Better Off Born Dead: The Christian Compliancy TheoryWhy is Ecclesiastes so incoherent? Because Ecclesiastes is translated in violation of Hebrew grammar. The Bible?s translators viewed interpretation from a ?male only? point of view, confident that men wrote the Bible. But were they really convinced or did they conceal a woman?s diary? These answers, and more, are found in Better off Born Dead: The Christian Compliancy Theory. |
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Contents
Introduction | 15 |
Ecclesiastes 1 Qoheleth 1 | 37 |
Ecclesiastes 2 Qoheleth 2 | 53 |
Ecclesiastes 3 Qoheleth 3 Societys | 73 |
Ecclesiastes 4 Qoheleth 4 | 81 |
Ecclesiastes 5 Qoheleth 5 | 97 |
Ecclesiastes 6 Qoheleth 6 BETTER | 103 |
Chapter 6A Genesis 2 | 131 |
Chapter 6B Genesis 3 | 143 |
Ecclesiastes 7 Qoheleth 7 | 149 |
Ecclesiastes 8 Qoheleth 8 | 159 |
Ecclesiastes 10 Qoheleth 10 | 175 |
Ecclesiastes 12 Qoheleth 12 | 181 |
Proverbs 31 Queen Mama said Son | 189 |
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Absalom according Adam already Amnon appear beast became become behold better Bible Books born brother called cause chapter child church commanded concerning considered created daughter David dead death desire earth Ecclesiastes English event evil eyes father fear female feminine fool gave gender give given God's hand hath head hear heart heaven Hebrew Holy hundred Israel Jeroboam Jerusalem keep king knoweth knowledge known labour language living LORD madness male mankind matter means oppression original person pleasure poor portion preacher profit proverbs Qoheleth Queen refers Rehoboam Remember royal rule scriptures seen servant shalt sinner Solomon sons sorrow soul speak strong taken Tamar thee things thou took translators travail tree unto vanity verse vexation of spirit wisdom wise woman women word