Coping With Change - Ecclesiastes by Walter C. Kaiser Jr.

Coping With Change - Ecclesiastes

Walter C. Kaiser Jr.

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Description

Ecclesiastes is a book filled with good news for those struggling to make sense of what is happening in life. Why does man madly pursue one thing and then another without meaning? True joy comes from the Lord himself, and for the one who has learned to fear God and keep his commandments, all of life holds purpose and delight. In Coping with Change, noted theologian Walter Kaiser mines the riches of Ecclesiastes to reveal the source of true joy.

About Walter C. Kaiser Jr.

Dr. Walter C. Kaiser Jr. is Colman M. Mockler Distinguished Professor of Old Testament and President Emeritus of Gordon–Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. One of the world’s premier biblical scholars he is a frequent speaker at conferences and has written more than 30 books.

Specifications

Author: Walter C. Kaiser Jr.
Release Date: May 2013
Pages: 208
Format: Trade paperback
Dimensions: 198 x 130
ISBN: 9781781910627
Imprint: Christian Focus
Category: Bible Study > Theology > General

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Endorsements

Perhaps the most helpful feature of Kaiser's treatment is that he believes the book has a discernible plan and a traceable argument and that Qoheleth was not a cynical old goat who drank Drano or vinegar for breakfast. That makes a difference in the way you understand Ecclesiastes. Buy your own copy and find out how.

Dale Ralph Davis, Author and Old Testament Scholar

... Kaiser is refreshingly positive in his approach to the book... I would heartily recommend this little volume to anyone who wants to get to grips with the message of Ecclesiastes

Evangelicals Now

Walt Kaiser's Coping with Change walks us through the book of Ecclesiastes, functioning like a scholarly tour guide through the mind of a man who had seen and done and achieved it all--and has realized that everything is a "mist" without God

Owen Strachan, Provost and Professor of Theology, Grace Bible Theological Seminary, Conway, Arkansas

... this work demonstrates a timelessness and appeal that makes it a worthwhile read for pastors, teachers, and others looking for a helpful assessment of "the relationship between Christ and culture".

Southwestern Baptist Journal of Theology

Christian Focus