Sermons on Ecclesiastes 4

The Teacher turns to the oppression done under the sun and calls the oppressed pitiable because they have no comforter. He says the dead are better off than the living who suffer, and better than both is the one not yet born who has not seen evil. He observes that much labor and skill come from rivalry, yet idleness ruins the fool. He praises companionship over isolation and ends by showing how public favor is unstable, even for a wise young king. Themes include oppression, loneliness, envy, and the fleeting nature of success.

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