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AN OVERVIEW OF ECCLESIASTES

by Fred Lowery

Scripture: ECCLESIASTES 1:1


An Overview of Ecclesiastes
Fred Lowery


Bungy Jumping: I don't know how old the guy , but he look like Society Security number might have been 2. White hair and five generations were watching, so he has to have been old, old man. Hundred and seventy feet then that sudden stop. No doubt , when that was over he thought, well what can I try next to get that thrill. To get that experience that's going last and last and last and last. Isn't it silly that most of us spend our lives looking for something we can't find.

Thinking somewhere out there is some experience , some thrill, something that is going make us into a different person and just will have wonderful feelings everyday the rest of our lives. You most people just need a good dose of reality . What if you had brains, more than anybody else. Men, listen to men, what if you were smarter than any other man in the world. I Know some of you thing you are, but you're not. But what if you had more brain power than any other man in the world? What about bucks, what if you had more bucks than anybody else in the whole world? Babes, what if you had more women than any other man in the whole world? Would that make you happy? What if you could go anywhere that you wanted to go? What if you could do anything that you want to do. What if you could buy anything you wanted to buy? Have anything you wanted to have? I'm talking about anything. Would that make you happy? Some of you are thinking, I think it would. It's like Joe Lewis said , you know I don't love money, but it sure does quiet my nerves. But, the only thing that is wrong with that statement , that's funny but its not true. What would it take to make you happy? There's a man in the Bible by the name of Solomon who had all of that. The wisest man in the world, the riches man in the world. He had everything that anyone could want, fame, fortune, fooling around , he did it all. Presley would pale insignificant . You see they just c ...

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