The Remarkable Wisdom of Solomon
Henry M MorrisPaperback 2006-07-01
In 2001, creation science pioneer the late Dr Henry Morris turned his explanatory skills to the three great wisdom texts ascribed to King Solomon - Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs - and this insightful book was the result. Dr Morris' exploration of Solomon's unparalleled wisdom brings these ancient writings alive for modern readers. 236 pages, from Master Books.
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-- Verse-by-verse commentary of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon-- Much research and detail on the life of Solomon is presented-- An in-depth study for the serious student of the BibleIsn't it amazing that a man who had 700 wives and 300 concubines and ruled a country for 40 years still had time to write three of the most profound books of the Bible? Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon all show marks of divine inspiration, and each can be a blessing to the reader, but why would God choose a man who turned to idolatry to write these books? Dr. Henry Morris, author of the commentaries Treasures in the Psalms and The Remarkable Record of Job, addresses the enigma of Solomon and presents a verse-by-verse commentary on his writings. Having studied the Bible for 60 years, Dr. Morris' wisdom is also quite remarkable, as you will quickly learn as you read The Remarkable Wisdom of Solomon.
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In 2001, creation science pioneer the late Dr Henry Morris turned his explanatory skills to the three great wisdom texts ascribed to King Solomon - Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs - and this insightful book was the result. Dr Morris' exploration of Solomon's unparalleled wisdom brings these ancient writings alive for modern readers. 236 pages, from Master Books.
Publisher Description
-- Verse-by-verse commentary of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon-- Much research and detail on the life of Solomon is presented-- An in-depth study for the serious student of the BibleIsn't it amazing that a man who had 700 wives and 300 concubines and ruled a country for 40 years still had time to write three of the most profound books of the Bible? Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon all show marks of divine inspiration, and each can be a blessing to the reader, but why would God choose a man who turned to idolatry to write these books? Dr. Henry Morris, author of the commentaries Treasures in the Psalms and The Remarkable Record of Job, addresses the enigma of Solomon and presents a verse-by-verse commentary on his writings. Having studied the Bible for 60 years, Dr. Morris' wisdom is also quite remarkable, as you will quickly learn as you read The Remarkable Wisdom of Solomon.