KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Ecclesiastes 10:5
5. There is an evil which I have seen under the sun, as an error which proceedeth from the ruler:
Read the verse in its context KJV Ecclesiastes 10:5
Links to sermons and other Bible studies from AB Church Renens on Ecclesiastes 10
KJV summary for : Ecclesiastes 10
Summary: Ecclesiastes Chapter 10 presents a series of observations and proverbs that explore the themes of wisdom, folly, and the unpredictability of life. The chapter begins by illustrating how a small mistake can have significant consequences, using the metaphor of a dead fly spoiling a perfumer's ointment to emphasize the impact of folly. It contrasts wise behavior with foolish actions, highlighting that wisdom brings favor while folly leads to self-destruction. The text further reflects on the realities of power and authority, pointing out that even in leadership, foolishness can undermine efforts and lead to chaos. Additionally, the chapter comments on the unpredictability of life, suggesting that events often do not unfold as planned, and warns against complacency. Overall, the message encourages readers to pursue wisdom and exercise discernment in their actions and decisions, recognizing that life’s complexities require a sober understanding of human nature and circumstances.
Read the Bible Verse Ecclesiastes 10:5 in other verses of the Bible. See => multilingual verses Ecclesiastes 10:5
Podcast : Listen to the Bible in 1 year Podcast
Download Free KJV Bible Verses from Ecclesiastes with Nature Views
See similar nature images overlayed with verses from the collection of free images in other Bible versions/ languages :
English Bible Versions :KJV Image Bible/ Scripture in Images ; Bible in Basic English Images
French Bible Versions :Images pour la Bible SegondImages pour la Bible S21