The Pulpit Commentary — Ecclesiastes — Section 327

THRlllt l'AGR TREHE P~OR Social Paradoxes... 263 Incentives to Christian Work 287 The Rebound of Evil 263 The Troe Workman 288 Force and Wisdom 264 The Shadow of the Tomb ... 289 The Obt.rasiveness and the Condem- Ruman Joy and Divine Jndgmcnt ... 290 nation of Folly 264 The Vanity and Glory of Youth 290 Statesmanship ... 265 Provision for the Fntnre . .. 290 The Carse of Sloth 265 Enjoyment of the Present 292 The Dead Fly in the Ointment 266 Youth and Age ... 293 Sin Saicidal 267 The Droken Hedge 267 CH.A.PTE R XII. Good Workmanship-Ourselves and oar Tools 268 "Remember thy Creator" 306 Rain-its Forms and its Sonroes 269 The Last Scene of .A.II ; or, "Man Dead Flies 269 goeth to bis Long Rome" 303· The Wholesome Infinence of Wisdom A Model Preaoher 310 and the Daneful Effects of Folly... 272 Reading, Writing, Speaking 310 Duties of Rnlers and Sabjects 274 "The Conclusion of the Whole M11t- ter;" or, "the Whole Dnty of CHAPTER XI. Mao" 311 Yontbfnl Religion 311 Bren.d upon the Waters; or, Rules and Old Age and Death 312 Reasons for practising Beneficence 281 The Religious Thinker and Teacher 313 Conditions of Success in Easiness ... 2.82 The Scholar's Sorrow 314 Carpe Diem: Memento Mori; or, Religion, Righteoasness, and Retribu- Here and Hereafter contrasted ... 283 tion ... 315 Advice to a Yoong Man or Woman... 283 The Vanity and Glory of Youth 315 Works of Charity 284 Death, its Meaning and its Moral 316 Encouragement to C..,'hristiao Toilers 285 The Fanction of the Teacher 317 Fnlfil Daty and disregard Conse- Divine Reqairement and Human Re- quences 285 sponse 318 Light and Darkness 286 The Epilogae 319 In Joy remember Jodgmentl .l!b7 The Last Word 320