Proverbs Chapter 6 - King James Strong Number Version

1: My son, <H1121> if thou be surety <H6148> for thy friend, <H7453> [if] thou hast stricken <H8628> thy hand <H3709> with a stranger, <H2114>
2: Thou art snared <H3369> with the words <H0561> of thy mouth, <H6310> thou art taken <H3920> with the words <H0561> of thy mouth. <H6310>
3: Do <H6213> this now, <H0645> my son, <H1121> and deliver <H5337> thyself, when thou art come <H0935> into the hand <H3709> of thy friend; <H7453> go, <H3212> humble <H7511> thyself, and make sure <H7292> thy friend. <H7453>
4: Give <H5414> not sleep <H8142> to thine eyes, <H5869> nor slumber <H8572> to thine eyelids. <H6079>
5: Deliver <H5337> thyself as a roe <H6643> from the hand <H3027> [of the hunter], and as a bird <H6833> from the hand <H3027> of the fowler. <H3353>
6: Go <H3212> to the ant, <H5244> thou sluggard; <H6102> consider <H7200> her ways, <H1870> and be wise: <H2449>
7: Which having no guide, <H7101> overseer, <H7860> or ruler, <H4910>
8: Provideth <H3559> her meat <H3899> in the summer, <H7019> [and] gathereth <H0103> her food <H3978> in the harvest. <H7105>
9: How long wilt thou sleep, <H7901> O sluggard? <H6102> when wilt thou arise <H6965> out of thy sleep? <H8142>
10: [Yet] a little <H4592> sleep, <H8142> a little <H4592> slumber, <H8572> a little <H4592> folding <H2264> of the hands <H3027> to sleep: <H7901>
11: So shall thy poverty <H7389> come <H0935> as one that travelleth, <H1980> and thy want <H4270> as an armed <H4043> man. <H0376>
12: A naughty <H1100> person, <H0120> a wicked <H0205> man, <H0376> walketh <H1980> with a froward <H6143> mouth. <H6310>
13: He winketh <H7169> with his eyes, <H5869> he speaketh <H4448> with his feet, <H7272> he teacheth <H3384> with his fingers; <H0676>
14: Frowardness <H8419> [is] in his heart, <H3820> he deviseth <H2790> mischief <H7451> continually; <H6256> he soweth <H7971> discord. <H4066> <H4090>
15: Therefore shall his calamity <H0343> come <H0935> suddenly; <H6597> suddenly <H6621> shall he be broken <H7665> without remedy. <H4832>
16: These six <H8337> [things] doth the LORD <H3068> hate: <H8130> yea, seven <H7651> [are] an abomination <H8441> unto him: <H5315>
17: A proud <H7311> look, <H5869> a lying <H8267> tongue, <H3956> and hands <H3027> that shed <H8210> innocent <H5355> blood, <H1818>
18: An heart <H3820> that deviseth <H2790> wicked <H0205> imaginations, <H4284> feet <H7272> that be swift <H4116> in running <H7323> to mischief, <H7451>
19: A false <H8267> witness <H5707> [that] speaketh <H6315> lies, <H3577> and he that soweth <H7971> discord <H4090> among brethren. <H0251>
20: My son, <H1121> keep <H5341> thy father's <H0001> commandment, <H4687> and forsake <H5203> not the law <H8451> of thy mother: <H0517>
21: Bind <H7194> them continually <H8548> upon thine heart, <H3820> [and] tie <H6029> them about thy neck. <H1621>
22: When thou goest, <H1980> it shall lead <H5148> thee; when thou sleepest, <H7901> it shall keep <H8104> thee; and [when] thou awakest, <H6974> it shall talk <H7878> with thee.
23: For the commandment <H4687> [is] a lamp; <H5216> and the law <H8451> [is] light; <H0216> and reproofs <H8433> of instruction <H4148> [are] the way <H1870> of life: <H2416>
24: To keep <H8104> thee from the evil <H7451> woman, <H0802> from the flattery <H2513> of the tongue <H3956> of a strange <H5237> woman.
25: Lust <H2530> not after her beauty <H3308> in thine heart; <H3824> neither let her take <H3947> thee with her eyelids. <H6079>
26: For by means of <H1157> a whorish <H2181> woman <H0802> [a man is brought] to a piece <H3603> of bread: <H3899> and the adulteress <H0802> <H0376> will hunt <H6679> for the precious <H3368> life. <H5315>
27: Can a man <H0376> take <H2846> fire <H0784> in his bosom, <H2436> and his clothes <H0899> not be burned? <H8313>
28: Can one <H0376> go <H1980> upon hot coals, <H1513> and his feet <H7272> not be burned? <H3554>
29: So he that goeth in <H0935> to his neighbour's <H7453> wife; <H0802> whosoever toucheth <H5060> her shall not be innocent. <H5352>
30: [Men] do not despise <H0936> a thief, <H1590> if he steal <H1589> to satisfy <H4390> his soul <H5315> when he is hungry; <H7456>
31: But [if] he be found, <H4672> he shall restore <H7999> sevenfold; <H7659> he shall give <H5414> all the substance <H1952> of his house. <H1004>
32: [But] whoso committeth adultery <H5003> with a woman <H0802> lacketh <H2638> understanding: <H3820> he [that] doeth <H6213> it destroyeth <H7843> his own soul. <H5315>
33: A wound <H5061> and dishonour <H7036> shall he get; <H4672> and his reproach <H2781> shall not be wiped away. <H4229>
34: For jealousy <H7068> [is] the rage <H2534> of a man: <H1397> therefore he will not spare <H2550> in the day <H3117> of vengeance. <H5359>
35: He will not regard <H5375> <H6440> any ransom; <H3724> neither will he rest content, <H0014> though thou givest many <H7235> gifts. <H7810>