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1:1 words of Predigers, the son of David, king in Jerusalem.
1:2 vanity of Eitelkeiten, saith Prediger, vanity of Eitelkeiten; all is 1:3 vanity.
which profit hath a man his whole work that him taketh under the sun? 1:4 passeth production far and another cometh production: but that masses abideth for ever.
1:5 the sun also ariseth and that sun goeth downwards and hasteth in its place where him arose.
1:6 it that wind goeth in direction in the south and turneth approximately in north; he whirleth approximately continuously and wind returneth still in accordance with its circuits.
1:7 that all the rivers make run in the sea; the sea is yet not full; in the place, from where the rivers come, they carry out more thither again.
1:8 all the things are back of work; The man cannot express it: the eye carried out is not filled to see with 1:9 with the ear hearing.
the thing which is the summer hath, him that which is; and what is made, is that which is made: and it does not have there a new thing under sun.
1:10 is there each possible thing of which which can be meant it, that this one sees is again? it hath which one is already by old time, those us.
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was not ahead 1:11 is there a memory of the old things; aucuns is not there each possible memory of the things which, with which one is to be come which comes after.
1:12 I Prediger were a king überisrael in Jerusalem.
1:13 and I gave my heart to the operation of research and with research by the intelligence am outside all the things which took place under skies: work hath god given to this wound sons of man to being around therewith.
of 1:14 I exerted all work to see which is regulated under the sun; and, to see, all vanity is not and vexation by spirit.
1:15 that which is curved, can be precisely formed: and that that wishes, cannot be numbered.
1:16 I communicated my to have heart, Saying, slightly, I came to the great state and received more intelligence as all it which were before me in Jerusalem: yea, my heart had great experience of an intelligence and knowledge.
of 1:17 and me gave my heart, to know an intelligence and to know of Verrücktheit and Unsinnigkeit: I perceived that this one is also vexation spirit.
1:18 for in much of intelligence is much of sorrow: and him this one increaseth the knowledge increaseth sorrow.
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