Proverbs 7 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

¹ H1121My sonH8104, keep[H8798] H561my wordsH6845, and lay up[H8799] H4687my commandments with thee.

² H8104Keep[H8798] H4687my commandmentsH2421, and live[H8798] H8451; and my lawH380as the appleH5869of thine eye.

³ H7194Bind[H8798] H676them upon thy fingersH3789, write[H8798] H3871them upon the tableH3820of thine heart.

⁴ H559Say[H8798] H2451unto wisdomH269, Thou art my sisterH7121; and call[H8799] H998understandingH4129thy kinswoman:

⁵ H8104That they may keep[H8800] H2114thee from the strange[H8801] H802womanH5237, from the strangerH2505which flattereth[H8689] H561with her words.

⁶ H2474For at the windowH1004of my houseH8259I looked[H8738] H822through my casement,

⁷ H7200And beheld[H8799] H6612among the simple onesH995, I discerned[H8799] H1121among the youthsH5288, a young manH2638voidH3820of understanding,

⁸ H5674Passing through[H8802] H7784the streetH681nearH6434her cornerH6805; and he went[H8799] H1870the wayH1004to her house,

⁹ H5399In the twilightH3117, in the eveningH6153 H380, in the blackH653and darkH3915night:

¹⁰ H7125And, behold, there met[H8800] H802him a womanH7897with the attireH2181of an harlot[H8802] H5341, and subtil[H8803] H3820of heart.

¹¹ H1993(She is loud[H8802] H5637and stubborn[H8802] H7272; her feetH7931abide[H8799] H1004not in her house:

¹² H6471NowH2351is she withoutH6471, nowH7339in the streetsH693, and lieth in wait[H8799] H681atH6438every corner.)

¹³ H2388So she caught[H8689] H5401him, and kissed[H8804] H5810him, and with an impudent[H8689] H6440faceH559said[H8799]  unto him,

¹⁴ H8002I have peaceH2077offeringsH3117with me; this dayH7999have I payed[H8765] H5088my vows.

¹⁵ H3318Therefore came I forth[H8804] H7125to meet[H8800] H7836thee, diligently to seek[H8763] H6440thy faceH4672, and I have found[H8799]  thee.

¹⁶ H7234I have decked[H8804] H6210my bedH4765with coveringsH2405of tapestry, with carvedH330works, with fine linenH4714of Egypt.

¹⁷ H5130I have perfumed[H8804] H4904my bedH4753with myrrhH174, aloesH7076, and cinnamon.

¹⁸ H3212Come[H8798] H7301, let us take our fill[H8799] H1730of loveH1242until the morningH5965: let us solace[H8691] H159ourselves with loves.

¹⁹ H376For the goodmanH1004is not at homeH1980, he is gone[H8804] H7350a longH1870journey:

²⁰ H3947He hath taken[H8804] H6872a bagH3701of moneyH3027with himH935, and will come[H8799] H1004homeH3117at the dayH3677appointed.

²¹ H7230With her muchH3948fair speechH5186she caused him to yield[H8689] H2506, with the flatteringH8193of her lipsH5080she forced[H8686]  him.

²² H1980He goeth[H8802] H310afterH6597her straightwayH7794, as an oxH935goeth[H8799] H2874to the slaughterH191, or as a foolH4148to the correctionH5914of the stocks;

²³ H2671Till a dartH6398strike[H8762] H3516through his liverH6833; as a birdH4116hasteth[H8763] H6341to the snareH3045, and knoweth[H8804] H5315not that it is for his life.

²⁴ H8085Hearken[H8798] H1121unto me now therefore, O ye childrenH7181, and attend[H8685] H561to the wordsH6310of my mouth.

²⁵ H3820Let not thine heartH7847decline[H8799] H1870to her waysH8582, go not astray[H8799] H5410in her paths.

²⁶ H5307For she hath cast down[H8689] H7227manyH2491woundedH6099: yea, many strongH2026men have been slain[H8803]  by her.

²⁷ H1004Her houseH1870is the wayH7585to hellH3381, going down[H8802] H2315to the chambersH4194of death.