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ISA-11:9 ...for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD,
 as the waters cover the sea.

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  • 1:1 The words of [it]: the eye is
  • the Preacher, the not satisfied
  • son of David, with seeing, nor
  • king in the ear filled
  • Jerusalem. with hearing.
  • 1:2 Vanity of 1:9 The thing
  • vanities, saith that hath been,
  • the Preacher, it [is that]
  • vanity of which shall be;
  • vanities; all and that which is
  • [is] vanity. done [is] that
  • 1:3 What profit which shall be
  • hath a man of all done: and [there
  • his labour which is] no new
  • he taketh under [thing] under the
  • the sun? sun.
  • 1:4 [One] 1:10 Is there
  • generation [any] thing
  • passeth away, and whereof it may be
  • [another] said, See, this
  • generation [is] new? it hath
  • cometh: but the been already of
  • earth abideth for old time, which
  • ever. was before us.
  • 1:5 The sun also 1:11 [There is]
  • ariseth, and the no remembrance of
  • sun goeth down, former [things];
  • and hasteth to neither shall
  • his place where there be [any]
  • he arose. remembrance of
  • 1:6 The wind [things] that are
  • goeth toward the to come with
  • south, and [those] that
  • turneth about shall come after.
  • unto the north;
  • it whirleth about 1:12 I the
  • continually, and Preacher was king
  • the wind over Israel in
  • returneth again Jerusalem.
  • according to his 1:13 And I gave
  • circuits. my heart to seek
  • 1:7 All the and search out by
  • rivers run into wisdom concerning
  • the sea; yet the all [things] that
  • sea [is] not are done under
  • full; unto the heaven: this sore
  • place from whence travail hath God
  • the rivers come, given to the sons
  • thither they of man to be
  • return again. exercised
  • 1:8 All things therewith.
  • [are] full of 1:14 I have seen
  • labour; man all the works
  • cannot utter that are done


  • under the sun; it?
  • and, behold, all 2:3 I sought in
  • [is] vanity and mine heart to
  • vexation of give myself unto
  • spirit. wine, yet
  • 1:15 [That which acquainting mine
  • is] crooked heart with
  • cannot be made wisdom; and to
  • straight: and lay hold on
  • that which is folly, till I
  • wanting cannot be might see what
  • numbered. [was] that good
  • 1:16 I communed for the sons of
  • with mine own men, which they
  • heart, saying, should do under
  • Lo, I am come to the heaven all
  • great estate, and the days of their
  • have gotten more life.
  • wisdom than all 2:4 I made me
  • [they] that have great works; I
  • been before me in builded me
  • Jerusalem: yea, houses; I planted
  • my heart had me vineyards:
  • great experience 2:5 I made me
  • of wisdom and gardens and
  • knowledge. orchards, and I
  • 1:17 And I gave planted trees in
  • my heart to know them of all [kind
  • wisdom, and to of] fruits:
  • know madness and 2:6 I made me
  • folly: I pools of water,
  • perceived that to water
  • this also is therewith the
  • vexation of wood that
  • spirit. bringeth forth
  • 1:18 For in much trees:
  • wisdom [is] much 2:7 I got [me]
  • grief: and he servants and
  • that increaseth maidens, and had
  • knowledge servants born in
  • increaseth my house; also I
  • sorrow. had great
  • 2:1 I said in possessions of
  • mine heart, Go to great and small
  • now, I will prove cattle above all
  • thee with mirth, that were in
  • therefore enjoy Jerusalem before
  • pleasure: and, me:
  • behold, this also 2:8 I gathered
  • [is] vanity. me also silver
  • 2:2 I said of and gold, and the
  • laughter, [It is] peculiar treasure
  • mad: and of of kings and of
  • mirth, What doeth the provinces: I


