It helps greatly to have someone of his ability make so clear in words what one believes to be the true gospel as proclaimed in God's Word. May we all be dispensationalists in this sense. The material was very fine, but there is one point that may have added strength to what Mr. Lambert was saying. Since then I have found this in other sources. Mystery, mystery, says the Preacher, mystery, all is mystery.
Generations come and generations go, while the earth endures for ever.
This book reflects the thrust of Solomon's inquisitive nature. It is only natural that he should question the mystery of life, the injustice of the wicked man prospering while the just man suffers, the ultimate end of human existence-death. The final words of the book would also have a more significant meaning. Life is a mystery . Because God will bring every act to judgement, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil.