In my personal life, I have learned that if someone falls due to any circumstance in their life, it is necessary to shake hands to lift them. No one knows when you will also experience a fall, and it may even be more painful than you can imagine.

Because seven times the righteous falls, and rises; But the wicked will fall into mischief.
Proverbs 24:16 King James Version (RVR1960)

Let's consider the words of this proverb and it will help us to be in solidarity in life with all the people who meet different circumstances.

There are people who make fun when something bad happens to you, and over time they do the same. Truly, I have learned that you have to shake hands with those who are on the ground, even if they were your enemy, because we don't know under what circumstances we will also have to be on the ground.

The proverb says that "Seven times the righteous falls and rises". It is very clear that the one who falls rises. God will not allow the righteous to sink into the difficult situation in which he lives or drown in the problem, it will be time for God to resurrect him. That is why if someone believes that he walks firmly with the Lord, do not neglect that he can fall in the same way. What, if true, is that God resurrects him, but on the condition that he has had an apprenticeship. There is a common proverb in people that says "blows teach".

God has mercy on his children when they fall. In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve fell because of sin, but God raised them up with the future promise of Jesus Christ as the one who would come to trample the head of Satan. Similarly, King David fell into sin for adultery with Uriah's wife, and God restored him. All these lessons teach us that every time a righteous man falls, God will take care of reaching and lifting him.

Also do not say, "I will not drink from this water," because sooner or later you will have to drink.

Thanks brothers for allowing me to share this message with you, who visit my blog. Let us do good to people, above the harm they can do to us. In my country, it's time for lunch, happy appetite!