  • gat me men done.
  • singers and women 2:13 Then I saw
  • singers, and the that wisdom
  • delights of the excelleth folly,
  • sons of men, [as] as far as light
  • musical excelleth
  • instruments, and darkness.
  • that of all 2:14 The wise
  • sorts. man's eyes [are]
  • 2:9 So I was in his head; but
  • great, and the fool walketh
  • increased more in darkness: and
  • than all that I myself
  • were before me in perceived also
  • Jerusalem: also that one event
  • my wisdom happeneth to them
  • remained with me. all.
  • 2:15 Then said I
  • 2:10 And in my heart, As
  • whatsoever mine it happeneth to
  • eyes desired I the fool, so it
  • kept not from happeneth even to
  • them, I withheld me; and why was I
  • not my heart from then more wise?
  • any joy; for my Then I said in my
  • heart rejoiced in heart, that this
  • all my labour: also [is] vanity.
  • and this was my
  • portion of all my 2:16 For [there
  • labour. is] no
  • 2:11 Then I remembrance of
  • looked on all the the wise more
  • works that my than of the fool
  • hands had for ever; seeing
  • wrought, and on that which now
  • the labour that I [is] in the days
  • had laboured to to come shall all
  • do: and, behold, be forgotten. And
  • all [was] vanity how dieth the
  • and vexation of wise [man]? as
  • spirit, and the fool.
  • [there was] no 2:17 Therefore I
  • profit under the hated life;
  • sun. because the work
  • 2:12 And I that is wrought
  • turned myself to under the sun
  • behold wisdom, [is] grievous
  • and madness, and unto me: for all
  • folly: for what [is] vanity and
  • [can] the man vexation of
  • [do] that cometh spirit.
  • after the king? 2:18 Yea, I
  • [even] that which hated all my
  • hath been already labour which I


  • had taken under taketh not rest
  • the sun: because in the night.
  • I should leave it This is also
  • unto the man that vanity.
  • shall be after 2:24 [There is]
  • me. nothing better
  • 2:19 And who for a man, [than]
  • knoweth whether that he should
  • he shall be a eat and drink,
  • wise [man] or a and [that] he
  • fool? yet shall should make his
  • he have rule over soul enjoy good
  • all my labour in his labour.
  • wherein I have This also I saw,
  • laboured, and that it [was]
  • wherein I have from the hand of
  • showed myself God.
  • wise under the 2:25 For who can
  • sun. This [is] eat, or who else
  • also vanity. can hasten
  • 2:20 Therefore I [hereunto], more
  • went about to than I?
  • cause my heart to 2:26 For [God]
  • despair of all giveth to a man
  • the labour which that [is] good in
  • I took under the his sight wisdom,
  • sun. and knowledge,
  • 2:21 For there and joy: but to
  • is a man whose the sinner he
  • labour [is] in giveth travail,
  • wisdom, and in to gather and to
  • knowledge, and in heap up, that he
  • equity; yet to a may give to [him
  • man that hath not that is] good
  • laboured therein before God. This
  • shall he leave it also [is] vanity
  • [for] his and vexation of
  • portion. This spirit.
  • also [is] vanity 3:1 To every
  • and a great evil. [thing there is]
  • a season, and a
  • 2:22 For what time to every
  • hath man of all purpose under the
  • his labour, and heaven:
  • of the vexation 3:2 A time to be
  • of his heart, born, and a time
  • wherein he hath to die; a time to
  • laboured under plant, and a time
  • the sun? to pluck up [that
  • 2:23 For all his which is]
  • days [are] planted;
  • sorrows, and his 3:3 A time to
  • travail grief; kill, and a time
  • yea, his heart to heal; a time


  • to break down, end.
  • and a time to 3:12 I know that
  • build up; [there is] no
  • 3:4 A time to good in them, but
  • weep, and a time for [a man] to
  • to laugh; a time rejoice, and to
  • to mourn, and a do good in his
  • time to dance; life.
  • 3:5 A time to 3:13 And also
  • cast away stones, that every man
  • and a time to should eat and
  • gather stones drink, and enjoy
  • together; a time the good of all
  • to embrace, and a his labour, it
  • time to refrain [is] the gift of
  • from embracing; God.
  • 3:6 A time to 3:14 I know
  • get, and a time that, whatsoever
  • to lose; a time God doeth, it
  • to keep, and a shall be for
  • time to cast ever: nothing can
  • away; be put to it, nor
  • 3:7 A time to any thing taken
  • rend, and a time from it: and God
  • to sew; a time to doeth [it], that
  • keep silence, and [men] should fear
  • a time to speak; before him.
  • 3:8 A time to 3:15 That which
  • love, and a time hath been is now;
  • to hate; a time and that which is
  • of war, and a to be hath
  • time of peace. already been; and
  • 3:9 What profit God requireth
  • hath he that that which is
  • worketh in that past.
  • wherein he 3:16 And
  • laboureth? moreover I saw
  • 3:10 I have seen under the sun the
  • the travail, place of
  • which God hath judgment, [that]
  • given to the sons wickedness [was]
  • of men to be there; and the
  • exercised in it. place of
  • 3:11 He hath righteousness,
  • made every [that] iniquity
  • [thing] beautiful [was] there.
  • in his time: also 3:17 I said in
  • he hath set the mine heart, God
  • world in their shall judge the
  • heart, so that no righteous and the
  • man can find out wicked: for
  • the work that God [there is] a time
  • maketh from the there for every
  • beginning to the purpose and for


