Proverbs 7 (kjv)

My son^H1121, keep^H8104 my words^H561, and lay up^H6845 my commandments^H4687 with thee.²Keep^H8104 my commandments^H4687, and live^H2421; and my law^H8451 as the apple^H380 of thine eye^H5869.³Bind^H7194 them upon thy fingers^H676, write^H3789 them upon the table^H3871 of thine heart^H3820.⁴Say^H559 unto wisdom^H2451, Thou art my sister^H269; and call^H7121 understanding^H998 thy kinswoman^H4129:⁵That they may keep^H8104 thee from the strange^H2114 woman^H802, from the stranger^H5237 which flattereth^H2505 with her words^H561.

⁶For at the window^H2474 of my house^H1004 I looked^H8259 through my casement^H822,⁷And beheld^H7200 among the simple ones^H6612, I discerned^H995 among the youths^H1121, a young man^H5288 void^H2638 of understanding^H3820,⁸Passing through^H5674 the street^H7784 near^H681 her corner^H6434; and he went^H6805 the way^H1870 to her house^H1004,⁹In the twilight^H5399, in the evening^{H3117 H6153}, in the black^H380 and dark^H653 night^H3915:

¹⁰And, behold, there met^H7125 him a woman^H802 with the attire^H7897 of an harlot^H2181, and subtil^H5341 of heart^H3820.¹¹(She is loud^H1993 and stubborn^H5637; her feet^H7272 abide^H7931 not in her house^H1004:¹²Now^H6471 is she without^H2351, now^H6471 in the streets^H7339, and lieth in wait^H693 at^H681 every corner^H6438.)¹³So she caught^H2388 him, and kissed^H5401 him, and with an impudent^H5810 face^H6440 said^H559 unto him,¹⁴I have peace^H8002 offerings^H2077 with me; this day^H3117 have I payed^H7999 my vows^H5088.¹⁵Therefore came I forth^H3318 to meet^H7125 thee, diligently to seek^H7836 thy face^H6440, and I have found^H4672 thee.¹⁶I have decked^H7234 my bed^H6210 with coverings^H4765 of tapestry, with carved^H2405 works, with fine linen^H330 of Egypt^H4714.¹⁷I have perfumed^H5130 my bed^H4904 with myrrh^H4753, aloes^H174, and cinnamon^H7076.¹⁸Come^H3212, let us take our fill^H7301 of love^H1730 until the morning^H1242: let us solace^H5965 ourselves with loves^H159.¹⁹For the goodman^H376 is not at home^H1004, he is gone^H1980 a long^H7350 journey^H1870:²⁰He hath taken^H3947 a bag^H6872 of money^H3701 with him^H3027, and will come^H935 home^H1004 at the day^H3117 appointed^H3677.²¹With her much^H7230 fair speech^H3948 she caused him to yield^H5186, with the flattering^H2506 of her lips^H8193 she forced^H5080 him.

²²He goeth^H1980 after^H310 her straightway^H6597, as an ox^H7794 goeth^H935 to the slaughter^H2874, or as a fool^H191 to the correction^H4148 of the stocks^H5914;²³Till a dart^H2671 strike^H6398 through his liver^H3516; as a bird^H6833 hasteth^H4116 to the snare^H6341, and knoweth^H3045 not that it is for his life^H5315.

²⁴Hearken^H8085 unto me now therefore, O ye children^H1121, and attend^H7181 to the words^H561 of my mouth^H6310.²⁵Let not thine heart^H3820 decline^H7847 to her ways^H1870, go not astray^H8582 in her paths^H5410.²⁶For she hath cast down^H5307 many^H7227 wounded^H2491: yea, many strong^H6099 men have been slain^H2026 by her.²⁷Her house^H1004 is the way^H1870 to hell^H7585, going down^H3381 to the chambers^H2315 of death^H4194.