Since God’s providence is real, does prosperity evidence God’s blessing and adversity evidence God’s anger?

Solomon further explores the mysteries of God’s sovereignty and providence, and the gift of joy that He offers humanity.

Solomon begins to investigate the mysteries of life in light of God’s providence.

Solomon draws three strategic conclusions from God’s providence over His world. Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share via MySpace share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Bookmark in Browser Tell a friend

Solomon ends his discussion of the futility of materialism and brings God into his evaluation of the meaning of life.

Solomon lives a life of complete self-indulgence, discovering that it too is futile and empty. 

Solomon tests his thesis with the pursuit of human wisdom, finding that this too is “vanity.”

The introduction to the book and a review of the book’s thesis.

Paul gives greetings to the five house churches in Rome, issues a two-fold warning and concludes the book with a majestic doxology.

Paul shares his strategies and future plans as the Apostle to the Gentiles.