  • every work. considered all
  • 3:18 I said in the oppressions
  • mine heart that are done
  • concerning the under the sun:
  • estate of the and behold the
  • sons of men, that tears of [such as
  • God might were] oppressed,
  • manifest them, and they had no
  • and that they comforter; and on
  • might see that the side of their
  • they themselves oppressors [there
  • are beasts. was] power; but
  • 3:19 For that they had no
  • which befalleth comforter.
  • the sons of men 4:2 Wherefore I
  • befalleth beasts; praised the dead
  • even one thing which are already
  • befalleth them: dead more than
  • as the one dieth, the living which
  • so dieth the are yet alive.
  • other; yea, they 4:3 Yea, better
  • have all one [is he] than both
  • breath; so that a they, which hath
  • man hath no not yet been, who
  • preeminence above hath not seen the
  • a beast: for all evil work that is
  • [is] vanity. done under the
  • 3:20 All go unto sun.
  • one place; all 4:4 Again, I
  • are of the dust, considered all
  • and all turn to travail, and
  • dust again. every right work,
  • 3:21 Who knoweth that for this a
  • the spirit of man man is envied of
  • that goeth his neighbour.
  • upward, and the This [is] also
  • spirit of the vanity and
  • beast that goeth vexation of
  • downward to the spirit.
  • earth? 4:5 The fool
  • 3:22 Wherefore I foldeth his hands
  • perceive that together, and
  • [there is] eateth his own
  • nothing better, flesh.
  • than that a man 4:6 Better [is]
  • should rejoice in an handful [with]
  • his own works; quietness, than
  • for that [is] his both the hands
  • portion: for who full [with]
  • shall bring him travail and
  • to see what shall vexation of
  • be after him? spirit.
  • 4:1 So I 4:7 Then I
  • returned, and returned, and I


  • saw vanity under be admonished.
  • the sun. 4:14 For out of
  • 4:8 There is one prison he cometh
  • [alone], and to reign; whereas
  • [there is] not a also [he that is]
  • second; yea, he born in his
  • hath neither kingdom becometh
  • child nor poor.
  • brother: yet [is 4:15 I
  • there] no end of considered all
  • all his labour; the living which
  • neither is his walk under the
  • eye satisfied sun, with the
  • with riches; second child that
  • neither [saith shall stand up in
  • he], For whom do his stead.
  • I labour, and 4:16 [There is]
  • bereave my soul no end of all the
  • of good? This people, [even] of
  • [is] also vanity, all that have
  • yea, it [is] a been before them:
  • sore travail. they also that
  • 4:9 Two [are] come after shall
  • better than one; not rejoice in
  • because they have him. Surely this
  • a good reward for also [is] vanity
  • their labour. and vexation of
  • 4:10 For if they spirit.
  • fall, the one 5:1 Keep thy
  • will lift up his foot when thou
  • fellow: but woe goest to the
  • to him [that is] house of God, and
  • alone when he be more ready to
  • falleth; for [he hear, than to
  • hath] not another give the
  • to help him up. sacrifice of
  • 4:11 Again, if fools: for they
  • two lie together, consider not that
  • then they have they do evil.
  • heat: but how can 5:2 Be not rash
  • one be warm with thy mouth,
  • [alone]? and let not thine
  • 4:12 And if one heart be hasty to
  • prevail against utter [any] thing
  • him, two shall before God: for
  • withstand him; God [is] in
  • and a threefold heaven, and thou
  • cord is not upon earth:
  • quickly broken. therefore let thy
  • 4:13 Better [is] words be few.
  • a poor and a wise 5:3 For a dream
  • child than an old cometh through
  • and foolish king, the multitude of
  • who will no more business; and a


