Two is better than one for we fight, laugh, and feast as unto to the Lord more effectively together than we do alone. Solomon made it clear, two is better than one. There is also something that Solomon calls better in this life and is the combination of wisdom and poverty verses wealth/power and folly. Wealth doesn't last and for as much good as wealth is as tool, it does not establish an enduring legacy, for as soon as you are gone so to the place that you once occupied. Solomon does not wish for us to reject multi-generational living, but to see that the greatest investment for the future is godliness, not worldly gain.
