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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)?
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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Test your knowledge on Ecclesiastes Chapter 5 with these flashcard-style multiple choice questions. This quiz covers important themes and instructions on how to approach the house of God. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of this biblical text.
