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1 wird geladen ... Dead^H4194 flies^H2070 cause the ointment^H8081 of the apothecary^H7543 to send forth^H5042 a stinking savour^H887: so doth a little^H4592 folly^H5531 him that is in reputation^H3368 for wisdom^H2451 and honour^H3519. {Dead…: Heb. Flies of death}

2 wird geladen ... A wise man's^H2450 heart^H3820 is at his right hand^H3225; but a fool's^H3684 heart^H3820 at his left^H8040.

3 wird geladen ... Yea also, when he that is a fool^H5530 walketh^H1980 by the way^H1870, his wisdom^H3820 faileth^H2638 him, and he saith^H559 to every one that he is a fool^H5530. {his…: Heb. his heart}

4 wird geladen ... If the spirit^H7307 of the ruler^H4910 rise up^H5927 against thee, leave^H3240 not thy place^H4725; for yielding^H4832 pacifieth^H3240 great^H1419 offences^H2399.

5 wird geladen ... There is^H3426 an evil^H7451 which I have seen^H7200 under the sun^H8121, as an error^H7684 which proceedeth^H3318 from^H6440 the ruler^H7989: {from: Heb. from before}

6 wird geladen ... Folly^H5529 is set^H5414 in great^H7227 dignity^H4791, and the rich^H6223 sit^H3427 in low place^H8216. {in great…: Heb. in great heights}

7 wird geladen ... I have seen^H7200 servants^H5650 upon horses^H5483, and princes^H8269 walking^H1980 as servants^H5650 upon the earth^H776.

8 wird geladen ... He that diggeth^H2658 a pit^H1475 shall fall^H5307 into it; and whoso breaketh^H6555 an hedge^H1447, a serpent^H5175 shall bite^H5391 him.

9 wird geladen ... Whoso removeth^H5265 stones^H68 shall be hurt^H6087 therewith; and he that cleaveth^H1234 wood^H6086 shall be endangered^H5533 thereby.

10 wird geladen ... If the iron^H1270 be blunt^H6949, and he do not whet^H7043 the edge^H6440, then must he put^H1396 to more strength^H2428: but wisdom^H2451 is profitable^H3504 to direct^H3787.

11 wird geladen ... Surely the serpent^H5175 will bite^H5391 without enchantment^H3908; and a babbler^H3956+H1167 is no better^H3504. {a babbler: Heb. the master of the tongue}

12 wird geladen ... The words^H1697 of a wise man's^H2450 mouth^H6310 are gracious^H2580; but the lips^H8193 of a fool^H3684 will swallow up^H1104 himself. {gracious: Heb. grace}

13 wird geladen ... The beginning^H8462 of the words^H1697 of his mouth^H6310 is foolishness^H5531: and the end^H319 of his talk^H6310 is mischievous^H7451 madness^H1948. {his talk: Heb. his mouth}

14 wird geladen ... A fool^H5530 also is full^H7235 of words^H1697: a man^H120 cannot tell^H3045 what shall be; and what shall be after^H310 him, who can tell^H5046 him? {is full…: Heb. multiplieth words}

15 wird geladen ... The labour^H5999 of the foolish^H3684 wearieth^H3021 every one of them, because he knoweth^H3045 not how to go^H3212 to the city^H5892.

16 wird geladen ... Woe^H337 to thee, O land^H776, when thy king^H4428 is a child^H5288, and thy princes^H8269 eat^H398 in the morning^H1242!

17 wird geladen ... Blessed^H835 art thou, O land^H776, when thy king^H4428 is the son^H1121 of nobles^H2715, and thy princes^H8269 eat^H398 in due season^H6256, for strength^H1369, and not for drunkenness^H8358!

18 wird geladen ... By much slothfulness^H6103 the building^H4746 decayeth^H4355; and through idleness^H8220 of the hands^H3027 the house^H1004 droppeth through^H1811.

19 wird geladen ... A feast^H3899 is made^H6213 for laughter^H7814, and wine^H3196 maketh merry^H8055+H2416: but money^H3701 answereth^H6030 all things. {maketh…: Heb. maketh glad the life}

20 wird geladen ... Curse^H7043 not the king^H4428, no not in thy thought^H4093; and curse^H7043 not the rich^H6223 in thy bedchamber^H2315+H4904: for a bird^H5775 of the air^H8064 shall carry^H3212 the voice^H6963, and that which hath^H1167 wings^H3671 shall tell^H5046 the matter^H1697. {thought: or, conscience}