STEEMCHURCH-ECCLESIASTS

THE MOLDED FIGURE OF A RABBIT IS LOCATED IN THE BASKET SURROUNDED BY "PASTO" OF GREEN PAPER. ON ARRIVING EASTER MORNING, WITH EYES FILLED WITH EMOTION, THE CHILD CAREFULLY TAKES THE FIGURE OF CHOCOLATE AND DIED ONE OF ITS LONG AREJAS. BUT THE SWEET FLAVOR DISAPPEARS QUICKLY AND THE CHILD RETURNS TO LOOK AT THE GOLOSINA THAT IS IN HIS HAND. It's Hollow!

They struggle to find the "good Life" - full of possessions, experience, power and pleasure - and in the end they find an empty and meaningless life. Such disappointment ends in despair.

Almost three thousand years ago, Salomon spoke of this human dilemma, but the points of view and applications of his message are relevant in our Century. ECCLESIASTS, Salomon's written sermon, is an analysis of life's experiences and a critical essay about its meaning. In this profound book, Salomon takes us on a mental journey through his Life, and explains how everything I try, examine and prove was "VANITY" Useless, irrational, meaningless, foolish and empty. An exercise in futility. And remember, these words are from a man who had it all: Tremendous intellect, power and wealth. After his geographical journey, Salomon arrives at his triumphant conclusion: "FEAR GOD, AND KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS, BECAUSE THIS IS THE WHOLE OF THE SHOULDER, BECAUSE GOD WILL BRING ALL WORKS TO JUDGMENT, TOGETHER WITH ALL THINGS COVERED, GOOD OR BAD "Ecclesiastes 12: 13,14.

When Solomon ascended the throne, he asked God for wisdom (2 Chronicles 1: 7-12) and became the wisest man in the world (1 Kings 4: 29-34.). Study, teach, judge and write. Although the tone of Ecclesiastes is negative and pessimistic, we should not conclude that the only chapter that is worth reading and applying is the last one where the author pours his conclusions. Actually, the whole book is full of Practical Wisdom and Spiritual Wisdom.