• Eclesiastes

• Capítulo 10

• ₇     |Eclesiastes 10:7| I have seen ^H7200 servants ^H5650 upon horses, ^H5483 and princes ^H8269 walking ^H1980 as servants ^H5650 upon the earth. ^H776
  

• ₈     |Eclesiastes 10:8| 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     |Eclesiastes 10:9| Whoso removeth ^H5265 stones ^H68 shall be hurt ^H6087 therewith; and he that cleaveth ^H1234 wood ^H6086 shall be endangered ^H5533 thereby.
  

• ₁₀     |Eclesiastes 10:10| 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     |Eclesiastes 10:11| Surely the serpent ^H5175 will bite ^H5391 without enchantment; ^H3908 and a babbler ^H1167 is ^H3956 no better. ^H3504
  

• ₁₂     |Eclesiastes 10:12| 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     |Eclesiastes 10:13| 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
  

• ₁₄     |Eclesiastes 10:14| 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?
  

• ₁₅     |Eclesiastes 10:15| 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     |Eclesiastes 10:16| 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