Ecclesiastes 第 10 章 - King James Strong Number Version

1

Dead <H4194> flies <H2070> cause the ointment <H8081> of the apothecary <H7543> to send forth <H5042> a stinking savour: <H0887> [so doth] a little <H4592> folly <H5531> him that is in reputation <H3368> for wisdom <H2451> [and] honour. <H3519>

2

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

Yea also, when he that is a fool <H5530> walketh <H1980> by the way, <H1870> his wisdom <H3820> faileth <H2638> [him], and he saith <H0559> to every one [that] he [is] a fool. <H5530>

4

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

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>

6

Folly <H5529> is set <H5414> in great <H7227> dignity, <H4791> and the rich <H6223> sit <H3427> in low place. <H8216>

7

I have seen <H7200> servants <H5650> upon horses, <H5483> and princes <H8269> walking <H1980> as servants <H5650> upon the earth. <H0776>

8

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

Whoso removeth <H5265> stones <H0068> shall be hurt <H6087> therewith; [and] he that cleaveth <H1234> wood <H6086> shall be endangered <H5533> thereby.

10

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

Surely the serpent <H5175> will bite <H5391> without enchantment; <H3908> and a babbler <H3956> <H1167> is no better. <H3504>

12

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.

13

The beginning <H8462> of the words <H1697> of his mouth <H6310> [is] foolishness: <H5531> and the end <H0319> of his talk <H6310> [is] mischievous <H7451> madness. <H1948>

14

A fool <H5530> also is full <H7235> of words: <H1697> a man <H0120> cannot tell <H3045> what shall be; and what shall be after <H0310> him, who can tell <H5046> him?

15

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

Woe <H0337> to thee, O land, <H0776> when thy king <H4428> [is] a child, <H5288> and thy princes <H8269> eat <H0398> in the morning! <H1242>

17

Blessed <H0835> [art] thou, O land, <H0776> when thy king <H4428> [is] the son <H1121> of nobles, <H2715> and thy princes <H8269> eat <H0398> in due season, <H6256> for strength, <H1369> and not for drunkenness! <H8358>

18

By much slothfulness <H6103> the building <H4746> decayeth; <H4355> and through idleness <H8220> of the hands <H3027> the house <H1004> droppeth through. <H1811>

19

A feast <H3899> is made <H6213> for laughter, <H7814> and wine <H3196> maketh merry: <H8055> <H2416> but money <H3701> answereth <H6030> all [things].

20

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>