The injustice of life suggests the adoption of a
moderate course.
v. 1 — One night on the town means a lifetime in the darkness of disease or death. A mother spends twenty-one years teaching a son to be wise, and some girl comes along and makes a fool out of him in five minutes.
v. 7 — To work hard, save your money, and study late does not always mean that you will become a success. The fool next door may inherit a million.
vv. 8, 9 — Don’t try to get even.
v. 11 — See Romans 3:13, 14.
v. 19 — The one who pays the fiddler calls the tunes.
v. 20 — Little brother is watching.
v. 1 — One night on the town means a lifetime in the darkness of disease or death. A mother spends twenty-one years teaching a son to be wise, and some girl comes along and makes a fool out of him in five minutes.
v. 7 — To work hard, save your money, and study late does not always mean that you will become a success. The fool next door may inherit a million.
vv. 8, 9 — Don’t try to get even.
v. 11 — See Romans 3:13, 14.
v. 19 — The one who pays the fiddler calls the tunes.
v. 20 — Little brother is watching.
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