Ecclesiastes 6

What is described as a common evil among men in Ecclesiastes 6:1?

• Death

• Illness

• The inability to enjoy riches

• A lack of wisdom

In Ecclesiastes 6:2, what does the man to whom God has given riches lack?

• Friends

• Knowledge

• Power to eat of his wealth

• Time to enjoy life

According to Ecclesiastes 6:3, what is considered better than a man who begets many children but does not find fulfillment?

• A long life

• A rich man

• An untimely birth

• A wise ruler

In Ecclesiastes 6:7, what is stated about the labor of man?

• It brings him joy

• It is solely for his mouth, yet his appetite is not filled

• It ensures wealth

• It is unnecessary

What does Ecclesiastes 6:9 suggest is better than the wandering of desire?

• Wisdom

• The sight of the eyes

• Material possessions

• Good health

In Ecclesiastes 6:10, what is stated about man?

• He is created in the image of God

• He is aware of all things

• He cannot contend with one who is mightier than he

• He has unlimited power

According to Ecclesiastes 6:12, who knows what is good for man in his life?

• Only the wise

• Only God

• Man himself

• No one knows

There is an evil that is common among men, according to Ecclesiastes 6:1.

• True

• False

A man who has been given riches and wealth can always enjoy them as long as he desires.

• True

• False

Ecclesiastes 6:3 states that having many children and living a long life is better than having an untimely birth if the man is not fulfilled.

• True

• False