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What does the Bible say about worldly pleasures?

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The Bible warns that worldly pleasures are fleeting and leave the soul unsatisfied, as seen in John 4:13-14.

The Scriptures reveal that worldly pleasures provide only temporary satisfaction and ultimately lead to emptiness. In John 4:13-14, Jesus speaks of the 'living water' He offers, which truly satisfies. The countless pursuits of wealth, fame, and indulgence are mere mirages, promising fulfillment yet leaving one in eternal thirst. Solomon in Ecclesiastes 1:2 describes these pursuits as 'meaningless, meaningless, utterly meaningless.' True contentment is found only in Christ, who provides deep and abiding satisfaction.
Scripture References: John 4:13-14, Ecclesiastes 1:2, 1 Chronicles 4:10; 1 John 2:15-17

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