Vanity

Bill Brinkworth

The world is concerned about many things, many of which are not as important as they would believe. As a Christian, we need to be concerned with the priorities God has set for us. Here is a brief Bible study on “vanity” in hopes that more Christians will understand what is important, and what is not important (vain) in God’s eyes.

Webster defines vanity as “emptiness; want of substance to satisfy desire; fruitless desire or endeavor; trifling labor that produces no good; empty pleasure; vain pursit.” Vanity is a concern for things that really are not that important.

 What Is Vain:

 

What Is Not Vanity:

 

The best word to define vanity is “emptiness.” No matter how much time and energy one spends in vain things, the results will be nothing of value.

God has so much more to offer you than" emptiness". Fill yourself with the desires of God. They will have value that will last forever.

 

This lesson was featured in The Bible View #127.

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