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THat is, their appointed houre and season, which if man passe and goe beyond, and will bring all thinges about after his owne wayes and deuises, hée shall reape nought but vanitie thereof. Many men labour to waxe riche, but they preuaile not. Other are enriched, yea without any labour. Because God hath appointed that houre, for the one, and not for the other.