This book's final chapter lists times such as "when the keepers of the house tremble" and "when the almond tree blossoms" as times to perform its invocation to "Remember your Creator," and compares shepherds' goads to the words of men such as its narrator, an unnamed "Teacher."
This book's opening word was first rendered in Greek as mataiotes ("mah-tah-YO-tays"), which may explain its corruption from an original meaning of "breath." This book's final chapter lists times such as "when the keepers of the house tremble" and "when the almond tree blossoms" as times to perform its invocation to "Remember your Creator," and compares shepherds' goads to the words of men such as its narrator, an unnamed "Teacher." John Paul II's encyclical Laborem exercens says "no one on earth… could not apply" words from this book's discussion of the fruitlessness of labor "under the sun." This book says "for everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven" and opens by declaring that all is hevel ("HEH-vell") or "vanity." For 10 points, name this Bible book consisting of Solomon's reflections, whose English name is a Greek word for congregations.
This book's opening word was first rendered in Greek as mataiotes ("mah-tah-YO-tays"), which may explain its corruption from an original meaning of "breath.
Ecclesiastes [accept Kohelet or Koheleth] &lt;Religion&gt;