This paper explores the book of Ecclesiastes and Job. In the first portion of your essay, briefly describe the content, tone, and central message of this book. It will be best if you quote some illustrative passages.

Ecclesiastes and Job.

Theology 1100. Bring an essay on one of the two topics appearing below to take our next major exam (Friday, November 4). Instructions: Write an essay on one of the following topics. Your answer should be typed, double-spaced and employ the 12 point New Times Roman font. It should be between 600 and 800 words. Use the word counter to see that you adhere to this word count. • Do not repeat words or phrases from the PowerPoint presentation. Instead, use your own words. Reinforce major points of your essay by citing specific passages from the Biblical text (giving chapter and verse).

Ecclesiastes and Job.

You are permitted to consult resources beyond the class presentations and the Bible itself (such as the notes from a study Bible or a Bible Dictionary). But this kind of research is not required. If you do consult outside sources, however, you must cite them. Option A) Ecclesiastes – In the first portion of your essay, briefly describe the content, tone, and central message of this book. It will be best if you quote some illustrative passages. In the second portion of your essay, provide your own evaluation of the author’s assertions. In so doing, try to answer questions such as these: Do you agree with the author’s assessment of life?

Ecclesiastes and Job.

Why or why not? What is your assessment of this book and its message? With what points do you agree? Do you disagree with anything this books says? Option B) Job – In the first portion of your essay, simply describe the content, literary features and main point of this book. It will be best if you quote some illustrative passages. In the second portion of your essay, provide your evaluation of this book and its message. In so doing, try to answer questions such as these: What is your initial reaction to this book? Did your initial reaction change as you thought more deeply? Can the message of this book. https://youtu.be/VeUiuSK81-0

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