  • fool's voice [is profit of the
  • known] by earth is for all:
  • multitude of the king
  • words. [himself] is
  • 5:4 When thou served by the
  • vowest a vow unto field.
  • God, defer not to 5:10 He that
  • pay it; for [he loveth silver
  • hath] no pleasure shall not be
  • in fools: pay satisfied with
  • that which thou silver; nor he
  • hast vowed. that loveth
  • 5:5 Better [is abundance with
  • it] that thou increase: this
  • shouldest not [is] also vanity.
  • vow, than that
  • thou shouldest 5:11 When goods
  • vow and not pay. increase, they
  • 5:6 Suffer not are increased
  • thy mouth to that eat them:
  • cause thy flesh and what good [is
  • to sin; neither there] to the
  • say thou before owners thereof,
  • the angel, that saving the
  • it [was] an beholding [of
  • error: wherefore them] with their
  • should God be eyes?
  • angry at thy 5:12 The sleep
  • voice, and of a labouring
  • destroy the work man [is] sweet,
  • of thine hands? whether he eat
  • 5:7 For in the little or much:
  • multitude of but the abundance
  • dreams and many of the rich will
  • words [there are] not suffer him to
  • also [divers] sleep.
  • vanities: but 5:13 There is a
  • fear thou God. sore evil [which]
  • 5:8 If thou I have seen under
  • seest the the sun,
  • oppression of the [namely], riches
  • poor, and violent kept for the
  • perverting of owners thereof to
  • judgment and their hurt.
  • justice in a 5:14 But those
  • province, marvel riches perish by
  • not at the evil travail: and
  • matter: for [he he begetteth a
  • that is] higher son, and [there
  • than the highest is] nothing in
  • regardeth; and his hand.
  • [there be] higher 5:15 As he came
  • than they. forth of his
  • 5:9 Moreover the mother's womb,


  • naked shall he shall not much
  • return to go as remember the days
  • he came, and of his life;
  • shall take because God
  • nothing of his answereth [him]
  • labour, which he in the joy of his
  • may carry away in heart.
  • his hand. 6:1 There is an
  • 5:16 And this evil which I have
  • also [is] a sore seen under the
  • evil, [that] in sun, and it [is]
  • all points as he common among men:
  • came, so shall he
  • go: and what 6:2 A man to
  • profit hath he whom God hath
  • that hath given riches,
  • laboured for the wealth, and
  • wind? honour, so that
  • 5:17 All his he wanteth
  • days also he nothing for his
  • eateth in soul of all that
  • darkness, and [he he desireth, yet
  • hath] much sorrow God giveth him
  • and wrath with not power to eat
  • his sickness. thereof, but a
  • 5:18 Behold stranger eateth
  • [that] which I it: this [is]
  • have seen: [it vanity, and it
  • is] good and [is] an evil
  • comely [for one] disease.
  • to eat and to 6:3 If a man
  • drink, and to beget an hundred
  • enjoy the good of [children], and
  • all his labour live many years,
  • that he taketh so that the days
  • under the sun all of his years be
  • the days of his many, and his
  • life, which God soul be not
  • giveth him: for filled with good,
  • it [is] his and also [that]
  • portion. he have no
  • 5:19 Every man burial; I say,
  • also to whom God [that] an
  • hath given riches untimely birth
  • and wealth, and [is] better than
  • hath given him he.
  • power to eat 6:4 For he
  • thereof, and to cometh in with
  • take his portion, vanity, and
  • and to rejoice in departeth in
  • his labour; this darkness, and his
  • [is] the gift of name shall be
  • God. covered with
  • 5:20 For he darkness.


