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Ecclesiastes 7
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1
A good
name
is
better
than
precious
ointment;
and the
day
of
death
than the
day
of one's
birth
.
2
It is
better
to
go
to the
house
of
mourning,
than to
go
to the
house
of
feasting:
for
that is the
end
of all
men;
and the
living
will
lay
it to his
heart.
3
Sorrow
a
is
better
than
laughter:
for by the
sadness
of the
countenance
the
heart
is made
better
.
4
The
heart
of the
wise
is in the
house
of
mourning;
but the
heart
of
fools
is in the
house
of
mirth.
5
It is
better
to
hear
the
rebuke
of the
wise,
than for a
man
to
hear
the
song
of
fools.
6
For as the
crackling
b
of
thorns
under a
pot,
so is the
laughter
of the
fool:
this also is
vanity.
7
Surely
oppression
maketh a wise
man
mad
; and a
gift
destroyeth
the
heart.
8
Better
is the
end
of a
thing
than the
beginning
thereof: and the
patient
in
spirit
is
better
than the
proud
in
spirit.
9
Be not
hasty
in thy
spirit
to be
angry
: for
anger
resteth
in the
bosom
of
fools.
10
Say
not thou, What is the cause that the
former
days
were
better
than these? for thou dost not
enquire
wisely
c
concerning this.
11
Wisdom
is
good
d
with an
inheritance:
and by it there is
profit
to them that
see
the
sun.
12
For
wisdom
is a
defence,
e
and
money
is a
defence:
but the
excellency
of
knowledge
is, that
wisdom
giveth
life
to them that
have
it.
13
Consider
the
work
of
God:
for who
can
make that
straight
, which he hath made
crooked
?
14
In the
day
of
prosperity
be
joyful,
but in the
day
of
adversity
consider
:
God
also hath
set
f
the one over
against
the other, to the
end
that
man
should
find
nothing
after
him.
15
All things have I
seen
in the
days
of my
vanity:
there
is
a
just
man that
perisheth
in his
righteousness,
and there is a
wicked
man that
prolongeth
his life in his
wickedness.
16
Be not
righteous
over
much
; neither make thyself
over
wise
: why shouldest thou
destroy
g
thyself?
17
Be not over
much
wicked
, neither be thou
foolish:
why shouldest thou
die
before thy
time?
18
It is
good
that thou shouldest take
hold
of this; yea, also from
this
withdraw
not thine
hand:
for he that
feareth
God
shall come
forth
of them all.
19
Wisdom
strengtheneth
the
wise
more than
ten
mighty
men which are in the
city.
20
For there is not a
just
man
upon
earth,
that
doeth
good,
and
sinneth
not.
21
Also
take
h
no
heed
unto all
words
that are
spoken
; lest thou
hear
thy
servant
curse
thee:
22
For
oftentimes
also
thine own
heart
knoweth
that thou thyself likewise hast
cursed
others.
23
All
this
have I
proved
by
wisdom:
I
said
, I will be
wise
; but it was
far
from me.
24
That which is far
off,
and exceeding
deep,
who can find it
out
?
25
I
applied
i
mine
heart
to
know
, and to
search
, and to seek
out
wisdom,
and the
reason
of things, and to
know
the
wickedness
of
folly,
even of
foolishness
and
madness:
26
And I
find
more
bitter
than
death
the
woman,
whose
heart
is
snares
and
nets,
and her
hands
as
bands:
whoso
pleaseth
*
God
shall
escape
from her; but the
sinner
shall be
taken
by her.
27
Behold
, this have I
found
,
saith
the
preacher,
counting
one
by
one,
to find
out
the
account:
28
Which yet my
soul
seeketh
, but I
find
not:
one
man
among a
thousand
have I
found
; but a
woman
among all those have I not
found
.
29
Lo
, this
only
have I
found
, that
God
hath
made
man
upright;
but they have sought
out
many
inventions.
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