Ecclesiastes 7:11

Good, i.e. very good; the positive being put for the superlative, as it is frequently in the Hebrew text. When wisdom and riches meet in one man, it is a happy conjunction; for wisdom without riches is commonly contemned, Ecclesiastes 9:16, and wants opportunities and instruments of discovering itself, and of doing that good in the world which it is both able and willing to do; and riches without wisdom are like a sword in a madman's hand, an occasion of much sin and mischief, both to himself and others. By it there is profit; by wisdom joined with riches there comes great benefit; Heb. and it is an excellency, or privilege, or advantage. To them that see the sun, i.e. to mortal men; not only to a man's self, but many others who live with him in this world; whereby he intimates that riches bear no price and have no use in the other world.