American Standard Version
Proverbs 6:24-33
24To keepH8104 thee from the evilH7451 womanH802,From the flattery of the foreigner’s tongueH3956.25Lust not after her beautyH3308 in thy heartH3824;Neither let her takeH3947 thee with her eyelidsH6079.26For on account of a harlota manH376 is broughtto a piece of breadH3899;And the adulteress hunteth for the preciousH3368 lifeH5315.27Can a manH376 take fireH784 in his bosomH2436,And his clothesH899 not be burnedH8313?28Or can oneH376 walkH1980 upon hot coalsH1513,And his feetH7272 not be scorched?29So he that goeth in to his neighbor’sH7453 wifeH802;Whosoever toucheth her shall not be unpunishedH5352.30Men do not despiseH936 a thiefH1590, if he stealH1589To satisfy himself when he is hungryH7456:31But if he be foundH4672, he shall restore sevenfoldH7659;He shall giveH5414 all the substance of his houseH1004.32He that committeth adulteryH5003 with a womanH802 is void of understanding:He doeth it who would destroyH7843 his ownH5315 soulH5315.33WoundsH5061 and dishonor shall he get;And his reproachH2781 shall not be wiped away.
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