King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. So I[H589] returned,[H7725] and considered[H7200] [H853] all[H3605] the oppressions[H6217] that[H834] are done[H6213] under[H8478] the sun:[H8121] and behold[H2009] the tears[H1832] of such as were oppressed,[H6217] and they had no[H369] comforter;[H5162] and on the side[H4480] [H3027] of their oppressors[H6231] there was power;[H3581] but they had no[H369] comforter.[H5162]

2. Wherefore I[H589] praised[H7623] [H853] the dead[H4191] which are already[H7945] [H3528] dead[H4191] more than[H4480] the living[H2416] which[H834] [H1992] are yet[H5728] alive.[H2416]

3. Yea, better[H2896] is he than both[H4480] [H8147] they,[H853] which[H834] hath not[H3808] yet[H5728] been,[H1961] who[H834] hath not[H3808] seen[H7200] [H853] the evil[H7451] work[H4639] that[H834] is done[H6213] under[H8478] the sun.[H8121]

4. Again, I[H589] considered[H7200] [H853] all[H3605] travail,[H5999] and every[H3605] right[H3788] work,[H4639] that[H3588] for this[H1931] a man[H376] is envied[H7068] of his neighbor.[H4480] [H7453] This[H2088] is also[H1571] vanity[H1892] and vexation[H7469] of spirit.[H7307]

5. The fool[H3684] foldeth his hands together,[H2263] [H853] [H3027] and eateth[H398] [H853] his own flesh.[H1320]

6. Better[H2896] is a handful[H4480] [H4393] [H3709] with quietness,[H5183] than both the hands[H2651] full[H4480] [H4393] with travail[H5999] and vexation[H7469] of spirit.[H7307]

7. Then I[H589] returned,[H7725] and I saw[H7200] vanity[H1892] under[H8478] the sun.[H8121]

8. There is[H3426] one[H259] alone, and there is not[H369] a second;[H8145] yea,[H1571] he hath neither[H369] child[H1121] nor brother:[H251] yet is there no[H369] end[H7093] of all[H3605] his labor;[H5999] neither[H3808] is his eye[H5869] satisfied[H7646] with riches;[H6239] neither saith he, For whom[H4310] do I[H589] labor,[H6001] and bereave[H2637] [H853] my soul[H5315] of good?[H4480] [H2896] This[H2088] is also[H1571] vanity,[H1892] yea, it[H1931] is a sore[H7451] travail.[H6045]

9. Two[H8147] are better[H2896] than[H4480] one;[H259] because[H834] they have[H3426] a good[H2896] reward[H7939] for their labor.[H5999]

10. For[H3588] if[H518] they fall,[H5307] the one[H259] will lift up[H6965] [H853] his fellow:[H2270] but woe[H337] to him that is alone[H259] when he falleth;[H7945] [H5307] for he hath not[H369] another[H8145] to help him up.[H6965]

11. Again,[H1571] if[H518] two[H8147] lie together,[H7901] then they have heat:[H2552] but how[H349] can one[H259] be warm[H3179] alone?

12. And if[H518] one[H259] prevail against[H8630] him, two[H8147] shall withstand[H5975] [H5048] him; and a threefold[H8027] cord[H2339] is not[H3808] quickly[H4120] broken.[H5423]

13. Better[H2896] is a poor[H4542] and a wise[H2450] child[H3206] than an old[H2205] and foolish[H3684] king,[H4480] [H4428] who[H834] will[H3045] no[H3808] more[H5750] be admonished.[H2094]

14. For[H3588] out of prison[H4480] [H1004] [H631] he cometh[H3318] to reign;[H4427] whereas[H3588] also[H1571] he that is born[H3205] in his kingdom[H4438] becometh poor.[H7326]

15. I considered[H7200] [H853] all[H3605] the living[H2416] which walk[H1980] under[H8478] the sun,[H8121] with[H5973] the second[H8145] child[H3206] that[H834] shall stand up[H5975] in his stead.[H8478]

16. There is no[H369] end[H7093] of all[H3605] the people,[H5971] even of all[H3605] that[H834] have been[H1961] before[H6440] them: they also[H1571] that come after[H314] shall not[H3808] rejoice[H8055] in him. Surely[H3588] this[H2088] also[H1571] is vanity[H1892] and vexation[H7475] of spirit.[H7307]