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We conclude the study of this book by talking about one of the most poetic chapters in scripture. The preacher describes the death process in a way that touches the heart with the focus on the vanity of life. In spite of the vanity of life there is a way to find purpose and meaning, "the fear of the Lord".

The preachers takes us to the house of mourning and shows the value of attending there. Learn why Death is a necessary evil and one that God uses to save mankind and cleanse the universe from vanity and sin.

The Preacher discusses the evils of money and how they can provide a false sense of worth and lead to more evils. God gives instruction on wealth and work that we should give head to.

A life of vanity (which bring one to hate life) can only be cured by God. God will provide everything needed to save mankind from the vanity and vexation of life. God provides purpose and meaning to life, He provides a Saviour, He provides love, peace, and joy so that the christian will love life and joyfully look forward!

The preacher states the end result of all men who only Iive for things under the sun, "I hated life". This is the sad result of life without God that is common to all mankind. The only way for man to overcome this attitude is to let God's love and life into his heart.

The purpose of life is further explored as King Solomon now puts all of his efforts into finding meaning in life. He will search out all avenues and leave no stone unturned in his quest for the meaning of life. In the end, everything under the sun is vanity.

An important study about life viewed from man's perspective from the wisest man who ever lived. He answers the question "What is the purpose of life?" A study everyone should listen to and understand as we all deal with the same issues of life.

We continue the study of sin and the believer. Both the flesh and the spirit of man seek to control the will. We will also learn about the new man and the need for God's new creature.

We will start to discuss how God deals with sin and the believer. First, we will see that sin cannot ever separate a saint from God. We then look at the flesh, soul, and spirit of man and how sin affects each of these.