A fool also is full of words: a man cannot tell what shall be; and what shall be after him, who can tell him?
Ecclesiastes 10:14 belongs to the book of Ecclesiastes, written by Solomon the son of David while he was king in Jerusalem. It was written after his unsatisfying experience in wealth and luxury and idolatry, when his heart was led away by his many wives. The book presents the emptiness and vanity of human life and the utter uselessness of all human pursuits apart from God. Its conclusion is that the whole duty of man is to reverence God and obey His commandments, to fear God and keep them.
Ecclesiastes 10:14 belongs to the book of Ecclesiastes, written by Solomon the son of David while he was king in Jerusalem. It was written after his unsatisfying experience in wealth and luxury and idolatry, when his heart was led away by his many wives. The book presents the emptiness and vanity of human life and the utter uselessness of all human pursuits apart from God. Its conclusion is that the whole duty of man is to reverence God and obey His commandments, to fear God and keep them.