Ecclesiastes 6

Qohelet describes a common evil under the sun: Elohim grants a man riches, wealth, and honor so he lacks nothing desired, yet withholds the power to enjoy them, allowing a foreigner to consume it, deeming this hevel and an evil disease.[1][2][4] He compares an unsatisfied man with many children, long life, and no burial to a stillborn child, which has more rest despite not seeing the sun, as all go to one place; better the sight of eyes than wandering desire, for all labor feeds the mouth but not the soul, and man cannot contend with the mightier Elohim.[1][3]