contemporary translation, Rami Shapiro presents the Book of Ecclesiastes as a rational and inspirational...

2:26 One who is pleases reality;20 reality grants wisdom, intelligence, and joy. But to the hoarder addicted to things, amassing great wealth for the future, all that is gathered will pass to another more in touch with reality. So hoarding, too, is absurd and troubling.21
Ecclesiastes 2:26