  • 6:5 Moreover he the days of his
  • hath not seen the vain life which
  • sun, nor known he spendeth as a
  • [any thing]: this shadow? for who
  • hath more rest can tell a man
  • than the other. what shall be
  • 6:6 Yea, though after him under
  • he live a the sun?
  • thousand years 7:1 A good name
  • twice [told], yet [is] better than
  • hath he seen no precious
  • good: do not all ointment; and the
  • go to one place? day of death than
  • 6:7 All the the day of one's
  • labour of man birth.
  • [is] for his 7:2 [It is]
  • mouth, and yet better to go to
  • the appetite is the house of
  • not filled. mourning, than to
  • 6:8 For what go to the house
  • hath the wise of feasting: for
  • more than the that [is] the end
  • fool? what hath of all men; and
  • the poor, that the living will
  • knoweth to walk lay [it] to his
  • before the heart.
  • living? 7:3 Sorrow [is]
  • 6:9 Better [is] better than
  • the sight of the laughter: for by
  • eyes than the the sadness of
  • wandering of the the countenance
  • desire: this [is] the heart is made
  • also vanity and better.
  • vexation of 7:4 The heart of
  • spirit. the wise [is] in
  • 6:10 That which the house of
  • hath been is mourning; but the
  • named already, heart of fools
  • and it is known [is] in the house
  • that it [is] man: of mirth.
  • neither may he 7:5 [It is]
  • contend with him better to hear
  • that is mightier the rebuke of the
  • than he. wise, than for a
  • 6:11 Seeing man to hear the
  • there be many song of fools.
  • things that 7:6 For as the
  • increase vanity, crackling of
  • what [is] man the thorns under a
  • better? pot, so [is] the
  • 6:12 For who laughter of the
  • knoweth what [is] fool: this also
  • good for man in [is] vanity.
  • [this] life, all 7:7 Surely


  • oppression maketh joyful, but in
  • a wise man mad; the day of
  • and a gift adversity
  • destroyeth the consider: God
  • heart. also hath set the
  • 7:8 Better [is] one over against
  • the end of a the other, to the
  • thing than the end that man
  • beginning should find
  • thereof: [and] nothing after
  • the patient in him.
  • spirit [is] 7:15 All
  • better than the [things] have I
  • proud in spirit. seen in the days
  • 7:9 Be not hasty of my vanity:
  • in thy spirit to there is a just
  • be angry: for [man] that
  • anger resteth in perisheth in his
  • the bosom of righteousness,
  • fools. and there is a
  • 7:10 Say not wicked [man] that
  • thou, What is prolongeth [his
  • [the cause] that life] in his
  • the former days wickedness.
  • were better than 7:16 Be not
  • these? for thou righteous over
  • dost not inquire much; neither
  • wisely concerning make thyself over
  • this. wise: why
  • 7:11 Wisdom [is] shouldest thou
  • good with an destroy thyself?
  • inheritance: and 7:17 Be not over
  • [by it there is] much wicked,
  • profit to them neither be thou
  • that see the sun. foolish: why
  • shouldest thou
  • 7:12 For wisdom die before thy
  • [is] a defence, time?
  • [and] money [is] 7:18 [It is]
  • a defence: but good that thou
  • the excellency of shouldest take
  • knowledge [is, hold of this;
  • that] wisdom yea, also from
  • giveth life to this withdraw not
  • them that have thine hand: for
  • it. he that feareth
  • 7:13 Consider God shall come
  • the work of God: forth of them
  • for who can make all.
  • [that] straight, 7:19 Wisdom
  • which he hath strengtheneth the
  • made crooked? wise more than
  • 7:14 In the day ten mighty [men]
  • of prosperity be which are in the


  • city. 7:27 Behold,
  • 7:20 For [there this have I
  • is] not a just found, saith the
  • man upon earth, preacher,
  • that doeth good, [counting] one by
  • and sinneth not. one, to find out
  • 7:21 Also take the account:
  • no heed unto all 7:28 Which yet
  • words that are my soul seeketh,
  • spoken; lest thou but I find not:
  • hear thy servant one man among a
  • curse thee: thousand have I
  • 7:22 For found; but a
  • oftentimes also woman among all
  • thine own heart those have I not
  • knoweth that thou found.
  • thyself likewise 7:29 Lo, this
  • hast cursed only have I
  • others. found, that God
  • 7:23 All this hath made man
  • have I proved by upright; but they
  • wisdom: I said, I have sought out
  • will be wise; but many inventions.
  • it [was] far from 8:1 Who [is] as
  • me. the wise [man]?
  • 7:24 That which and who knoweth
  • is far off, and the
  • exceeding deep, interpretation of
  • who can find it a thing? a man's
  • out? wisdom maketh his
  • 7:25 I applied face to shine,
  • mine heart to and the boldness
  • know, and to of his face shall
  • search, and to be changed.
  • seek out wisdom, 8:2 I [counsel
  • and the reason thee] to keep the
  • [of things], and king's
  • to know the commandment, and
  • wickedness of [that] in regard
  • folly, even of of the oath of
  • foolishness [and] God.
  • madness: 8:3 Be not hasty
  • 7:26 And I find to go out of his
  • more bitter than sight: stand not
  • death the woman, in an evil thing;
  • whose heart [is] for he doeth
  • snares and nets, whatsoever
  • [and] her hands pleaseth him.
  • [as] bands: whoso 8:4 Where the
  • pleaseth God word of a king
  • shall escape from [is, there is]
  • her; but the power: and who
  • sinner shall be may say unto him,
  • taken by her. What doest thou?


