King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. As snow[H7950] in summer,[H7019] and as rain[H4306] in harvest,[H7105] so[H3651] honor[H3519] is not[H3808] seemly[H5000] for a fool.[H3684]

2. As the bird[H6833] by wandering,[H5110] as the swallow[H1866] by flying,[H5774] so[H3651] the curse[H7045] causeless[H2600] shall not[H3808] come.[H935]

3. A whip[H7752] for the horse,[H5483] a bridle[H4964] for the ass,[H2543] and a rod[H7626] for the fool's[H3684] back.[H1460]

4. Answer[H6030] not[H408] a fool[H3684] according to his folly,[H200] lest[H6435] thou[H859] also[H1571] be like[H7737] unto him.

5. Answer[H6030] a fool[H3684] according to his folly,[H200] lest[H6435] he be[H1961] wise[H2450] in his own conceit.[H5869]

6. He that sendeth[H7971] a message[H1697] by the hand[H3027] of a fool[H3684] cutteth off[H7096] the feet,[H7272] and drinketh[H8354] damage.[H2555]

7. The legs[H7785] of the lame[H4480] [H6455] are not equal:[H1809] so is a parable[H4912] in the mouth[H6310] of fools.[H3684]

8. As he that bindeth[H6887] a stone[H68] in a sling,[H4773] so[H3651] is he that giveth[H5414] honor[H3519] to a fool.[H3684]

9. As a thorn[H2336] goeth up[H5927] into the hand[H3027] of a drunkard,[H7910] so is a parable[H4912] in the mouth[H6310] of fools.[H3684]

10. The great[H7227] God that formed[H2342] all[H3605] things both rewardeth[H7936] the fool,[H3684] and rewardeth[H7936] transgressors.[H5674]

11. As a dog[H3611] returneth[H7725] to[H5921] his vomit,[H6892] so a fool[H3684] returneth[H8138] to his folly.[H200]

12. Seest[H7200] thou a man[H376] wise[H2450] in his own conceit?[H5869] there is more hope[H8615] of a fool[H3684] than of[H4480] him.

13. The slothful[H6102] man saith,[H559] There is a lion[H7826] in the way;[H1870] a lion[H738] is in[H996] the streets.[H7339]

14. As the door[H1817] turneth[H5437] upon[H5921] his hinges,[H6735] so doth the slothful[H6102] upon[H5921] his bed.[H4296]

15. The slothful[H6102] hideth[H2934] his hand[H3027] in his bosom;[H6747] it grieveth[H3811] him to bring it again[H7725] to[H413] his mouth.[H6310]

16. The sluggard[H6102] is wiser[H2450] in his own conceit[H5869] than seven[H4480] [H7651] men that can render[H7725] a reason.[H2940]

17. He that passeth by,[H5674] and meddleth[H5674] with[H5921] strife[H7379] belonging not[H3808] to him, is like one that taketh[H2388] a dog[H3611] by the ears.[H241]

18. As a mad[H3856] man who casteth[H3384] firebrands,[H2131] arrows,[H2671] and death,[H4194]

19. So[H3651] is the man[H376] that deceiveth[H7411] [H853] his neighbor,[H7453] and saith,[H559] Am not[H3808] I[H589] in sport?[H7832]

20. Where no[H657] wood[H6086] is, there the fire[H784] goeth out:[H3518] so where there is no[H369] talebearer,[H5372] the strife[H4066] ceaseth.[H8367]

21. As coals[H6352] are to burning coals,[H1513] and wood[H6086] to fire;[H784] so is a contentious[H4079] man[H376] to kindle[H2787] strife.[H7379]

22. The words[H1697] of a talebearer[H5372] are as wounds,[H3859] and they[H1992] go down[H3381] into the innermost parts[H2315] of the belly.[H990]

23. Burning[H1814] lips[H8193] and a wicked[H7451] heart[H3820] are like a potsherd[H2789] covered[H6823] with silver[H3701] dross.[H5509]

24. He that hateth[H8130] dissembleth[H5234] with his lips,[H8193] and layeth up[H7896] deceit[H4820] within[H7130] him;

25. When[H3588] he speaketh[H6963] fair,[H2603] believe[H539] him not:[H408] for[H3588] there are seven[H7651] abominations[H8441] in his heart.[H3820]

26. Whose hatred[H8135] is covered[H3680] by deceit,[H4860] his wickedness[H7451] shall be showed[H1540] before the whole congregation.[H6951]

27. Whoso diggeth[H3738] a pit[H7845] shall fall[H5307] therein: and he that rolleth[H1556] a stone,[H68] it will return[H7725] upon[H413] him.

28. A lying[H8267] tongue[H3956] hateth[H8130] those that are afflicted[H1790] by it; and a flattering[H2509] mouth[H6310] worketh[H6213] ruin.[H4072]