This is the Baymaw podcast with Marty Solomon.

I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we are with Josh Bosse to close out this series,

and instead of letting Kohelet do the talking,

we are considering the reflection of Kohelet in our hearts and in our lives.

Yes, a little bit outside the normal method that we've used to talk about Kohelet.

We're doing kind of a reflection episode looking back over this whole journey that has been

honestly, in many ways, surprising and revelatory.

And yeah, I feel like so much changed the more we went through

it and well placed because there's a lot of I mean we covered a lot of ground in the Kohelet

discussion in the best kind of way like just dense philosophical considerations and so it's good

to do like a close out like, let's boil this down to some

good application points and some takeaways and see where that goes with that. Yeah, you're

right. We did cover so much ground because, yeah, at one point we'd be talking about, you know,

justice and injustice and fighting against it and then death and, you know, all these big existential questions,

how to live in exile, just so many things got touched on that are all really good.

But yeah, way more dense, I think, than I ever realized before, even in some of my past studies.

Like, there is just so, so much in here.

And probably a lot of stuff we didn't even

catch, you know, looking back. Yeah, absolutely true for me. I, you know, knew a handful of passages

very well, and most of it didn't know particularly well at all. So to see how it all fits together

and how it's actually pretty unique among the biblical

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