Remember, too, when reading Ecclesiastes, that Solomon was a grumpy old man by that time. Proverbs is filled with practical wisdom and teaching, but some of that same teaching he dismisses in Ecclesiastes as a giant waste of time. There’s a few gems throughout the book, but be careful with it. A life of pursuing empty pleasures left Solomon a little warped by the end of his life.

He is the only one who knows exactly what we are going through at every single moment. Who are we to judge someone else by their appearance or their actions? We do not know what is in their heart. We do not know how or why someone is acting like they are or looks like they do. We need to take a step back, and try too see their heart. In other words, we need to try to see them the way our Father in Heaven sees them. Even our enemies or those who have hurt us. We need to remind ourselves that they are God’s children too. Even our enemies, or those who have hurt us, they are not God’s failures. They are God’s projects. Because God is not finished with any one of us until we meet Him face to face!!!!