Ecclesiastes: The Preacher
Name Of The Book. “Ecclesiastes” derives its name from the Preacher named in the book (1:1,2,12; 7:27; 12:8,9,10). The Hebrew title is “Qoheleth” (a ‘qoheleth’ was an official speaker to an assembly of people). When the Old Testament was translated into Greek, this book was given the name “Ekklesiates.” In our English Bibles, the
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