Proverbs 26 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

¹ H7950As snowH7019in summerH4306, and as rainH7105in harvestH3519, so honourH5000is not seemlyH3684for a fool.

² H6833As the birdH5110by wandering[H8800] H1866, as the swallowH5774by flying[H8800] H7045, so the curseH2600causelessH935shall not come[H8799] .

³ H7752A whipH5483for the horseH4964, a bridleH2543for the assH7626, and a rodH3684for the fool'sH1460back.

⁴ H6030Answer[H8799] H3684not a foolH200according to his follyH7737, lest thou also be like[H8799]  unto him.

⁵ H6030Answer[H8798] H3684a foolH200according to his follyH2450, lest he be wiseH5869in his own conceit.

⁶ H7971He that sendeth[H8802] H1697a messageH3027by the handH3684of a foolH7096cutteth off[H8764] H7272the feetH8354, and drinketh[H8802] H2555damage.

⁷ H7785The legsH6455of the lameH1809are not equal[H8804] H4912: so is a parableH6310in the mouthH3684of fools.

⁸ H6872As he that bindeth[H8675] H6887 [H8800] H68a stoneH4773in a slingH5414, so is he that giveth[H8802] H3519honourH3684to a fool.

⁹ H2336As a thornH5927goeth up[H8804] H3027into the handH7910of a drunkardH4912, so is a parableH6310in the mouthH3684of fools.

¹⁰ H7227The greatH2342God that formed[H8789] H7936all things both rewardeth[H8802] H3684the foolH7936, and rewardeth[H8802] H5674transgressors[H8802] .

¹¹ H3611As a dogH7725returneth[H8804] H6892to his vomitH3684, so a foolH8138returneth[H8802] H200to his folly.

¹² H7200Seest[H8804] H376thou a manH2450wiseH5869in his own conceitH8615? there is more hopeH3684of a fool than of him.

¹³ H6102The slothfulH559man saith[H8804] H7826, There is a lionH1870in the wayH738; a lionH7339is in the streets.

¹⁴ H1817As the doorH5437turneth[H8735] H6735upon his hingesH6102, so doth the slothfulH4296upon his bed.

¹⁵ H6102The slothfulH2934hideth[H8804] H3027his handH6747in his bosomH3811; it grieveth[H8738] H7725him to bring it again[H8687] H6310to his mouth.

¹⁶ H6102The sluggardH2450is wiserH5869in his own conceitH7651than seven menH7725that can render[H8688] H2940a reason.

¹⁷ H5674He that passeth by[H8802] H5674, and meddleth[H8693] H7379with strifeH2388belonging not to him, is like one that taketh[H8688] H3611a dogH241by the ears.

¹⁸ H3856As a mad[H8700] H3384man who casteth[H8802] H2131firebrandsH2671, arrowsH4194, and death,

¹⁹ H376So is the manH7411that deceiveth[H8765] H7453his neighbourH559, and saith[H8804] H7832, Am not I in sport[H8764] ?

²⁰ H657Where noH6086woodH784is, there the fireH3518goeth out[H8799] H5372: so where there is no talebearerH4066, the strifeH8367ceaseth[H8799] .

²¹ H6352As coalsH1513are to burning coalsH6086, and woodH784to fireH4079; so is a contentious[H8675] H4066 H376manH2787to kindle[H8771] H7379strife.

²² H1697The wordsH5372of a talebearerH3859are as wounds[H8693] H3381, and they go down[H8804] H2315into the innermost partsH990of the belly.

²³ H1814Burning[H8801] H8193lipsH7451and a wickedH3820heartH2789are like a potsherdH6823covered[H8794] H3701with silverH5509dross.

²⁴ H8130He that hateth[H8802] H5234dissembleth[H8735] H8193with his lipsH7896, and layeth up[H8799] H4820deceitH7130within him;

²⁵ H6963When he speakethH2603fair[H8762] H539, believe[H8686] H7651him not: for there are sevenH8441abominationsH3820in his heart.

²⁶ H8135Whose hatredH3680is covered[H8691] H4860by deceitH7451, his wickednessH1540shall be shewed[H8735] H6951before the whole congregation.

²⁷ H3738Whoso diggeth[H8802] H7845a pitH5307shall fall[H8799] H1556therein: and he that rolleth[H8802] H68a stoneH7725, it will return[H8799]  upon him.

²⁸ H8267A lyingH3956tongueH8130hateth[H8799] H1790those that are afflictedH2509by it; and a flatteringH6310mouthH6213worketh[H8799] H4072ruin.