  • 8:5 Whoso from the place of
  • keepeth the the holy, and
  • commandment shall they were
  • feel no evil forgotten in the
  • thing: and a wise city where they
  • man's heart had so done: this
  • discerneth both [is] also vanity.
  • time and
  • judgment. 8:11 Because
  • 8:6 Because to sentence against
  • every purpose an evil work is
  • there is time and not executed
  • judgment, speedily,
  • therefore the therefore the
  • misery of man heart of the sons
  • [is] great upon of men is fully
  • him. set in them to do
  • 8:7 For he evil.
  • knoweth not that 8:12 Though a
  • which shall be: sinner do evil an
  • for who can tell hundred times,
  • him when it shall and his [days] be
  • be? prolonged, yet
  • 8:8 [There is] surely I know
  • no man that hath that it shall be
  • power over the well with them
  • spirit to retain that fear God,
  • the spirit; which fear before
  • neither [hath he] him:
  • power in the day 8:13 But it
  • of death: and shall not be well
  • [there is] no with the wicked,
  • discharge in neither shall he
  • [that] war; prolong [his]
  • neither shall days, [which are]
  • wickedness as a shadow;
  • deliver those because he
  • that are given to feareth not
  • it. before God.
  • 8:9 All this 8:14 There is a
  • have I seen, and vanity which is
  • applied my heart done upon the
  • unto every work earth; that there
  • that is done be just [men],
  • under the sun: unto whom it
  • [there is] a time happeneth
  • wherein one man according to the
  • ruleth over work of the
  • another to his wicked; again,
  • own hurt. there be wicked
  • 8:10 And so I [men], to whom it
  • saw the wicked happeneth
  • buried, who had according to the
  • come and gone work of the


  • righteous: I said the wise, and
  • that this also their works,
  • [is] vanity. [are] in the hand
  • 8:15 Then I of God: no man
  • commended mirth, knoweth either
  • because a man love or hatred
  • hath no better [by] all [that
  • thing under the is] before them.
  • sun, than to eat, 9:2 All [things
  • and to drink, and come] alike to
  • to be merry: for all: [there is]
  • that shall abide one event to the
  • with him of his righteous, and to
  • labour the days the wicked; to
  • of his life, the good and to
  • which God giveth the clean, and to
  • him under the the unclean; to
  • sun. him that
  • 8:16 When I sacrificeth, and
  • applied mine to him that
  • heart to know sacrificeth not:
  • wisdom, and to as [is] the good,
  • see the business so [is] the
  • that is done upon sinner; [and] he
  • the earth: (for that sweareth, as
  • also [there is [he] that feareth
  • that] neither day an oath.
  • nor night seeth 9:3 This [is] an
  • sleep with his evil among all
  • eyes:) [things] that are
  • 8:17 Then I done under the
  • beheld all the sun, that [there
  • work of God, that is] one event
  • a man cannot find unto all: yea,
  • out the work that also the heart of
  • is done under the the sons of men
  • sun: because is full of evil,
  • though a man and madness [is]
  • labour to seek in their heart
  • [it] out, yet he while they live,
  • shall not find and after that
  • [it]; yea [they go] to the
  • farther; though a dead.
  • wise [man] think 9:4 For to him
  • to know [it], yet that is joined to
  • shall he not be all the living
  • able to find there is hope:
  • [it]. for a living dog
  • 9:1 For all this is better than a
  • I considered in dead lion.
  • my heart even to 9:5 For the
  • declare all this, living know that
  • that the they shall die:
  • righteous, and but the dead know


