Prov. 27: 20, “Hell and Destruction are never full [The grave and destruction are never full; there are always continuing cycles.]; so the eyes of man are never satisfied.”
Aspirations continue to rise. If someone was out on a cold rainy night and didn’t have a place to live or stay, he’d be sitting out there wishing he had some place that
was warm and dry—some place out of the way. He’d just give anything for a place out of the way. If he got a place, how long would it be before he started looking around, noticing what a dump it was and thinking he wished he had a little nicer place? A guy who’s been hungry and hasn’t had anything to eat for two days is thinking he wished he could get some food. After he’s been eating for a while, he begins to notice the soup surely is bland; there’s no salt or pepper in it and they’ve watered it down. He wished he had a decent meal.
Perspectives change. When we meet one level of need, we begin to look around and notice what we don’t have. “The eyes of man are never satisfied.”
People are always looking for more.
Aspirations continue to rise. If someone was out on a cold rainy night and didn’t have a place to live or stay, he’d be sitting out there wishing he had some place that
was warm and dry—some place out of the way. He’d just give anything for a place out of the way. If he got a place, how long would it be before he started looking around, noticing what a dump it was and thinking he wished he had a little nicer place? A guy who’s been hungry and hasn’t had anything to eat for two days is thinking he wished he could get some food. After he’s been eating for a while, he begins to notice the soup surely is bland; there’s no salt or pepper in it and they’ve watered it down. He wished he had a decent meal.
Perspectives change. When we meet one level of need, we begin to look around and notice what we don’t have. “The eyes of man are never satisfied.”
People are always looking for more.