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Good indeed to read Ecclesiastes in the light of 'Christ...made unto us wisdom' (1 Corinthians 1).

Ecclesiastes speaks about the theme of vanity.

It's all about truth, isn't it? and our faith in Him. :)

Ephesians 2 has the answer... :) We live by faith in the light of what we already are in Him rather than what we supposedly try to achieve.

John 1 shows gloriously His eternal preexistence.

So if you did it, do you know yet what your wife would likely think?

We were looking some months back at John 10 in conjunction with Psalm 23 and Hebrews 13.20.

Yes; I guess that a lot of Christian men and women would regard a simple, Bible verse or phrase tattoo or Christian fish sign <>< tattoo on a wrist, for instance, as a fairly moderate thing to do, anyway.

Good, with child-like faith, to "receive with meekness the engrafted word, which is able to save your souls" (James 1.21) :)

The written Word of God and the Living and Eternal Word Himself are completely in harmony. To ignore one is to ignore the Other.

It's what Paul calls in Romans 'the obedience of faith' and 'obedience to the faith'.

It's so good indeed to see Father, Son and Holy Spirit all working together in books such as John's Gospel; and in glorious chapters by Paul such as Romans 8; and in books such as John's First Epistle also.

Ppl do need to internalize that "ready" moment, before they actually do it. Seems that you did like the idea of a "solus" /"sola" design, anyway...

Good to see you again. I think that title of the thread we were talking about is really unfortunate; and I'm even loath to post there much, because the title seems to cast an unsavory pall over a truly glorious and Scriptural subject. Earlier some of us we enjoying on another thread the truth of...

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

I love also how the Three Persons on the Trinity are there in Romans 8. :)

"...the path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day." (Proverbs 4.18)

"When we've been there Ten thousand years Bright shining as the sun We'll have no less days to sing God's praise Than when we first begun." (From John Newton's 'Amazing grace'.)

Each local church mentioned is in different circumstances; and there is an appropriate challenge to each. Good for us as individuals also to be challenged by Scripture according to our innermost needs and situations, known to God.