  • not any thing, the grave,
  • neither have they whither thou
  • any more a goest.
  • reward; for the 9:11 I returned,
  • memory of them is and saw under the
  • forgotten. sun, that the
  • 9:6 Also their race [is] not to
  • love, and their the swift, nor
  • hatred, and their the battle to the
  • envy, is now strong, neither
  • perished; neither yet bread to the
  • have they any wise, nor yet
  • more a portion riches to men of
  • for ever in any understanding,
  • [thing] that is nor yet favour to
  • done under the men of skill; but
  • sun. time and chance
  • 9:7 Go thy way, happeneth to them
  • eat thy bread all.
  • with joy, and 9:12 For man
  • drink thy wine also knoweth not
  • with a merry his time: as the
  • heart; for God fishes that are
  • now accepteth thy taken in an evil
  • works. net, and as the
  • 9:8 Let thy birds that are
  • garments be caught in the
  • always white; and snare; so [are]
  • let thy head lack the sons of men
  • no ointment. snared in an evil
  • 9:9 Live time, when it
  • joyfully with the falleth suddenly
  • wife whom thou upon them.
  • lovest all the 9:13 This wisdom
  • days of the life have I seen also
  • of thy vanity, under the sun,
  • which he hath and it [seemed]
  • given thee under great unto me:
  • the sun, all the 9:14 [There was]
  • days of thy a little city,
  • vanity: for that and few men
  • [is] thy portion within it; and
  • in [this] life, there came a
  • and in thy labour great king
  • which thou takest against it, and
  • under the sun. besieged it, and
  • 9:10 Whatsoever built great
  • thy hand findeth bulwarks against
  • to do, do [it] it:
  • with thy might; 9:15 Now there
  • for [there is] no was found in it a
  • work, nor device, poor wise man,
  • nor knowledge, and he by his
  • nor wisdom, in wisdom delivered


  • the city; yet no spirit of the
  • man remembered ruler rise up
  • that same poor against thee,
  • man. leave not thy
  • 9:16 Then said place; for
  • I, Wisdom [is] yielding
  • better than pacifieth great
  • strength: offences.
  • nevertheless the 10:5 There is an
  • poor man's wisdom evil [which] I
  • [is] despised, have seen under
  • and his words are the sun, as an
  • not heard. error [which]
  • 9:17 The words proceedeth from
  • of wise [men are] the ruler:
  • heard in quiet 10:6 Folly is
  • more than the cry set in great
  • of him that dignity, and the
  • ruleth among rich sit in low
  • fools. place.
  • 9:18 Wisdom [is] 10:7 I have seen
  • better than servants upon
  • weapons of war: horses, and
  • but one sinner princes walking
  • destroyeth much as servants upon
  • good. the earth.
  • 10:1 Dead flies 10:8 He that
  • cause the diggeth a pit
  • ointment of the shall fall into
  • apothecary to it; and whoso
  • send forth a breaketh an
  • stinking savour: hedge, a serpent
  • [so doth] a shall bite him.
  • little folly him 10:9 Whoso
  • that is in removeth stones
  • reputation for shall be hurt
  • wisdom [and] therewith; [and]
  • honour. he that cleaveth
  • 10:2 A wise wood shall be
  • man's heart [is] endangered
  • at his right thereby.
  • hand; but a 10:10 If the
  • fool's heart at iron be blunt,
  • his left. and he do not
  • 10:3 Yea also, whet the edge,
  • when he that is a then must he put
  • fool walketh by to more strength:
  • the way, his but wisdom [is]
  • wisdom faileth profitable to
  • [him], and he direct.
  • saith to every 10:11 Surely the
  • one [that] he serpent will bite
  • [is] a fool. without
  • 10:4 If the enchantment; and


  • a babbler is no through idleness
  • better. of the hands the
  • 10:12 The words house droppeth
  • of a wise man's through.
  • mouth [are] 10:19 A feast is
  • gracious; but the made for
  • lips of a fool laughter, and
  • will swallow up wine maketh
  • himself. merry: but money
  • 10:13 The answereth all
  • beginning of the [things].
  • words of his 10:20 Curse not
  • mouth [is] the king, no not
  • foolishness: and in thy thought;
  • the end of his and curse not the
  • talk [is] rich in thy
  • mischievous bedchamber: for a
  • madness. bird of the air
  • 10:14 A fool shall carry the
  • also is full of voice, and that
  • words: a man which hath wings
  • cannot tell what shall tell the
  • shall be; and matter.
  • what shall be 11:1 Cast thy
  • after him, who bread upon the
  • can tell him? waters: for thou
  • 10:15 The labour shalt find it
  • of the foolish after many days.
  • wearieth every 11:2 Give a
  • one of them, portion to seven,
  • because he and also to
  • knoweth not how eight; for thou
  • to go to the knowest not what
  • city. evil shall be
  • 10:16 Woe to upon the earth.
  • thee, O land, 11:3 If the
  • when thy king clouds be full of
  • [is] a child, and rain, they empty
  • thy princes eat [themselves] upon
  • in the morning! the earth: and if
  • 10:17 Blessed the tree fall
  • [art] thou, O toward the south,
  • land, when thy or toward the
  • king [is] the son north, in the
  • of nobles, and place where the
  • thy princes eat tree falleth,
  • in due season, there it shall
  • for strength, and be.
  • not for 11:4 He that
  • drunkenness! observeth the
  • 10:18 By much wind shall not
  • slothfulness the sow; and he that
  • building regardeth the
  • decayeth; and clouds shall not


