Ecclesiastes Commentary (The Bible Believer's Commentary Series)

Unlike the book of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes is not the imparted wisdom of God to Solomon, but true worldly wisdom that Solomon learned by experience "under the sun." It is the diary of a Deist who totally devoted himself to excessive materialism. As such, it is the perfect book for modern America. In his commentary on Ecclesiastes, Dr. Ruckman examines every major philosophy taught in Colleges and Universities which Solomon explored 500 years before the Greek philosophers ever showed up. Objections to the authorship of the book are refuted, and the incompetent bungling of the text by Evangelicals and Fundamentalists is critiqued. Ecclesiastes was written for the thinking and educated man, so this work is perfect for high school and College students.
(Print Length: 366 pages)