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28 Which maketh perfectly first to know that wisdom; and a feebler man shall not ensearch it. [That performeth first to know it; and the feebler shall not ensearch it.]

29 For why the thought(s) thereof shall be (as) plenteous of (or as) the sea, that is, his knowing is more plenteous than the sea; and his counsel in the great ocean [or and the counsel of him in the great deepness] is uncomprehensible. I wisdom shedded out [or poured out] floods; I as a way, that is, a strong running, of full great water [or water without measure] of the flood.

30 I as the flood Dorix, and as a water conduit I went out of [or from] paradise.

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