The crooked thing shall not be able to be made straight: and the deficiency shall not be able to be numberd

To laughter I said, It is mad: and to gladness, What did this?

I made to me gardens and pleasure grounds, and I planted in them a tree of all fruit

I made to me pools of waters to water from them the forest, causing trees to spring forth.

I gathered to me also silver and gold, and the wealth of kings, and the provinces: I made to me men singing and women singing, and the delights of the sons of men, a wife and mistresses.

And I looked upon all my works my hands made, and upon the labor I labored to do, and behold, all vanity and striving of the spirit, and no profit under the sun.

The wise, his eyes in his head; and the foolish one goes in darkness: and I knew, I also, that one event will meet with them all.

And I said in my heart, As the event of the foolish one, also I, it will meet me; and wherefore then was I more wise? And I spake in my heart, This is also vanity.

He made everything beautiful in his time: also he gave hidden time in their heart, so that man shall not find the work which God did from the beginning and even to the end.

See the work of God: for who shall be able to make straight what he made it crooked?

In the day of good, be in good; and in the day of evil, see thou: also God made this over against this, to the end that man shall not find anything after him.

Thou shalt not be greatly just; and thou shalt not be exceedingly wise: wherefore wilt thou be made desolate?

Only see, this I found, that God made man upright; and they sought out many purposes.