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5. A wise man is strong, yea, a man of knowledge in∣creaseth strength.
5. Wisedom also is able to supply the defect of bodily strength, for a man's defence against unjust invaders of his possessions: or if he have out∣ward strength and power, his skill and dexterity will add such force unto it, as will make it more effectual.