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Ecclesiastes 4:5 · BSB
4:5 The fool folds his hands and consumes his own flesh.
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…or outpacing others, people stop being companions and start being competitors. Well, this leads us to truth number one. So, let's dig intoEcclesiastes 4, verse 4 through 12. We read 4 and 5 and 6. Let's pick it up in verse 7. This is going to set the stage for our two truths that we're going to try to take away from…
Publisher transcript cited as “Ecclesiastes 4, verse 4 through 12” view source ↗
…to please God, do what's best for everybody else. Well, how do I do that? Just study the life of Jesus Himself. We can't do any better than that.Ecclesiastes 4, verse 4 through 10, basically, he makes the case If you're like a farmer and you're waiting on the wind to just be right and the temperature to be okay and the…
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…to her. He is a steady presence in her life for the sake of her soul. That is what he does with the pressed. And by the way, if you go back toEcclesiastes 4, verse 5, uh it says just, it's like it adds it in there real quick. The fool folds his hands and eats his own flesh. So if you're like, yeah, I don't…
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