The Complete Holy Bible - NIVUK Audio Bible - 21 Ecclesiastes

The Complete Holy Bible - NIVUK Audio Bible - 21 Ecclesiastes
Read by David Suchet
Quick Summary of the book of Ecclesiastes:
A wise older man who calls himself the Preacher philosophizes about life, looking back over what he has learned from his experiences. The Preacher, having lived apart from God, recounts the futility of various dead-end paths. Nothing in this world satisfies: riches, pleasure, knowledge, or work. Without God in the equation, all is vanity.
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Am I the only one who thinks this is one of the most beautiful books of the bible...

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No! You're not!

[@christophercruz8359]

This book, out of all in the Bible, has comforted me and helped me coast through this thing called, life. I can think of no other. I'm always in search of a stirring audio version of it, and this is one of many that I've found.

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You have chosen wisely. Koheleth channels wisdom in both the literal and in riddles of the subconscious

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I simply love the way you read the Holy scriptures. I listen to you as much as possible and want to thank you for sharing this gift the Lord has given you. God bless you.

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My daily routine listening to the word of Our Lord saviour and salvation amen 🙏

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Not one mistake while reading. Amazing. At sleep time I listen and stay up. But it is soothing.

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I play your videos while I'm sleeping at night. It is good to hear God's word.

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Just wonderfull

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Your voice and reading are so compelling, moving and spiritual. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!

[@hh227]

This is probably the most powerful rendition of Ecclesiastes I’ve ever heard. And the NIV translation is so beautiful and poetic. Meaningless - that is all to be said about human life without conscious search for God in it, meaningless and a chasing after the wind…

[@ishmaelforester9825]

True, but you will read from or hear from many interpreters, including the wiki, about the ambiguity of the book, even disputing if the voice believes in God, or if he is literally casting the life off as meaningless. The subtlety and nuance of fallen faith is lost on people, especially moderns, as it was on me, as an immature reader. So it is some of the great scripture, but not to be understood without a guide.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

People genuinely believe, as I once did, it is an effusion of existential despair. Of course it is not; that would be like mistaking Buddha under the Bodhi tree in a different tradition. It is a poem of joy, of hope, but not obviously for the casual reader.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

This is a noble and powerful reading, but my one criticism would be, lean more toward the delight and humour in the insights and less to seriousness to bring out the profound meaning of the scripture

[@morghe321]

Best narrator. The other ones I've I listened to read it too fast.

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Amen wat is the point of gaining everything wen we all going to die one day even prosperity is a headache in the Bible gratefulness is the key 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾

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❤ My favourite book. 😍 I ask the Lord for the wisdom of soloman, strength of Samson and the faith of Daniel in the lions den ❤

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Chapter 9 - 25:00

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12:46 Chapter 5

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Old man yells at cloud - The book.

[@AndrewCheshire]

It's awesome that it's even biblically appropriate to yell at God when you reach your breaking point, and He loves it because you're finally being honest. Look at Psalm 88 lol