King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. Dead[H4194] flies[H2070] cause the ointment[H8081] of the apothecary[H7543] to send forth[H5042] a stinking savor:[H887] so doth a little[H4592] folly[H5531] him that is in reputation[H3368] for wisdom[H4480] [H2451] and honor.[H4480] [H3519]

2. A wise man's[H2450] heart[H3820] is at his right hand;[H3225] but a fool's[H3684] heart[H3820] at his left.[H8040]

3. Yea also,[H1571] when he that is a fool[H7945] [H5530] walketh[H1980] by the way,[H1870] his wisdom[H3820] faileth[H2638] him, and he saith[H559] to every one[H3605] that he[H1931] is a fool.[H5530]

4. If[H518] the spirit[H7307] of the ruler[H4910] rise up[H5927] against[H5921] thee, leave[H5117] not[H408] thy place;[H4725] for[H3588] yielding[H4832] pacifieth[H5117] great[H1419] offenses.[H2399]

5. There is[H3426] an evil[H7451] which I have seen[H7200] under[H8478] the sun,[H8121] as an error[H7684] which proceedeth[H7945] [H3318] from[H4480] [H6440] the ruler: [H7989]

6. Folly[H5529] is set[H5414] in great[H7227] dignity,[H4791] and the rich[H6223] sit[H3427] in low place.[H8216]

7. I have seen[H7200] servants[H5650] upon[H5921] horses,[H5483] and princes[H8269] walking[H1980] as servants[H5650] upon[H5921] the earth.[H776]

8. He that diggeth[H2658] a pit[H1475] shall fall[H5307] into it; and whoso breaketh[H6555] a hedge,[H1447] a serpent[H5175] shall bite[H5391] him.

9. Whoso removeth[H5265] stones[H68] shall be hurt[H6087] therewith; and he that cleaveth[H1234] wood[H6086] shall be endangered[H5533] thereby.

10. If[H518] the iron[H1270] be blunt,[H6949] and he[H1931] do not[H3808] whet[H7043] the edge,[H6440] then must he put to[H1396] more strength:[H2428] but wisdom[H2451] is profitable[H3504] to direct.[H3787]

11. Surely[H518] the serpent[H5175] will bite[H5391] without[H3808] enchantment;[H3908] and a babbler[H1167] [H3956] is no[H369] better.[H3504]

12. The words[H1697] of a wise man's[H2450] mouth[H6310] are gracious;[H2580] but the lips[H8193] of a fool[H3684] will swallow up[H1104] himself.

13. The beginning[H8462] of the words[H1697] of his mouth[H6310] is foolishness:[H5531] and the end[H319] of his talk[H6310] is mischievous[H7451] madness.[H1948]

14. A fool[H5530] also is full[H7235] of words:[H1697] a man[H120] cannot[H3808] tell[H3045] what shall be;[H4100] [H7945] [H1961] and what[H834] shall be[H1961] after[H4480] [H310] him, who[H4310] can tell[H5046] him?

15. The labor[H5999] of the foolish[H3684] wearieth[H3021] every one of them, because[H834] he knoweth[H3045] not[H3808] how to go[H1980] to[H413] the city.[H5892]

16. Woe[H337] to thee, O land,[H776] when thy king[H7945] [H4428] is a child,[H5288] and thy princes[H8269] eat[H398] in the morning![H1242]

17. Blessed[H835] art thou, O land,[H776] when thy king[H7945] [H4428] is the son[H1121] of nobles,[H2715] and thy princes[H8269] eat[H398] in due season,[H6256] for strength,[H1369] and not[H3808] for drunkenness![H8358]

18. By much slothfulness[H6103] the building[H4746] decayeth;[H4355] and through idleness[H8220] of the hands[H3027] the house[H1004] droppeth through.[H1811]

19. A feast[H3899] is made[H6213] for laughter,[H7814] and wine[H3196] maketh merry:[H8055] [H2416] but money[H3701] answereth[H6030] [H853] all[H3605] things.

20. Curse[H7043] not[H408] the king,[H4428] no[H1571] not in thy thought;[H4093] and curse[H7043] not[H408] the rich[H6223] in thy bedchamber:[H2315] [H4904] for[H3588] a bird[H5775] of the air[H8064] shall carry[H1980] [H853] the voice,[H6963] and that which hath[H1167] wings[H3671] shall tell[H5046] the matter.[H1697]