For as he thinkswithin himself,sohe is. He saysto you, "Eatand drink!"But his heartis not with you.
They speakfalsehoodto oneanother;With flatteringlipsand with a doubleheartthey speak.
His speechwas smootherthanbutter,But his heartwas war;His wordswere softerthanoil,Yet they were drawnswords.
Then she saidto him, "Howcan you say,'I loveyou,' when your heartis not with me? You have deceivedme thesethreetimesand have not toldme whereyour greatstrengthis."
Whatis desirablein a manis his kindness,And [it is] betterto be a poorman thana liar.
Nowwhen the Phariseewho had invitedHim sawthis, he saidto himself,"Ifthis manwere a prophetHe would knowwhoand what sort of personthiswomanis whois touchingHim, that she is a sinner."
"As for bothkings,their heartswill be [intent] on evil,and they will speaklies[to each other] at the sametable;but it will not succeed,for the endis still[to come] at the appointedtime.
He who hatesdisguises[it] with his lips,But he laysup deceitin his heart.
Whenhe speaksgraciously,do not believehim, For there are sevenabominationsin his heart.
[Like] an earthenvesseloverlaidwith silverdrossAre burninglipsand a wickedheart.
