Proverbs 5 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

¹ H1121My sonH7181, attend[H8685] H2451unto my wisdomH5186, and bow[H8685] H241thine earH8394to my understanding:

² H8104That thou mayest regard[H8800] H4209discretionH8193, and that thy lipsH5341may keep[H8799] H1847knowledge.

³ H8193For the lipsH2114of a strange woman[H8801] H5197drop[H8799] H5317as an honeycombH2441, and her mouthH2509is smootherH8081than oil:

⁴ H319But her endH4751is bitterH3939as wormwoodH2299, sharpH6310as a twoedgedH2719sword.

⁵ H7272Her feetH3381go down[H8802] H4194to deathH6806; her stepsH8551take hold[H8799] H7585on hell.

⁶ H6424Lest thou shouldest ponder[H8762] H734the pathH2416of lifeH4570, her waysH5128are moveable[H8804] H3045, that thou canst not know[H8799]  them .

⁷ H8085Hear[H8798] H1121me now therefore, O ye childrenH5493, and depart[H8799] H561not from the wordsH6310of my mouth.

⁸ H7368RemoveH1870thy wayH7368far[H8685] H7126from her, and come not nigh[H8799] H6607the doorH1004of her house:

⁹ H5414Lest thou give[H8799] H1935thine honourH312unto othersH8141, and thy yearsH394unto the cruel:

¹⁰ H2114Lest strangers[H8801] H7646be filled[H8799] H3581with thy wealthH6089; and thy laboursH1004be in the houseH5237of a stranger;

¹¹ H5098And thou mourn[H8804] H319at the lastH1320, when thy fleshH7607and thy bodyH3615are consumed[H8800] ,

¹² H559And say[H8804] H8130, How have I hated[H8804] H4148instructionH3820, and my heartH5006despised[H8804] H8433reproof;

¹³ H8085And have not obeyed[H8804] H6963the voiceH3384of my teachers[H8688] H5186, nor inclined[H8689] H241mine earH3925to them that instructed[H8764]  me!

¹⁴ H4592I was almostH7451in all evilH8432in the midstH6951of the congregationH5712and assembly.

¹⁵ H8354Drink[H8798] H4325watersH953out of thine own cisternH5140, and running waters[H8802] H8432out ofH875thine own well.

¹⁶ H4599Let thy fountainsH6327be dispersed[H8799] H2351abroadH6388, and riversH4325of watersH7339in the streets.

¹⁷ H2114Let them be only thine own, and not strangers[H8801] ' with thee.

¹⁸ H4726Let thy fountainH1288be blessed[H8803] H8055: and rejoice[H8798] H802with the wifeH5271of thy youth.

¹⁹ H158Let her be as the lovingH365hindH2580and pleasantH3280roeH1717; let her breastsH7301satisfy[H8762] H6256thee at all timesH7686; and be thou ravished[H8799] H8548alwaysH160with her love.

²⁰ H1121And why wilt thou, my sonH7686, be ravished[H8799] H2114with a strange woman[H8801] H2263, and embrace[H8762] H2436the bosomH5237of a stranger?

²¹ H1870For the waysH376of manH5227are beforeH5869the eyesH3068of the LORDH6424, and he pondereth[H8764] H4570all his goings.

²² H5771His own iniquitiesH3920shall take[H8799] H7563the wickedH8551himself, and he shall be holden[H8735] H2256with the cordsH2403of his sins.

²³ H4191He shall die[H8799] H4148without instructionH7230; and in the greatnessH200of his follyH7686he shall go astray[H8799] .