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March 2nd 2008 |
Ecclesiastes is a book written by a burn out, a malcontent, a sage with a aoul in a soulless world, given over to the corruptions of its lust. The entire book faithfully reflects the groaning and travailing of an exceptional mind: one which scorns to present a case which leaves out anything that would threaten it. The Preacher is tormented by each evidence of futility and tragedy yet cannot in honesty renounce his faith. Despite his conquered life, he believes. Despite the way his people have counterfeited their national identity, he believes.
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