What does Ecclesiasticus Chapter 15 say, and which statements belong to its speaker?

Ecclesiasticus 15 says the God-fearing do good and justice-holders take hold of wisdom. She meets one as an honorable mother and receives him as a wife married of a virgin, feeds bread of life and understanding and gives wholesome wisdom's water. She will be strong in him, hold him fast without movement or confusion, exalt him among neighbors, open his mouth in church, fill wisdom and understanding, clothe glory and heap joy and an everlasting name. These future promises are not an account of completed immunity from adversity.

Foolish men do not obtain or see her, wise men meet her, and she is distant from pride and deceit. The admitted 15:8 says, “Lying men shall be mindful of her,” contrasting truthful people found with her and advancing to God's sight. This difficult wording is retained without inserting a negative or resolving it from another edition. Praise is not seemly in a sinner's mouth; wisdom comes from God, praise accompanies divine wisdom, abounds in a faithful mouth and receives the sovereign Lord's praise. The source does not add that the sinner was not commissioned by God or that no sinner can ever utter sincere praise.

Do not say wisdom's absence comes through God or that he caused error; avoid what he hates, for he needs no wicked men and hates error's abomination. God made man in the beginning and left him in his own counsel, adding commandments and precepts. Keeping them and acceptable fidelity forever is said to preserve. Water and fire are set before choice, as are life/death and good/evil, with the chosen portion given. God's wisdom is great, power strong and sight continuous; his eyes turn to those fearing him and know human works. He commands no wickedness or license to sin and desires no multitude of faithless, unprofitable children. These remain the chapter's assertions without an expanded systematic argument.