Eclesiastés 3:16

16 Las injusticias de la vida
También noté que, bajo el sol, la maldad está presente en el juzgado. Sí, ¡hasta en los tribunales de justicia hay corrupción!

Eclesiastés 3:16 Meaning and Commentary

Ecclesiastes 3:16

And moreover I saw under the sun the place of judgment
Courts of judicature, where judges sit, and, causes are brought before them, and are heard and tried; such as were the Jewish sanhedrim, of which the Midrash and Jarchi interpret it; [that] wickedness [was] there,
wicked judges sat there, and wickedness was committed by them; instead of doing justice they perverted it; condemned the righteous, and acquitted the wicked; and oppressed the widow, fatherless, and stranger, whose cause, being just, they should have defended. So the Targum,

``in which lying judges condemn the innocent.''
Well does the wise man say he saw this "under the sun", for there is nothing of this kind above it; nor approved of by him that is above it; and the place of righteousness, [that] iniquity [was] there;
this signifies the same as before, only it is expressed in different words. The Midrash and Jarchi interpret this of the middle gate in Jerusalem, where Nergal Sharezer, and other princes of the king of Babylon, sat, and which Solomon foresaw by a spirit of prophecy; but the better sense is, that Solomon had observed a great deal of this kind in reading the histories and annals of nations; knew that much of this sort was practised in other countries, and had seen a great deal of it in his own, done in inferior courts, and by subordinate officers; and though he was a wise and righteous prince, yet was not able to rectify all these abuses, for want of sufficient proof, which yet he lamented, and it gave him a concern; compare with this ( Isaiah 1:21-23 ) .

Eclesiastés 3:16 In-Context

14 También sé que todo lo que Dios hace es definitivo. No se le puede agregar ni quitar nada. El propósito de Dios es que el ser humano le tema.
15 Los sucesos del presente ya ocurrieron en el pasado, y lo que sucederá en el futuro ya ocurrió antes, porque Dios hace que las mismas cosas se repitan una y otra vez.
16 Las injusticias de la vida
También noté que, bajo el sol, la maldad está presente en el juzgado. Sí, ¡hasta en los tribunales de justicia hay corrupción!
17 Me dije: «A su debido tiempo, Dios juzgará a todos, tanto a los malos como a los buenos, por cada cosa que hayan hecho».
18 También reflexioné acerca de la condición humana, sobre cómo Dios les hace ver a los seres humanos que son como los animales.
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