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Ecclesiastes 2:8
Reflections On The Scripture: Indeed, Solomon in his wisdom explores the futility of earthly possessions and pleasures as depicted in Ecclesiastes 2:8. He amassed gold, silver, treasures of kings, every delight and musical instrument that gave joy to his soul, yet all feel like chasing after the wind. This shows that earthly abundance, with all its glamour and delight, lacks the capacity to satisfy the deepest longing of our soul. True wealth, real treasure, lies not in the possessions we accumulate but in our relationship with God, the giver of all good things. Our hearts find genuine fulfillment and peace, not in what we have, but in who we have – an unending relationship with our Creator.
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