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Lamentations 1

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Lamentations 1:3 [1] Ecclesiastes expresses the view of the natural man whose interests are focused on vanishing pleasures and empty satisfactions. The natural man is not aware that all the answers to life are found in God. The natural man grovels in the earth and seeks and finds that which is futile and temporary while the spiritual man soars on wings of eagles (ISA 40:31) and seeks and finds righteousness and God's incomparable and everlasting blessings and companionship.
Lamentations 1:3 [1] Ecclesiastes expresses the view of the natural man whose interests are focused on vanishing pleasures and empty satisfactions. The natural man is not aware that all the answers to life are found in God. The natural man grovels in the earth and seeks and finds that which is futile and temporary while the spiritual man soars on wings of eagles (ISA 40:31) and seeks and finds righteousness and God's incomparable and everlasting blessings and companionship.
Lamentations 1:13 [2] The "wisdom" of Proverbs is not the "wisdom" of Ecclesiastes. The former is godly wisdom; the latter is usually human wisdom.
Lamentations 1:13 [2] The "wisdom" of Proverbs is not the "wisdom" of Ecclesiastes. The former is godly wisdom; the latter is usually human wisdom.
Lamentations 1:13 [3] Heb Elohim: mighty, creator, ruler of man and nature.
Lamentations 1:13 [3] Heb Elohim: mighty, creator, ruler of man and nature.
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