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What should one guard as they go to the house of God (Eccl. 5:1)?
What should one guard as they go to the house of God (Eccl. 5:1)?
- Their lips
- Their eyes
- Their hearts
- Their steps (correct)
When should one guard their steps (Eccl. 5:1)?
When should one guard their steps (Eccl. 5:1)?
- When going to the house of God (correct)
- When going to the king's palace
- When going to the city gate
- When going on a journey
What should one not offer when going to the house of God (Eccl. 5:1)?
What should one not offer when going to the house of God (Eccl. 5:1)?
- The sacrifice of fools (correct)
- The sacrifice of sinners
- Prayers of the wicked
- Offerings of injustice
Who do not know that they do wrong (Eccl. 5:1)?
Who do not know that they do wrong (Eccl. 5:1)?
What should one do in going to the house of God rather than offering a sacrifice (Eccl. 5:1)?
What should one do in going to the house of God rather than offering a sacrifice (Eccl. 5:1)?
Because God is in heaven and we are on earth what response should that have (Eccl. 5:2)?
Because God is in heaven and we are on earth what response should that have (Eccl. 5:2)?
When approaching God one should not ______ (Eccl. 5:2).
When approaching God one should not ______ (Eccl. 5:2).
When there are many cares what comes (Eccl. 5:3)?
When there are many cares what comes (Eccl. 5:3)?
When does the speech of the fool come (Eccl. 5:3)?
When does the speech of the fool come (Eccl. 5:3)?
What should one do when making a vow to God (Eccl. 5:4)?
What should one do when making a vow to God (Eccl. 5:4)?
In whom does God have no pleasure (Eccl. 5:4)?
In whom does God have no pleasure (Eccl. 5:4)?
According to Qohelet, what is better than making a vow and not fulfilling it (Eccl. 5:5)?
According to Qohelet, what is better than making a vow and not fulfilling it (Eccl. 5:5)?
Qohelet warns that what should not be allowed to lead a person into sin (Eccl. 5:6)?
Qohelet warns that what should not be allowed to lead a person into sin (Eccl. 5:6)?
To whom should one not protest about a vow (Eccl. 5:6)?
To whom should one not protest about a vow (Eccl. 5:6)?
When may God be angry at a person according to Qohelet (Eccl. 5:6)?
When may God be angry at a person according to Qohelet (Eccl. 5:6)?
If God is angry with someone he may destroy what (Eccl. 5:6)?
If God is angry with someone he may destroy what (Eccl. 5:6)?
What along with many words does Qohelet consider meaningless (Eccl. 5:7)?
What along with many words does Qohelet consider meaningless (Eccl. 5:7)?
At what should one not be surprised (Eccl. 5:8)?
At what should one not be surprised (Eccl. 5:8)?
By whom is one official eyed (Eccl. 5:8)?
By whom is one official eyed (Eccl. 5:8)?
From what does the king profit (Eccl. 5:9)?
From what does the king profit (Eccl. 5:9)?
What is taken from by all (Eccl. 5:9)?
What is taken from by all (Eccl. 5:9)?
Who is never satisfied with their income (Eccl. 5:10)?
Who is never satisfied with their income (Eccl. 5:10)?
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Study Notes
Ecclesiastes Chapter 5 Summary
- Guard your steps when approaching the house of God, as it is a place of reverence and respect.
- Listening is prioritized over the sacrifice of fools when attending the house of God.
- Approach God with humility; our words should be few since He is in heaven, and we are on earth.
- The presence of many cares can lead to dreams, indicating distractions in life.
- The speech of fools is characterized by excessive words, often lacking thoughtfulness.
- Fulfillment of vows to God is essential; delaying carries negative consequences.
- God has no pleasure in foolishness or the folly of unfulfilled vows.
- It's wiser not to vow than to promise and fail to deliver.
- Caution is advised against letting one's mouth lead them into sin.
- Complaints about a vow should not be made to the temple messenger.
- Expressing regret over a vow may incite God's anger, leading to destruction of one's work.
- Long-windedness and many dreams are deemed meaningless by Qohelet, emphasizing simplicity.
- The oppression of the poor should not be surprising; it reflects societal issues.
- Officials are under scrutiny by those higher in authority.
- Kings profit from fields, showcasing the significance of land in governance.
- Everyone benefits from the land's increase, highlighting its fundamental role in society.
- Those who love wealth will never feel satisfied, indicating a never-ending desire for more.
- The pursuit of wealth can lead to a restless and unfulfilling existence.
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