Ecclesiastes 7:26-29
I find Judg 16:18-21; Prov 2:18-19, Prov 5:3-5, Prov 7:21-27, Prov 9:18, Prov 22:14, Prov 23:27-28 whoso pleaseth God Heb. he that is good before God, Eccl 2:26 saith Eccl 1:1-2, Eccl 12:8-10 counting one by one, to find out the account or, weighing one thing after another, to find out the reason, Eccl 7:25 yet Eccl 7:23-24; Isa 26:9 one Job 33:23; Ps 12:1 but Solomon, instead of seeking one rational, virtuous woman, had collected an immense multitude, of various countries and religions, for magnificence and indulgence; among whom, as might have been expected, he had not found one who was thoroughly faithful, upright, and pious. He here uses the language of a penitent, warning others of the errors into which he had been led; and not that of a wasphish satirist, lashing indiscriminately one half of the human species. 1Kgs 11:1-3 God Gen 1:26-27, Gen 5:1 they The descendants of Adam have sought out an immense number of inventions, in order to find happiness in the world, without God, which have only proved so many variations of impiety and iniquity. Gen 3:6-7, Gen 6:5-6, Gen 6:11-12, Gen 11:4-6; Ps 99:8, Ps 106:29, Ps 106:39; Jer 2:12-13; Jer 4:22; Ezek 22:6-13; Mark 7:8-9; Acts 7:40-43; Rom 1:21-32, Rom 3:9-19; Eph 2:2-3; Titus 3:3
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