What's your favorite book of the Bible? :)
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I know....not original. And its probably been asked a million times before. But one more time won't hurt, right? 
For me, it's a tie between Genesis and Revelation. Genesis because it's one of the best (perhaps THE best) books of the Bible in terms of story. And Revelation because, regardless of how you interpret the book, I do love the apocalyptic imagery like the four horsemen and whatnot.
What's your favorite?
For me, it's a tie between Genesis and Revelation. Genesis because it's one of the best (perhaps THE best) books of the Bible in terms of story. And Revelation because, regardless of how you interpret the book, I do love the apocalyptic imagery like the four horsemen and whatnot.
What's your favorite?
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I came here to say the same thing! When I’m feeling depressed, I read/refer to Ecclesiastes, everything is put back into perspective.
And on the flipside, whenever I see something beautiful, say a beautiful sunset, a gorgeous rose in bloom.
I thank God and say, ‘good hevel, Lord!’
“Hevel, Hevel, everything is Hevel”
‘So what exactly does “hevel” mean? Well, a lot of the English translations define it as “useless,” but in reality it’s a bit more complex than that. In Hebrew, hevel translates to vapor or smoke. Something that appears physical, yet cannot be grasped. Temporary, or fleeting. An enigma, or a paradox. So when the teacher says everything is hevel, it is to say that everything cannot truly be grasped, or is severely temporary.’
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And on the flipside, whenever I see something beautiful, say a beautiful sunset, a gorgeous rose in bloom.
I thank God and say, ‘good hevel, Lord!’
“Hevel, Hevel, everything is Hevel”
‘So what exactly does “hevel” mean? Well, a lot of the English translations define it as “useless,” but in reality it’s a bit more complex than that. In Hebrew, hevel translates to vapor or smoke. Something that appears physical, yet cannot be grasped. Temporary, or fleeting. An enigma, or a paradox. So when the teacher says everything is hevel, it is to say that everything cannot truly be grasped, or is severely temporary.’
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