Ecclesiastes
- Introduction and theme (1:1-2) (1:1-18)
- VANITY: man's works (1:3-11) (1:3)
- Man's works unprofitable (1:3)
- Man's works transitory: four eternal transients (1:4-7)
- Man's works never satisfies (1:8)
- Man's works repetitious (1:9-10)
- Man's works soon forgotten (1:11)
- VANITIES: personal search of a backslidden preacher (81 personal pronouns, 1:12-2:26) (1:12-14)
- VANITY: all man's works (1:12-14)
- VANITY: wisdom, knowledge, madness and folly (1:15-18)
- VANITY: man's works (1:3-11) (1:3)
- VANITY: personal pleasures (2:1-26)
- VANITY: great works (2:4-6)
- VANITY: riches and glory (2:7-9)
- VANITY: unbridled lusts (2:10-11)
- VANITY: wisdom and folly (2:12-17)
- VANITY: insecurity of works (2:18-19)
- VANITY: unworthy inheritors (2:20-21)
- VANITY: no personal profit from own labors (2:22-23)
- VANITY: a sinner's life of hard labor ends only in judgment for his rebellion; his works are left to the righteous (2:24-26)
- Man's span of life (3:1-22) (3:1-22)
- Twenty-eightfold weary round of human life (3:1-8)
- The great question to the laboring man (cp. 1:3-11) (3:9)
- Sixfold personal observation of life and death (3:10-11)
- Man's labor and ignorance (3:10-11)
- Blessings and opportunities (3:12-13)
- Man's chief end in life (3:14-15)
- Man's wickedness and judgment (3:16-17)
- Man dies like the beasts, but their spirits go to different places (3:18-21)
- A backslider's conclusion. Cp. 5:18-20; 7:1-29, notes; 9:2-6; 11:9-10; 12:13 (3:22)
- Vanities alternated with advice and instruction (4:1-5:20) (4:1-16)
- ADVICE: fourteenfold advice on wisdom works, vows and justice (5:1-20)
- VANITY: love and money (1 Tim. 6:10) (5:10)
- ADVICE: be satisfied with the fruit of your own labor (5:11-12)
- VANITY: riches saved by others are profitless (5:13-17)
- ADVICE: enjoy your own labor all the days of your life (5:18-20)
- Vanities and evils (6:1-12) (6:1-12)
- Advice and the better things of life (7:1-29) (7:1-29)
- Vanities alternated with advice and instruction (8:1-9;10) (8:1-17)
- ADVICE: be content to know that God knows more than man and that God is sovereign (9:1-18)
- Folly in high places (10:1-20)
- Good advice (11:1-12:14) (11:1-10)
- Remember God: reasons (12:1-14)
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