What does Wisdom Chapter 5 say, and which statements belong to its speaker?

Wisdom 5 anticipates the just standing firmly against those who afflicted them and took their labors. Opponents shall fear unexpected salvation and speak within themselves in repentance: those once derided as mad and dishonored are now counted among God's children and saints. They confess departure from truth and justice's light, weary iniquitous paths, and the uselessness of pride and wealth. Life is compared with shadow, a running messenger, a ship leaving no keel track, a bird leaving no lasting air path and an arrow after which air reunites. Their speech says they showed no virtue and were consumed by wickedness; the passage explicitly places this sinners' speech in hell.

Wicked hope resembles windblown dust, storm-driven thin froth, smoke and a one-day guest. The just shall live forever, receiving the Lord's reward, the Most High's care, a glorious kingdom and beautiful crown, protected by hand and holy arm. God's zeal is armor, creation an instrument of vengeance, justice breastplate, true judgment helmet, equity shield and wrath spear. The world fights against the unwise; lightning flies from cloud-bow, thick hail from wrath's stone-casting, sea and rivers rage, and a mighty wind divides. Their iniquity makes all earth desert and wickedness overthrows mighty thrones. These are future images and attributed assertions, not an already completed battle, a sword substituted for spear, or a clinical account of paralysis.