  • reap. these [things]
  • 11:5 As thou God will bring
  • knowest not what thee into
  • [is] the way of judgment.
  • the spirit, [nor] 11:10 Therefore
  • how the bones [do remove sorrow
  • grow] in the womb from thy heart,
  • of her that is and put away evil
  • with child: even from thy flesh:
  • so thou knowest for childhood and
  • not the works of youth [are]
  • God who maketh vanity.
  • all. 12:1 Remember
  • 11:6 In the now thy Creator
  • morning sow thy in the days of
  • seed, and in the thy youth, while
  • evening withhold the evil days
  • not thine hand: come not, nor the
  • for thou knowest years draw nigh,
  • not whether shall when thou shalt
  • prosper, either say, I have no
  • this or that, or pleasure in them;
  • whether they both
  • [shall be] alike 12:2 While the
  • good. sun, or the
  • 11:7 Truly the light, or the
  • light [is] sweet, moon, or the
  • and a pleasant stars, be not
  • [thing it is] for darkened, nor the
  • the eyes to clouds return
  • behold the sun: after the rain:
  • 11:8 But if a 12:3 In the day
  • man live many when the keepers
  • years, [and] of the house
  • rejoice in them shall tremble,
  • all; yet let him and the strong
  • remember the days men shall bow
  • of darkness; for themselves, and
  • they shall be the grinders
  • many. All that cease because
  • cometh [is] they are few, and
  • vanity. those that look
  • 11:9 Rejoice, O out of the
  • young man, in thy windows be
  • youth; and let darkened,
  • thy heart cheer 12:4 And the
  • thee in the days doors shall be
  • of thy youth, and shut in the
  • walk in the ways streets, when the
  • of thine heart, sound of the
  • and in the sight grinding is low,
  • of thine eyes: and he shall rise
  • but know thou, up at the voice
  • that for all of the bird, and


  • all the daughters to find out
  • of music shall be acceptable words:
  • brought low; and [that which
  • 12:5 Also [when] was] written
  • they shall be [was] upright,
  • afraid of [that [even] words of
  • which is] high, truth.
  • and fears [shall 12:11 The words
  • be] in the way, of the wise [are]
  • and the almond as goads, and as
  • tree shall nails fastened
  • flourish, and the [by] the masters
  • grasshopper shall of assemblies,
  • be a burden, and [which] are given
  • desire shall from one
  • fail: because man shepherd.
  • goeth to his long 12:12 And
  • home, and the further, by
  • mourners go about these, my son, be
  • the streets: admonished: of
  • 12:6 Or ever the making many books
  • silver cord be [there is] no
  • loosed, or the end; and much
  • golden bowl be study [is] a
  • broken, or the weariness of the
  • pitcher be broken flesh.
  • at the fountain, 12:13 Let us
  • or the wheel hear the
  • broken at the conclusion of the
  • cistern. whole matter:
  • 12:7 Then shall Fear God, and
  • the dust return keep his
  • to the earth as commandments: for
  • it was: and the this [is] the
  • spirit shall whole [duty] of
  • return unto God man.
  • who gave it. 12:14 For God
  • 12:8 Vanity of shall bring every
  • vanities, saith work into
  • the preacher; all judgment, with
  • [is] vanity. every secret
  • 12:9 And thing, whether
  • moreover, because [it be] good, or
  • the preacher was whether [it be]
  • wise, he still evil.
  • taught the people ^Z^Z
  • knowledge; yea,
  • he gave good
  • heed, and sought
  • out, [and] set in
  • order many
  • proverbs.
  • 12:10 The
  • preacher sought