Proverbs 5:4 Cross References - JuliaSmith

⁴ And her latter state being bitter as wormwood; sharp as a two-mouthed sword.

⁴ And it will be after this, and he will love a woman in the valley of Shorek, and her name Delilah. ⁵ And the princes of Philisteim will come up and will say to her, Persuade him, and see in what is his great strength, and in what we shall prevail against him, and bind him to humble him: and we give to thee each a thousand and a hundred of silver. ⁶ And Delilah will say to Samson, Announce now to me in what is thy great strength, and in what thou shalt be bound to humble thee.

¹⁵ And she will say to him, Wilt thou say, I loved thee, and thy heart not with me? This three times thou didst deceive me, and didst not announce to me in what is thy great strength. ¹⁶ And it will be in her pressing upon him with her words all the days, and she will urge him, and his soul will be shortened to death; ¹⁷ And he will announce to her all his heart, and he will say to her, A razor came not up upon my head, for I am devoted to God from my mother's womb: if I were shaved, and my strength removed from me, and I was weak, and was as all men. ¹⁸ And Delilah will see that he announced to her all his heart, and she will send and call to the princes of Philisteim, saying, Come up to me this time; for he announced to her all his heart And the princes of Philisteim will come up to her, and will bring up the silver in their hand. ¹⁹ And she will cause him to sleep upon her knees; and she will call to a man, and she will shave the seven braids of his head; and she will begin to humble him, and his strength will remove from him. ²⁰ And she will say, Philisteim upon thee, Samson. And he will awake from his sleep, and say, I will go forth as once upon once, and shake myself. And he knew not that Jehovah removed from him. ²¹ And Philisteim will seize him, and they will bore out his eyes, and will bring him down to Gaza and bind him with fetters of brass, and he will be grinding in the house of bonds.

²¹ They were divided from the wrath of his mouth, and his heart drew near: his words were soft above oil, and they drawn swords.

⁴ My soul is in the midst of lions: I shall lie down with the flaming, the sons of man, their teeth spears and arrows, and their tongue a sharp sword.

²⁴ To watch thee from the woman of evil, from the smoothness of the strange tongue. ²⁵ Thou shalt not desire her beauty in thy heart, and she shall not take thee with her eyelashes. ²⁶ For by a woman a harlot, even to a round of bread: and a man's wife will hunt the precious soul. ²⁷ A man taking fire in his bosom, shall his garments not be burnt? ²⁸ If a man shall go upon burning coals shall his feet not be burnt? ²⁹ So he going in to his neighbor's wife; all touching upon her shall not be innocent ³⁰ They will not despise a thief if he shall steal to fill up his soul; for he will be hungry. ³¹ And being found he shall recompense seven fold; he shall give all the substance of his house. ³² He committing adultery with a woman lacked a heart: destroying his soul he will do it. ³³ A blow and contempt shall he find; and his reproach shall not be wiped away. ³⁴ For jealousy is the wrath of man, and he will not spare in the day of vengeance. ³⁵ He will not lift up the face of any ransom, and he will not be willing if thou shalt increase the reward.

²² He went after her suddenly as the ox will go to the slaughter, and as the fetter for the correction of the foolish. ²³ Till an arrow shall cleave his liver; as a bird hastening to the snare, and not knowing that it is for his soul.

¹⁸ And he knew not that there the shades; her called ones in the depths of hades

²⁷ For a harlot is a deep ditch; and a strong woman a narrow well. ²⁸ She also will lie in wait as for prey, and she will add those transgressing among men.

²⁶ And I find bitter above death the woman that her heart it is snares and nets, her hands are bonds: the good one before God shall escape from her, and he sinning shall be taken by her.

¹² For the word of God living, and effective, and more piercing than any two-mouthed sword, and penetrating even to the division both of soul and spirit, both the joints and marrows, and a critic of the reflections and thoughts of the heart.

¹⁵ Observing narrowly lest any be failing of the grace of God: lest any root of bitterness springing forth aloft give trouble, and by this many be defiled; ¹⁶ Lest any fornicator, or profane, as Esau, who for one act of' eating sold his primogeniture.