Proverbs Chapter 5 - King James Strong Number Version

1: My son, <H1121> attend <H7181> unto my wisdom, <H2451> [and] bow <H5186> thine ear <H0241> to my understanding: <H8394>
2: That thou mayest regard <H8104> discretion, <H4209> and [that] thy lips <H8193> may keep <H5341> knowledge. <H1847>
3: For the lips <H8193> of a strange woman <H2114> drop <H5197> [as] an honeycomb, <H5317> and her mouth <H2441> [is] smoother <H2509> than oil: <H8081>
4: But her end <H0319> is bitter <H4751> as wormwood, <H3939> sharp <H2299> as a two-edged <H6310> sword. <H2719>
5: Her feet <H7272> go down <H3381> to death; <H4194> her steps <H6806> take hold <H8551> on hell. <H7585>
6: Lest thou shouldest ponder <H6424> the path <H0734> of life, <H2416> her ways <H4570> are moveable, <H5128> [that] thou canst not know <H3045> [them].
7: Hear <H8085> me now therefore, O ye children, <H1121> and depart <H5493> not from the words <H0561> of my mouth. <H6310>
8: Remove thy way <H1870> far <H7368> from her, and come not nigh <H7126> the door <H6607> of her house: <H1004>
9: Lest thou give <H5414> thine honour <H1935> unto others, <H0312> and thy years <H8141> unto the cruel: <H0394>
10: Lest strangers <H2114> be filled <H7646> with thy wealth; <H3581> and thy labours <H6089> [be] in the house <H1004> of a stranger; <H5237>
11: And thou mourn <H5098> at the last, <H0319> when thy flesh <H1320> and thy body <H7607> are consumed, <H3615>
12: And say, <H0559> How have I hated <H8130> instruction, <H4148> and my heart <H3820> despised <H5006> reproof; <H8433>
13: And have not obeyed <H8085> the voice <H6963> of my teachers, <H3384> nor inclined <H5186> mine ear <H0241> to them that instructed <H3925> me!
14: I was almost <H4592> in all evil <H7451> in the midst <H8432> of the congregation <H6951> and assembly. <H5712>
15: Drink <H8354> waters <H4325> out of thine own cistern, <H0953> and running waters <H5140> out of <H8432> thine own well. <H0875>
16: Let thy fountains <H4599> be dispersed <H6327> abroad, <H2351> [and] rivers <H6388> of waters <H4325> in the streets. <H7339>
17: Let them be only thine own, and not strangers' <H2114> with thee.
18: Let thy fountain <H4726> be blessed: <H1288> and rejoice <H8055> with the wife <H0802> of thy youth. <H5271>
19: [Let her be as] the loving <H0158> hind <H0365> and pleasant <H2580> roe; <H3280> let her breasts <H1717> satisfy <H7301> thee at all times; <H6256> and be thou ravished <H7686> always <H8548> with her love. <H0160>
20: And why wilt thou, my son, <H1121> be ravished <H7686> with a strange woman, <H2114> and embrace <H2263> the bosom <H2436> of a stranger? <H5237>
21: For the ways <H1870> of man <H0376> [are] before <H5227> the eyes <H5869> of the LORD, <H3068> and he pondereth <H6424> all his goings. <H4570>
22: His own iniquities <H5771> shall take <H3920> the wicked <H7563> himself, and he shall be holden <H8551> with the cords <H2256> of his sins. <H2403>
23: He shall die <H4191> without instruction; <H4148> and in the greatness <H7230> of his folly <H0200> he shall go astray. <H7686>