| − | '''Ecclesiastes''' is the twenty-first book of the [[Protestantism|Protestant]] [[Bible]]. It is classified, with [[Job]], [[Psalms]], [[Proverbs]], and the [[Song of Solomon]], as part of the "[[wisdom]] literature." It comes after the Book of Proverbs and before the [[Book of Isaiah]]. It is particularly admired as a model of clear and eloquent prose. In Catholic Bibles it is usually titled Wisdom, after its main theme. | + | '''Ecclesiastes''' is the twenty-first book of the [[Protestantism|Protestant]] [[Bible]]. It is classified, with [[Job]], [[Psalms]], [[Proverbs]], and the [[Song of Solomon]], as part of the "[[wisdom]] literature." It comes after the Book of [[Proverbs]] and before the [[Book of Isaiah]]. It is particularly admired as a model of clear and eloquent prose. In Catholic Bibles it is usually titled Wisdom, after its main theme. |