To keepyou from the evilwoman,From the smoothtongueof the adulteress.
But he refusedand saidto his master'swife,"Behold,with me [here], my masterdoes not concernhimself with anythingin the house,and he has putallthat he ownsin my charge.
To deliveryou from the strangewoman,From the adulteresswho flatterswith her words;
For whyshould you, my son,be exhilaratedwith an adulteressAnd embracethe bosomof a foreigner?
For the lipsof an adulteressdriphoneyAnd smootherthanoilis her speech;
With her manypersuasionsshe enticeshim; With her flatteringlipsshe seduceshim.
That they may keepyou from an adulteress,From the foreignerwho flatterswith her words.
And I discoveredmorebitterthandeaththe womanwhoseheartis snaresand nets,whose handsare chains.Onewhois pleasingto Godwill escapefrom her, but the sinnerwill be capturedby her.
