H835HappyH120is the manH4672that findeth[H8804] H2451wisdomH120, and the manH6329that getteth[H8686] H8394understanding.
H8378Through desireH6504a man, having separated[H8737] H1245himself, seeketh[H8762] H1566and intermeddleth[H8691] H8454with all wisdom.
H1245If thou seekest[H8762] H3701her as silverH2664, and searchest[H8799] H4301for her as for hid treasures;
H5414It cannot be gotten[H8714] H5458for goldH3701, neither shall silverH8254be weighed[H8735] H4242for the price thereof.
H5228They are all plainH995to him that understandeth[H8688] H3477, and rightH4672to them that find[H8802] H1847knowledge.
H5676Neither is it beyondH3220the seaH559, that thou shouldest say[H8800] H5674, Who shall go[H8799] H5676overH3220the seaH3947for us, and bring[H8799] H8085it unto us, that we may hear[H8686] H6213it, and do[H8799] it?
H2142No mention[H8735] H7215shall be made of coralH1378, or of pearlsH4901: for the priceH2451of wisdomH6443is above rubies.
H6357The topazH3568of EthiopiaH6186shall not equal[H8799] H5541it, neither shall it be valued[H8792] H2889with pureH3800gold.
H8451The lawH6310of thy mouthH2896is betterH505unto me than thousandsH2091of goldH3701and silver.
H2896How much betterH7069is it to get[H8800] H2451wisdomH2742than goldH7069! and to get[H8800] H998understandingH977rather to be chosen[H8737] H3701than silver!
