None have power to avoid death—It will not be well with the wicked; he turns to pleasure and cannot find wisdom.

Wisdom gives life to them that have it—All men are sinners—God has made man upright.

Unless a man’s soul is filled with good, his riches, wealth, honor, and posterity are vanity.

God is in heaven—A fool’s voice is known by a multitude of words—Keep your vows—Riches and wealth are the gift of God.

Oppression and evil deeds are vanity—The strength of two is better than one—Better is a poor and wise child than an old and foolish king.

To every thing there is a season—Whatever God does, it will be forever—God will judge the righteous and the wicked.

All the riches and wealth of the king are vanity and vexation of spirit—Wisdom is better than folly—God gives wisdom, knowledge, and joy to man.

Everything under the sun is vanity and vexation of spirit—He who increases in knowledge increases in sorrow.

Solomon marries non-Israelite women, and his wives turn his heart to the worship of false gods—The Lord stirs up adversaries against him, including Jeroboam, the son of Nebat—Ahijah promises Jeroboam that he will be the king of the ten tribes—Solomon dies and Rehoboam reigns in his stead.

The queen of Sheba visits Solomon—He excels in wisdom, wealth, and magnificence—After reigning forty years, Solomon dies, and Rehoboam becomes king.