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Genesis 3:6 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

6 H802And when the womanH7200saw[H8799] H6086that the treeH2896was goodH3978for foodH1931, and that itH8378was pleasantH5869to the eyesH6086, and a treeH2530to be desired[H8737] H7919to make one wise[H8687] H3947, she took[H8799] H6529of the fruit thereofH398, and did eat[H8799] H5414, and gave[H8799] H1571alsoH376unto her husbandH398with her; and he did eat[H8799] .

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King James Version (Oxford) 1769

6 And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.

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Amplified Bible - Classic Edition

6 And when the woman saw that the tree was good (suitable, pleasant) for food and that it was delightful to look at, and a tree to be desired in order to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate; and she gave some also to her husband, and he ate.

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American Standard Version (1901)

6 And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was a delight to the eyes, and that the tree was to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat; and she gave also unto her husband with her, and he did eat.

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Common English Bible

6 The woman saw that the tree was beautiful with delicious food and that the tree would provide wisdom, so she took some of its fruit and ate it, and also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it.

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Catholic Public Domain Version

6 And so the woman saw that the tree was good to eat, and beautiful to the eyes, and delightful to consider. And she took from its fruit, and she ate. And she gave to her husband, who ate.

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Genesis 3:6
19 Tagairtí Cros  

H120And the manH559said[H8799] H802, The womanH5414whom thou gavest[H8804] H5978to be with meH1931, sheH5414gave[H8804] H6086me of the treeH398, and I did eat[H8799] .


H121And unto AdamH559he said[H8804] H8085, Because thou hast hearkened[H8804] H6963unto the voiceH802of thy wifeH398, and hast eaten[H8799] H6086of the treeH834, of whichH6680I commanded thee[H8765] H559, saying[H8800] H398, Thou shalt not eat[H8799] H779of it: cursed[H8803] H127is the groundH6093for thy sake; in sorrowH398shalt thou eat[H8799] H3605of it allH3117the daysH2416of thy life;


H310And it came to pass afterH1697these thingsH113, that his master'sH802wifeH5375cast[H8799] H5869her eyesH3130upon JosephH559; and she said[H8799] H7901, Lie[H8798]  with me.


H1121That the sonsH430of GodH7200saw[H8799] H1323the daughtersH120of menH2007that theyH2896were fairH3947; and they took[H8799] H802them wivesH977of all which they chose[H8804] .


H6153And it came to pass in an eveningtideH6256 H1732, that DavidH6965arose[H8799] H4904from off his bedH1980, and walked[H8691] H1406upon the roofH4428of the king'sH1004houseH1406: and from the roofH7200he saw[H8799] H802a womanH7364washing[H8801] H802herself; and the womanH3966was veryH2896beautifulH4758to look upon.


H7725So he went back[H8799] H398with him, and did eat[H8799] H3899breadH1004in his houseH8354, and drank[H8799] H4325water.


H3772I made[H8804] H1285a covenantH5869with mine eyesH995; why then should I think[H8709] H1330upon a maid?


H1121SonH120of manH3947, behold, I take away[H8802] H4261from thee the desireH5869of thine eyesH4046with a strokeH5594: yet neither shalt thou mourn[H8799] H1058nor weep[H8799] H1832, neither shall thy tearsH935run down[H8799] .


H559Speak[H8798] H1004unto the houseH3478of IsraelH559, Thus saith[H8804] H136the LordH3069GODH2490; Behold, I will profane[H8764] H4720my sanctuaryH1347, the excellencyH5797of your strengthH4261, the desireH5869of your eyesH5315, and that which your soulH4263pitiethH1121; and your sonsH1323and your daughtersH5800whom ye have left[H8804] H5307shall fall[H8799] H2719by the sword.


H1121Also, thou sonH120of manH3117, shall it not be in the dayH3947when I take[H8800] H4581from them their strengthH4885, the joyH8597of their gloryH4261, the desireH5869of their eyesH4853, and that whereupon they setH5315their mindsH1121, their sonsH1323and their daughters,


H120But they like menH5674have transgressed[H8804] H1285the covenantH898: there have they dealt treacherously[H8804]  against me.


G1161ButG1473IG3004say[G5719] G5213unto youG3754, ThatG3956whosoeverG991looketh[G5723] G1135on a womanG4314toG1937lust after[G5658] G846herG3431hath committed adultery[G5656] G846with herG2235alreadyG1722inG846hisG2588heart.


H7200When I saw[H8799] H7998among the spoilsH259aH2896goodlyH8152BabylonishH155garmentH3967, and two hundredH8255shekelsH3701of silverH259, and aH3956wedgeH2091of goldH2572of fiftyH8255shekelsH4948weightH2530, then I coveted[H8799] H3947them, and took[H8799] H2934them; and, behold, they are hid[H8803] H776in the earthH8432in the midstH168of my tentH3701, and the silver under it.


G3754ForG3956allG1722that is inG2889the worldG1939, the lustG4561of the fleshG2532, andG1939the lustG3788of the eyesG2532, andG212the prideG979of lifeG2076, is[G5748] G3756notG1537ofG3962the FatherG235, butG2076is[G5748] G1537ofG2889the world.


H1058And she wept[H8799] H7651before him the sevenH3117daysH4960, while their feastH1961lasted[H8804] H7637: and it came to pass on the seventhH3117dayH5046, that he told[H8686] H6693her, because she lay sore[H8689] H5046upon him: and she told[H8686] H2420the riddleH1121to the childrenH5971of her people.


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