Meditating on Ecclesiastes.
Chapter, to complete the book and verse to take a second look.
We will extract meaning and grow deeper. At the end, we will have more for the following from earnestly seeking.
Isaiah 43:19
You are so welcome to the table of the Lord.
All the time.
I’ve felt like the quester. We all have. Right now!
God makes a way- especially where the way is crooked, vapid and what seems to be monotony.
Honestly, it feels Debbie downer but, I’ve felt like him. I’ve watched ‘him’.
Being with Jesus changes all of it and clarifies the miscalculated sea level. What is empty becomes full with his power, that is his very presence.
All that wealth applied to feed, clothe and shelter.
All that wealth to honor the one who gives and takes away. To the one who makes it worthwhile and wonderful.
Wealth for the plans and purposes of the Lord!
Note: Quester’s meaning vs questor.
Intro to Ecclesiastes
Thank you to Eugene Peterson for his elequence and insight. This audio is as written from the message Bible. Sharing a viewpoint:)
Ecclesiastes
Chapter 3
A Time for All Events in Life
3:1 For everything there is an appointed time,
and an appropriate time for every activity on earth:
Can you believe what is in the clouds?!
AI Overview
Google search.
“Questor” and “quester” are two words with different meanings, although they share a common root. “Questor” is a less common spelling of “quaestor,” an ancient Roman official involved in financial administration. “Quester,” on the other hand, refers to someone who is making a search or inquiry, also known as a searcher or seeker.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Questor:
Meaning: A less common spelling of quaestor, an ancient Roman official.
History: Quaestors were financial officials in ancient Rome, responsible for managing the treasury and finances of the state.
Modern Usage: While “questor” can be used, it’s less common and more likely to be encountered in historical contexts or when referring to the Roman quaestorship.
Quester:
Meaning: Someone who is making a search or inquiry, or who is searching for something.
Synonyms: Searcher, seeker.
Modern Usage: “Quester” is a more commonly used word, referring to a person actively involved in a quest or search.
I decided to leave the snafu so we could look further at the word meanings. Interesting 🧐
God bless you, keep you, make his face shine on you, be gracious to you and keep you in his perfect peace.
Kellie
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