The Book of Kohelet (Ecclesiastes) by King Solomon was read in synagogues around the world this week during the holiday of Sukkot. Kohelet is well known for its verses in Chapter 3 which include. . . “there is a time for every purpose under heaven” (3:1).
As I look around at the inexplicable wonders of nature on my walks this fall, the following verses from Kohelet once again come to mind:
“He made everything beautiful in its time; He has also put an enigma into their minds so that man cannot comprehend what G-d has done from beginning to end.“ (Kohelet 3:11).
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“He has also put an enigma into their minds so that man cannot comprehend what G-d has done from beginning to end.“ (Kohelet 3:11).
How can man ever comprehend the enormity of G-d’s work. It is impossible.
Your photos are beautiful!
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Thank you so much, Lorri. My thoughts ran straight away to these glorious wonders of nature, when I read those lines again this past week.
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Yes, nature leaves me in awe and wonder.
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Beautiful! May we always appreciate that very enigma!
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Thanks, Yaffa! I hope you’re having a beautiful week~!
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Thank you very much for this very beautiful post.
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Thank you very much – hope you had a beautiful Sukkot.
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