Right from my porch, you could see two poles apart with street lights. These are known to be regulated by what I am told is called photocells. It is the expectation that, when the cells sense darkness, they automatically switch on the lights. Expectedly, when the sun is setting in the evening, lights controlled by such switches come on. Definitely, all things being equal when the sun is rising, they have to switch off the light signifying day time.
From good manufacturing practices, these equipment are subjected to similar quality checks and performances. I saw these two street lights which though within the same environment and at distance not expected to have differences in the exposure to light and darkness, yet the photocells worked differently in the space of about 10 minutes.
Sich applies to life and we should all understand that “all hands are not the same”. In moments that happenings in life do not go as expected, I do encourage myself in the Lord especially when there is little I could do than to wait for my time.
Be not troubled but know that time will come while we live.