The struggle for justice is never easy. The constant presence of sin makes it feel like the world cannot get better. The weight of discouragement continually brings you to the edge of giving up in the fight. The ongoing, and changing, manifestations of injustice make it feel like there’s no end in sight, no hope for the hopeless. While this series has discussed a view of God’s justice (the Proverbs), Jesus’ justice (the Psalter), and our personal response to injustice (Job), we haven’t talked about what we are supposed to think about injustice. This is where we will discuss the final two books in the Wisdom canon: the Song of Solomon and Ecclesiastes.
