King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. Wine[H3196] is a mocker,[H3887] strong drink[H7941] is raging:[H1993] and whosoever[H3605] is deceived[H7686] thereby is not[H3808] wise.[H2449]

2. The fear[H367] of a king[H4428] is as the roaring[H5099] of a lion:[H3715] whoso provoketh him to anger[H5674] sinneth[H2398] against his own soul.[H5315]

3. It is an honor[H3519] for a man[H376] to cease[H7674] from strife:[H4480] [H7379] but every[H3605] fool[H191] will be meddling.[H1566]

4. The sluggard[H6102] will not[H3808] plow[H2790] by reason of the cold;[H4480] [H2779] therefore shall he beg[H7592] in harvest,[H7105] and have nothing.[H369]

5. Counsel[H6098] in the heart[H3820] of man[H376] is like deep[H6013] water;[H4325] but a man[H376] of understanding[H8394] will draw it out.[H1802]

6. Most[H7230] men[H120] will proclaim[H7121] every one[H376] his own goodness:[H2617] but a faithful[H529] man[H376] who[H4310] can find?[H4672]

7. The just[H6662] man walketh[H1980] in his integrity:[H8537] his children[H1121] are blessed[H835] after[H310] him.

8. A king[H4428] that sitteth[H3427] in[H5921] the throne[H3678] of judgment[H1779] scattereth away[H2219] all[H3605] evil[H7451] with his eyes.[H5869]

9. Who[H4310] can say,[H559] I have made my heart[H3820] clean,[H2135] I am pure[H2891] from my sin?[H4480] [H2403]

10. Divers weights,[H68] [H68] and divers measures,[H374] [H374] both[H8147] of them are alike[H1571] abomination[H8441] to the LORD.[H3068]

11. Even[H1571] a child[H5288] is known[H5234] by his doings,[H4611] whether[H518] his work[H6467] be pure,[H2134] and whether[H518] it be right.[H3477]

12. The hearing[H8085] ear,[H241] and the seeing[H7200] eye,[H5869] the LORD[H3068] hath made[H6213] even[H1571] both[H8147] of them.

13. Love[H157] not[H408] sleep,[H8142] lest[H6435] thou come to poverty;[H3423] open[H6491] thine eyes,[H5869] and thou shalt be satisfied[H7646] with bread.[H3899]

14. It is naught,[H7451] it is naught,[H7451] saith[H559] the buyer:[H7069] but when he is gone his way,[H235] then[H227] he boasteth.[H1984]

15. There is[H3426] gold,[H2091] and a multitude[H7230] of rubies:[H6443] but the lips[H8193] of knowledge[H1847] are a precious[H3366] jewel.[H3627]

16. Take[H3947] his garment[H899] that[H3588] is surety[H6148] for a stranger:[H2114] and take a pledge[H2254] of him for[H1157] a strange woman.[H5237]

17. Bread[H3899] of deceit[H8267] is sweet[H6156] to a man;[H376] but afterwards[H310] his mouth[H6310] shall be filled[H4390] with gravel.[H2687]

18. Every purpose[H4284] is established[H3559] by counsel:[H6098] and with good advice[H8458] make[H6213] war.[H4421]

19. He that goeth about[H1980] as a talebearer[H7400] revealeth[H1540] secrets:[H5475] therefore meddle[H6148] not[H3808] with him that flattereth[H6601] with his lips.[H8193]

20. Whoso curseth[H7043] his father[H1] or his mother,[H517] his lamp[H5216] shall be put out[H1846] in obscure[H380] darkness.[H2822]

21. An inheritance[H5159] may be gotten hastily[H926] at the beginning;[H7223] but the end[H319] thereof shall not[H3808] be blessed.[H1288]

22. Say[H559] not[H408] thou, I will recompense[H7999] evil;[H7451] but wait[H6960] on the LORD,[H3068] and he shall save[H3467] thee.

23. Divers weights[H68] [H68] are an abomination[H8441] unto the LORD;[H3068] and a false[H4820] balance[H3976] is not[H3808] good.[H2896]

24. Man's[H1397] goings[H4703] are of the LORD;[H4480] [H3068] how[H4100] can a man[H120] then understand[H995] his own way?[H1870]

25. It is a snare[H4170] to the man[H120] who devoureth[H3216] that which is holy,[H6944] and after[H310] vows[H5088] to make inquiry.[H1239]

26. A wise[H2450] king[H4428] scattereth[H2219] the wicked,[H7563] and bringeth[H7725] the wheel[H212] over[H5921] them.

27. The spirit[H5397] of man[H120] is the candle[H5216] of the LORD,[H3068] searching[H2664] all[H3605] the inward parts[H2315] of the belly.[H990]

28. Mercy[H2617] and truth[H571] preserve[H5341] the king:[H4428] and his throne[H3678] is upheld[H5582] by mercy.[H2617]

29. The glory[H8597] of young men[H970] is their strength:[H3581] and the beauty[H1926] of old men[H2205] is the gray head.[H7872]

30. The blueness[H2250] of a wound[H6482] cleanseth away[H8562] evil:[H7451] so do stripes[H4347] the inward parts[H2315] of the belly.[H990]